Hotels in Blackpool in general Reviews

I have been to Blackpool on several occasions but never really stayed over until this year. I first stayed over at Blackpool at the Premier Travel Inn, which is a short walking distance to the Pleasurebeach and the seafront. There is ample car parking space and you are issued with a parking pass from reception. The reception services ...  Read the complete review

I've stayed at the Norbreck Castle a 5 or 6 times over the last few years with my children. It's a fair way out of central Blackpool and a taxi from blackpool north railway station costs approximately 8 pounds, there's a tram stop opposite the hotel and its between £1.60 to £2.40 adult fare to blackpool, depending where you get off. It's a ...  Read the complete review

Blackpool - there is accommodation here to suit all requirements, whether you are on a hen or stag night and basically want something cheap and cheerful to rest your head, whether you are of the old generation and prefer something a little more cosy, friendly however within a budget, whether you are staying on business and your company are paying ...  Read the complete review

The Blackpool Central Premier Inn is situated in Yeadon Way, pretty much half-way between Bloomfield Road (the home of Blackpool Football Club) and the Pleasure Beach (home of the Big One rollercoaster). Premier Inns are part of the Whitbread group and were recently voted among the best 20 big companies to work for, as attested to by the ...  Read the complete review

We went to Blackpool two years ago on a family holiday, myself husband and three kids. We booked our holiday through The Belfast Telegraph travel agents and we went through Ulster Bus tours, the price was £800 approx this included traveling expenses and the hotel.(Bed, breakfast and evening meal). The hotel was the Elgin and we were told that this ...  Read the complete review

The Canasta hotel in blackpool is one of my favourite places to stay in Blackpool. Situated on the North shore sea front it is in the quieter area as Blackpool can get quite rowdy and loud, but it is still only 5 minutes walk from the town centre. There is also a tram station just accross the road for those wishing to take a ...  Read the complete review

A few weeks a go we spent a weekend in Blackpool and found The Waldorfe Hotel on the internet it looked very nice. Sixty eight pounds a night with breakfast for the two of us in a double en suite room was just about the right price that we were prepared to pay. We arrived at tea time on the Friday night and found the Waldorfe on the ...  Read the complete review

Short break taken at The Bond Hotel, 120 Bond Street, Blackpool. Mon 2nd sept - Fri 6th Sept 2002. BBEM. I visited The Bond Hotel as part of a group of 8 people, 4 of the group had very severe learning disabilities, as a result they needed very specialized accommodation. The Bond Hotel had assured us that our needs would be catered for, ...  Read the complete review

Blackpool, the pleasure capital of Britain. Not only do they offer a wide range of entertainment, but they also cater for your every accommodation needs. Great big hotels to basic bed and breakfast. A place to have luxury or a place to crash for the night. Family flats to rent or caravans along the coast. It is advisable to check ...  Read the complete review

Well we live in Blackpool but somtimes wish we didn't as it would be a great place to come on holidays(if you bring your wellies that is ). There is so much to do and the entertainment varies from all age groups. For the children there is the beach(weather permitting),tower,sealife centre and plenty more. For the adults there is a ...  Read the complete review

Blackpool is forever wrapped up in my childhood. The whole village would get on a double decker bus and cross the Pennines to stay in the same road in Blackpool for the two weeks of the "miners" holidays. Now I like a little more luxury than a shared bathroom and weekly towel change. The Imperial Hotel is situated about as far from ...  Read the complete review