Serviced Apartments in Lancaster

Steeped in history and marine influences, Lancaster has grown into a lively and vibrant city with historical sights and home to the highly-ranked Lancaster University. A range of museums, maritime history, and a vibrant atmosphere makes Lancaster a fantastic place to visit with the family, as a couple or with a group of friends.

Why should I visit Lancaster?

With beautiful countryside sprawling out around the city, Lancaster is home to numerous hikes, relaxing walks, and riding. Staying in the city centre will bring you historical sites such as Roman bath ruins, Lancaster Castle, and Ashton Memorial. High-street shops and a number of eateries line the high street meaning Lancaster can offer something for everyone. 

With Morecambe just over the River Lune, guests can spend a day on the beach and taking photos with the statue of Eric Morecambe before coming back to the scenic Lancaster and unwinding with a glass of your favourite Gin at Hogarth’s Gin Palace.

NEW TO SERVICED APARTMENTS?

A serviced apartment can offer more space, privacy, and comfort than other types of accommodation. With fully equipped kitchens or kitchenettes, guests are able to cook at their convenience and live like a local. Perfect for couples, families and groups travelling together, travelling and relaxing is a whole lot easier with your own apartment in beautiful places.

Major attractions & sightseeing

Home to a wealth of history, Roman, Saxon, and medieval influences are seen throughout the city. Whether it’s in the ruins of the old Roman Baths on Castle Hill, the Priory, or Ashton Memorial with its butterfly house and meerkats, visitors are bound to enjoy the attractions and sights that Lancaster has to offer.

Overlooking the city, the 1,000-year-old castle offers guests the opportunity to explore the antique furnishings, witch trials, and the prison which was active until 2011. Learn more about witches with Pendle witch trail and explore the hangings and mysterious goings-on in this stunning castle, a major focal point of the city.

When to visit lancaster

Lancaster ranges in temperature throughout the year. From beautiful summer months spent on Morecambe beach or picnics at Williamson Park, to cold winters when snow-peaked mountains can be seen and traditional English pubs are lit up with roaring fires.

All year round Lancaster makes a great place to visit.

Places to eat in Lancaster

Whatever your appetite Lancaster can offer you a diverse range of foods. From vegan cafes to tapas bars, Lancaster is a wealth of different cuisines; with a food market on Saturday and Wednesday day times, offering guests delicious foods from halloumi wraps to Italian calzones.