The Clifton Arms Hotel was originally built around 1794 on Clifton Street, which is now part of Park Street. Its successor, a two-storey structure, was constructed in 1839 on West Beach. In 1875, all the buildings that made up the hotel were raised to the same height and sold to a private company.
Situated in the heart of Lytham, a charming town on the Lancashire coast with a rich heritage, the Clifton Arms Hotel has a long history. Over 300 years ago, this location was home to a small coaching inn on the estate of the prominent Clifton family. As Lytham transformed from a rural village into a bustling town, the Clifton Arms Hotel was built. Privately owned by the Webb family since 1993, the hotel has spent decades offering guests a warm welcome and establishing a reputation for friendly hospitality.
The hotel is ideally located with plenty to explore nearby. The neighbouring town of St Anne’s combines modern amenities with the character of a Victorian seaside resort, while a short drive brings you to Blackpool, famed for its lively attractions and entertainment. For those seeking natural beauty, the Lake District and the Forest of Bowland are within an hour’s drive, offering stunning landscapes and outdoor adventures.
The Clifton Arms used to be located here in 1794, on what is now called Park Street.
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