Dunes Hotel, Clifton Drive, St Anne’s-on-the-Sea

A palatial hydropathic establishment ant St Anne’s-on-the-Sea, Lancashire, from designs by Woodhouse and Willoughby is projected and plans have been passed. It is to be erected by a private company on a site bordering Fairhaven and St Anne’s. The building, which is to be called the Dunes Hotel, will have a frontage of 190 feet to Clifton Drive and will be four storeys high. It will be equipped with needle, electric, Russian, vapour, German and plunge baths and lighted throughout by electricity. The building, which will contain 72 bedrooms, will be one of the largest in the town. [British Architect 16 January 1903 Page 38]

HYDRO, ST. ANNE'S, LANCASHIRE — The Building Committee of the St. Anne’s Council has just sanctioned plans for a hydropathic establishment to be erected by a private company on a site bordering Fairhaven and St. Anne’s. The building, which is to be called the Dunes Hotel, will have a frontage of 190 feet to Clifton Drive, and be five stories high. It will be equipped with needle, electric, Russian, vapour, German, and plunge baths, and lighted throughout by electricity, and contain seventy-two bedrooms. The architects are Messrs. Woodhouse & Willoughby, of Manchester. [Builder 31 January 1903 page 122]

Reference    British Architect 16 January 1903 Page 38
Reference    Builder 31 January 1903 page 122