Hotel in Blackpool

[bigmac1]

Looking for hotel recommendations in Blackpool

 

[ajaxer5]

Premiere inn .

 

[Markywhizz]

If you want a recommendation for Blackpool I would say “don’t go there”.

 

[Dave]

A lot depends on what you want the hotel for, ie an overnighter, family holiday, somewhere to take the missus/partner/secretary (delete as required)

 

[bigmac1]

Just a one night stay to take the mrs and daughter to see the illuminations

 

[Dave]

Premier Inn then, next to the airport

 

[crackatoa]

Red Lion Beefeater & Blackpool Bispham Premier Inn - Bispham Blackpool Lancashire

The Red Lion Beefeater was originally a Coaching Inn built about 120 years ago and has been in the hub of Bispham village, three miles from Blackpool, for as long as that. Following our latest refurbishment we have taken on the new Beefeater de

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North end of the illuminations. Where the big tabloids are. 10 min walk.

 

[Wise Owl]

I always stay in Hotels North Pier side, easier Parking on side streets.

 

[dry nets]

Try trip advisor

 

[brian carragher]

If youre looking for somewhere to stay that wont break the bank and is in a nice area where you can have a wander round and relax and enjoy a decent bite in nice surroundings then have a look at the Travelodge in St Annes, I;m assuming you have a motor as its about 3 miles outside (south) of Blackpool but in a real nice area, its where the golf Open is held and the Open seniors was there just the other week

If you get the Premier at the airport you'll find it a bit noisy as the helicopter shuttle service for the gas rigs is just behind it, the Premier at Blackpool East stands at the edge of an industrial estate with a pretty poor pub at the side and a B&Q opposite

The Travelodge just outside the Pleasure Beach can get a bit lively and the big screen on the prom beams into the rooms all night, OK if you can get away with the light show but not so good for poor sleepers and the parking spaces are at a premium

If you want to push the boat out a bit then The Big Blue Hotel is worth a look but the new Boulevard Hotel next to the Big Blue is something else, very well done and tasteful decor and brand new, got some family rooms too so works out much cheaper, worth checking the Boulevard out especially if the wife prefers to stay somewhere nice

 

[Gaz9243]

If youre looking for somewhere to stay that wont break the bank and is in a nice area where you can have a wander round and relax and enjoy a decent bite in nice surroundings then have a look at the Travelodge in St Annes, I;m assuming you have a motor as its about 3 miles outside (south) of Blackpool but in a real nice area, its where the golf Open is held and the Open seniors was there just the other week

If you get the Premier at the airport you'll find it a bit noisy as the helicopter shuttle service for the gas rigs is just behind it, the Premier at Blackpool East stands at the edge of an industrial estate with a pretty poor pub at the side and a B&Q opposite

The Travelodge just outside the Pleasure Beach can get a bit lively and the big screen on the prom beams into the rooms all night, OK if you can get away with the light show but not so good for poor sleepers and the parking spaces are at a premium

If you want to push the boat out a bit then The Big Blue Hotel is worth a look but the new Boulevard Hotel next to the Big Blue is something else, very well done and tasteful decor and brand new, got some family rooms too so works out much cheaper, worth checking the Boulevard out especially if the wife prefers to stay somewhere nice

So you’ve never stayed in Blackpool then Brian? ?

 

[CJROSCOW]

Village hotel. Fantastic leisure facilities too