Lancashire Travel Tips & FAQs
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Are there dog-friendly hotels in Lancashire?
Yes! All of our inns here at The Inn Collection Group in Lancashire are fully dog friendly, so no one gets left behind. We offer dedicated dog-friendly rooms and sections of our restaurants, making it easy for your four-legged friends to join in on the fun. While you relax, your pup can enjoy their very own treats or even a full meal with our signature Sir Woofchesters.
Lancashire is perfect for dog-friendly adventures. From scenic walks along the coastline and sandy beaches of Morecambe and St Annes on Sea to exploring the rolling hills of the Forest of Bowland, there’s no shortage of outdoor fun. Whether it’s chasing waves, exploring trails, or simply enjoying cosy evenings together, our dog-friendly inns provide the perfect base for an unforgettable getaway with your canine companion.
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Are there historical sites or castles in Lancashire to visit?
Yes, Lancashire is full of fascinating historical sites and castles to explore. Lancaster Castle is a must-visit, offering guided tours that take you through centuries of history, including its role as a former prison. Near the coast, Blackpool has historic landmarks like the Blackpool Tower, while inland, towns such as Preston and Lancaster are rich with heritage buildings and charming streets to wander. For a more rural setting, the Forest of Bowland area features historic halls and manor houses set against stunning countryside. These sites make Lancashire a great destination for history enthusiasts looking to combine culture with scenic walks and sightseeing. -
How can I save on Lancashire hotel bookings with The Inn Collection Group?
You can save on Lancashire hotel bookings with The Inn Collection Group by booking directly with us. Our best rates are always available when you book through our website or app. If you download The Inn Crowd app, you can also get 10% off your next stay. In addition, we regularly run seasonal and special offers across our inns in Harrogate, Ripon, Whitby and beyond. Be sure to visit our special offers page to find the latest deals and make the most of your Lancashire stay. -
How do I get to Lancashire from nearby cities?
Getting to Lancashire from nearby cities is straightforward, whether you’re travelling by car, train, or bus. By road, Lancashire is easily accessible via the M6 and M55 motorways, making it convenient from cities like Manchester, Liverpool, and Leeds. If you prefer public transport, there are frequent train services to Preston, Lancaster, and Blackpool, connecting the region with major hubs across the North West and beyond. Bus routes also link coastal towns such as Morecambe and St Annes on Sea with surrounding areas. Once you arrive, Lancashire’s combination of scenic countryside, historic towns, and coastline makes it easy to explore by car, bike, or on foot. -
What are the best hotels near Blackpool?
If you’re looking for the best hotels near Blackpool, there are plenty of options to suit every type of stay. For those who want the excitement of Blackpool but also value a peaceful coastal escape, Offshore is ideally located just a few minutes’ drive from the town. This newly refurbished inn allows you to enjoy the charm and beauty of St Annes on Sea, with its sandy beaches and scenic promenade, while still being close enough to experience the flashing lights, attractions, and nightlife that Blackpool is famous for. Staying in this area gives you the perfect balance of tranquillity and entertainment, making it one of the top choices for a Blackpool holiday. -
What is the best area to stay in Lancashire?
The best area to stay in Lancashire depends on the type of getaway you’re after. The Blackpool coast is perfect for lively seaside fun, iconic promenades, and family-friendly attractions. Preston and Lancaster offer a mix of historic streets, local culture, and easy access to the surrounding countryside.
For a picturesque seaside break, St Annes on Sea is ideal, with sandy beaches, scenic walks, and stunning sunsets. Morecambe also offers beautiful coastal views and charming promenade walks. If you prefer countryside adventures, the rolling hills of the Forest of Bowland and nearby Lake District make for breathtaking day trips. Staying in these areas gives you the perfect base to explore some of the best places to stay in Lancashire.
Quality you can trust
Sleep easy knowing our inns offer cosy, comfortable rooms with everything you need for a relaxing stay.
When it comes to dining, you’re in for a treat. Our menus are regularly updated to feature hearty pub classics with seasonal twists, all prepared in kitchens that take pride in quality and freshness. Pair your meal with a drink from our carefully curated selection, including speciality gins, local ales on tap, and Ringtons hot drinks. From delicious homemade dishes to expertly crafted beverages, every visit is a chance to indulge and unwind.
A warm welcome for all
As welcoming as possible, whether for parents with pushchairs and little ones, or for guests with extra accessibility needs, find information about additional facilities on each of our inns' access statement.
We understand pets are part of the family. That's why all our inns are pet friendly with designated dog friendly rooms and areas within our dining and bar areas.
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