The Railway Hotel (JD Wetherspoon), Lytham Town Centre, Lytham St. Annes

This is a relatively recent conversion of an existing pub. As noted below it's a roughly L shaped open plan room which is split into areas with different floors and fixtures & fittings. I noticed a board advertising days out including a trip to Chester and a Moorhouse brewery visit. I sat in the end area with the clock and the wavy floor where some of the chairs looked as though they had been taken from a school and painted to try and disguise their origin. The bar has ten hand pumps which had one unused, one available soon, the JDW Trio Of Doom, Deuchars IPA, Moorhouse C & S Ale, Pride Of Pendle & Blond Witch and Well's Bombardier Gold. I went for the C & S Ale which was in good nick. Apart from not having a great beer choice, possibly due to the impending brewery visit, I thought this was a good Spoons. It's GBG 2017 listed.

Smart and compact JDW pub, which on my Sunday lunchtime visit had 8 cask beers on and a Large(Large that is for the JDW chain,and it was also only their second week)and friendly barstaff.On entry after ascending a few steps past the outdoor drinking area,there are seating areas to the immediate left and right,with the L shaped bar slightly to the right beyond this.Past the bar and down a few few steps there is another small seated area which is accessible for wheelchairs via an outside door on the right.There are also a few prints and photos of trains ect but nothing to any excess. As with most JDW pubs i have found the toilets usually spotless,and the Railway Hotel is no exception,in fact i found them immaculate with the glazed pebbled tiles a quite impressive feature.To arrive at the Gents you have to manoeuvre several narrow flights of stairs,that seem to have more twists and turns than an Agatha Christie novel.