Inside Louise Thompson’s luxury UK safari trip where lodges cost £890 a night
LOUISE Thompson has swapped Chelsea for the Midlands this weekend, and enjoyed a relaxing trip away with her family.
The former reality TV star, 32, and her husband Ryan Libbey headed to the West Midlands Safari Park with their son Leo.
Louise's 1.4 million Instagram followers have had a little glimpse into their trip, as she shared some updates.
The star first showed off a sneak peak of the luxurious lodge they were staying in.
On Sunday, October 30, the star wrote: "Woken up somewhere cool this morning...
"Can't wait to show you around."
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The star then went on to show the gorgeous lodge they'd been put up in, which had an amazing view of the tigers.
Louise posted a video of the bathroom, showing a gorgeous chandelier in the ceiling, as well as a modern rainfall shower, packed with some luxury toiletries.
She wrote alongside the video: "Staying on a lodge in a safari park in ENGLAND with comfortable amenities is pretty fantastic."
Then came the masterpiece of the entire cosy lodge: The gorgeous terrace and hot tub, overlooking a huge tiger enclosure.
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Louise showed off a video of herself sat in the hot tub with a cup of tea, enjoying the incredible view.
She then showed herself and Ryan showing their son the amazing views of the tigers up close.
Today, the family ended up going on a drive-along safari, and Louise filmed the experience.
One hilarious clip even shows the moment Ryan nearly got licked in the face by an animal.
They saw the likes of giraffes, some more tigers, and even some zebras up close.
The luxury lodge that the family stayed at was called the Tiger Lodge with a hot tub.
Prices for the same specific kind of lodge they had start from a whopping £890 a night, going up to £990 during the summer and on weekends.
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However, they are currently fully booked until next year, with the earliest possible booking available being January 6, 2023.
As well as the tiger lodges, there's a choice to sleep in various other animal enclosures, from the likes of red pandas and giraffes to elephants and cheetahs.
