





The All Seasons Hotel is situated in the St Chads area of Blackpool just a short walk from the seafront, promenade Blackpool Pleasure Beach Resort, 2 Casinos, Blackpool Football Club, miles of Golden Sand and plenty of night life. All rooms are en-suite, feature flat screen TVs, hair-dryer, tea and coffee making and have been refurbished to a high standard. Free Wi-Fi is available.






White Lodge Retreat is a self catering lodge close to Lytham on the Lancashire Coastal Way and on the banks of the Ribble Estuary. 2 bedrooms sleeping up to 5 people; bathroom with power shower. Enjoy spectacular views, wildlife, bird watching and Fylde coast visitor attractions. Visit Fairhaven Lake, St Annes on Sea, Blackpool, Wrea Green and Garstang.






The Thornhill, standing close to the Promenade, is convenient for most of Blackpool's attractions. At the hotel we offer good food, good furnishings, tasteful décor and free car parking to boot! 3 stars award from Visit Britain is testament to our quality. Digital Freeview TV and WiFi internet access.






Seahawk holiday apartments are the only holiday apartments overlooking the New Peoples Promenade situated on North Promenade overlooking the Irish Sea. Our apartments are located on the Promenade and about 200yards from Victoria Road which has an abundance of shops, restaurants, café's, markets, social clubs, pubs and cinema.






Clifton Court Metro Hotel in Blackpool is next to the Pleasure Beach and The New Sandcastle Waterpark and close to G Casino & New South Beach promenade. Car parking and free on road parking. Great value for money. Free hot drinks in the Banthai lounge. 5 minutes from Train station/ Blackpool Airport.






The Seaforth Guest House provides quality bed and breakfast accommodation across the road from Blackpool Pleasure Beach. It’s just 2 minutes walk to the Seafront and Promenade. How convenient is that? The 8 bedrooms are en suite with power showers and are all well equipped with all modern conveniences. Excellent rating on Trip Advisor.

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Prices from: £50.00
Address: Lexham Hotel, 12-14 Banks Street, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY1 1RN

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Prices from: £28.00
Address: Hotel King Edward, 44 King Edward Avenue, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY2 9TA

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Prices from: £60.00
Address: Westcliffe Hotel, 46 KING EDWARD AVENUE, BLACKPOOL, Lancashire, FY2 9TA

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Prices from: £34.00
Address: Courtneys of Gynn Square, 1 WARBRECK HILL ROAD, BLACKPOOL, Lancashire, FY2 9SP

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Prices from: £25.00
Address: The Claremont, 1 DERBE ROAD, LYTHAM ST ANNES, Lancashire, FY8 1NJ

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Prices from: £20.00
Address: New Guilderoy Hotel Blackpool, 57-59 HOLMFIELD ROAD, BLACKPOOL, Lancashire, FY2 9RU

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Prices from: £30.00
Address: Grosvenor View - Guest Accommodation, 7 KING EDWARD AVENUE, BLACKPOOL, Lancashire, FY2

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Prices from: £19.50
Address: Ocean Hotel, 180-182 PROMENADE, BLACKPOOL, Lancashire, FY1 1RJ

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Prices from: £12.00
Address: Hotel Firgrove, 6870 Dickson Rd, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY1 2AW

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Address: Derwent Hotel, 42 Palatine Road, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY1 4BY
Blackpool, Lancashire. This lively, crowded, jostling seaside resort is busiest during the summer months. If there is a form of holiday entertainment that Blackpool cannot provide it is difficult to think of. The town began to develop as a recreational resort in the mid-18th century. Its popularity has grown with the years and it attracts 10 million visitors during the summer season. The town stretches along the Lancashire coast with a resident population of some 142,000, annually swollen by the hordes of people lured to this metropolis of pleasure packed with all the elements of a vast fun-fair. Yet beside the strident and overcrowded entertainments, there is another and a quieter Blackpool — a resort of spacious parks and bowling greens for those who prefer their recreation in a more individual form. The town claims to have everything for holidays, from old-style tram rides along the sea-front to remedial and sauna baths.
The tower is Blackpool's great landmark. This show piece and engineering feat is well worth inspection. Housed in the tower is a fine aquarium, a circus, a ballroom and the well-known organ. Except in windy weather, the lift carries passengers to a height of 518 ft for the breathtaking view from the top. The b-mile promenade runs for 7 miles and is well known for its spectacular autumn illuminations. The famous illuminations are a great attraction from early September to late October, when 6 miles of promenade, the tower and the pleasure beach are lit up. Funfair thrills from dodgems to bingo are to be found along the stretch of the promenade known as the 'Golden Mile', and on the three piers. The trams on the sea-front are the only survivors of their kind in England.
By contrast, there are inland walks to Anchorsholme, 4 miles north, and the 300—acre Stanley Park has a rose garden, a boating lake, tennis courts, a skateboard park, a golf course and a cricket ground.
Nearby cities: Preston
Nearby towns: Blackburn, Fleetwood, Lancaster, Lytham, Morecambe, Poulton-le-fylde, Southport
Nearby villages: Catterall, Elswick, Freckleton, Garstang, Kirkham, Pilling, Preesall, Thornton, Warton
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