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Habberly House Hotel

WE ARE KNOWN FOR PROVIDING THE BEST VALUED ACCOMMODATION ON THIS SITE. PLEASE NOTE WE DO NOT CATER FOR GROUPS STAG OR HEN PARTIES. The Habberly House Hotel is a well established licensed hotel. Anthony and Simon offer a warm and friendly welcome and a pleasant and comfortable stay. The Habberly House Hotel is situated in the North Shore area of Blackpool close to the famous Funny Girls, pubs and clubs, the promenade and town centre, and within easy walking distance to the North Pier Tower, Winter Gardens and all the amenities of central Blackpool. We offer 3,4 and 7 day deals bed and breakfast or evening meals. En suite and standard rooms available offering tea, coffee and hot chocolate facilities, tvs and central heated. Family, double, twin, and single rooms available. Licensed well stocked bar. If you are celebrating a special occassion and require champagne chocolates and flowers in the room on arrival it will be an additional Â£35.00. Please put in room notes. The hotel is south facing with views of the sea front and promenade. We are ideally located just a few minutes walk from Talbot road bus depot, and the North shore railway station.

The Glenroy Hotel

We are a family run business offering excellent customer service and first class hospitality making your stay comfortable and relaxing. Your holiday well and truly starts here! The Glenroy hotel is in a prime location in Blackpool located centrally between the pleasure beach, central pier and tower. A two minute walk will bring you to the famous trams onto the newly refurbished promenade and then down onto the beach where you can enjoy miles of golden sand. All of our rooms are en-suite with colour TV, hair-dryer and tea & coffee making facilities. We have a fully licenced bar with a patio garden looking towards the promenade with sea views. On arrival we provide complimentary tea & coffee and are able to secure your luggage for you if you arrive early. See you soon...

Bedmond Hotel

When booking at the bedmond, you are assured of high quality accommodation, good honest food, fully licensed bar with large screen TV and a friendly service from a small family run business with a welcoming atmosphere. Alan and Simone extend a warm reception to guests arriving at the bedmond hotel and pride themselves on offering a homely welcome at affordable prices. Recently refurbished to a high standard, the Bedmond has been awarded with an accreditation of quality by the Lancashire and Blackpool tourist board. with double and family rooms available, with en suite facilities as well as colour TVs and hospitality trays. The Bedmond is the perfect choice for families, couples and small groups, situated on Blackpool's south shore between the famous pleasure beach and the central pier, the Bedmond hotel is ideally located for that heavenly seaside holiday.

White Heather Hotel

The hotel is located in the quiet North Shore area close to Blackpool town centre, Blackpool Tower, the Winter Gardens, Grand Theatre, Funny Girls, shops and the town centre bars and nightlife. We have been operating here for 11 successful years now, so we must be doing something right! We are a traditional family run Bed and Breakfast and aim to please as cleanliness and customer care are are top priority's. Car Parking is available for your convenience if required, we have 6 car parking spaces available if required please put in notes on late rooms bookings, the cost is Â£2 per day which covers your stay up to check out time on the day of departure . We are one of late rooms top hotels in Blackpool. Please read our reviews and many thanks to all our customers who have helped us to achieve this high rating .We are now booking for The Illuminations and have limited availability. Book early for the Summer Holidays and ride out the credit crunch. At the White Heather Hotel, you are assured of exceptional food and most importantly, a very high standard of cleanliness, we have been accredited by Welcome to Excellence and hold the Welcome to excellence award so you can be sure that your accommodation is more than satisfactory and that high standards are monitored continually. If required full English will start your day and fill you up. Vegetarians are catered for and other breakfast options are available on request. We offer a selection of en-suite bedrooms (family rooms, double rooms twin rooms and singles) and all have complimentary tea & coffee making facilities, Digital TVs, central heating and double glazing. Hair dryers and ironing facilities are available or if you prefer an ironing service is provided free of charge. We have a licensed bar available with reasonable prices. We will do everything possible to make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as we can. We have children of our own and take pride in our Family service being able to advise on all Family friendly attractions. We look forward to meeting you.

Tregenna

We DO NOTcater for MALE GROUPS of any number -Jenny and Sam welcome you to the Tregenna which is a family run establishment. Whether you are a holiday maker, dance competitor, celebrating a forthcoming anniversary etc or maybe you are working in Blackpool why not stop with us. All attractions are within easy reach ie. Winter Gardens, Tower , Syndicate Night Club, Working Mens Clubs and the newly built Debenhams. All our rooms are en-suite, with colour televisions and freeview, (certain rooms have DVD players) radio alarm clock, hairdryers, complimentary tea and coffee and hand and bath towels are also provided. We have a spacious well stocked Bar where we offer large screen TV, pool table, Dart Board and various games. The Tregenna is your home from home and a whole lot more. Please note we are a NON SMOKING establishment. WE DO NOT CATER FOR MALE GROUPS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.

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Blackpool

Blackpool can be found in the North West of England about 30 miles from Liverpool. It currently has a population of approximately 150 000 and is the fourth largest settlement in the North West behind Manchester, Liverpool and Warrington.

Blackpool is mainly known as a tourist destination with its long sandy beach and pleasure attractions. It is found on the west coast and is bordered by the Irish Sea. Blackpool became a tourist destination in the 19th century when it became a favourite of the inhabitants of the nearby northern mill towns. Blackpool became very fashionable in the mid 18th century with the upper classes as the practice of sea bathing to cure diseases. It was however the arrival of the railways in 1846 that was the most significant event in the development of Blackpool as a holiday destination.

During the late 19th century, Blackpool became the only town in the UK with three piers. The north pier was completed in 1863 followed by the central pier which contained a theatre and an open air dance floor. The south pier was the last one to be completed in 1893.
Blackpool thrived as a holiday destination until the 1960’s and the arrival of the ‘package’ holiday which offered cheap air travel, more competitive prices and the lure of more reliable weather. Blackpool is still the most popular seaside resort in the UK attracting a large number of visitors from Glasgow. This popular resort has however seen a significant drop in visitor numbers in recent years with people tending to visit the town for weekends rather than the traditional week long holiday break.
Blackpool has also become a major conference town, hosting events for the large political parties and trade unions using Blackpool’s Winter Gardens as its venue. Blackpool also plays host to the world famous Blackpool Dance Festival which is a ballroom dancing competition of international significance.
From the end of August until early November, when most tourist resorts are closing down, the famous ‘Blackpool illuminations’ are switched on. The Illuminations consist of over seven miles of lighted displays and collages along the entire length of the seafront.
Blackpool has a large number of important landmarks including:
•   Blackpool Tower – the tower was opened in 1894, it is 158 meters tall and was inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris. At the base of the tower is a complex of leisure facilities, entertainment venues and restaurants, including the world famous Tower Ballroom and Tower Circus.

•   North Pier – This is the northernmost pier in Blackpool. This pier includes a small shopping arcade, a small tramway and the North Pier Theatre. The end of the pier used to have a helicopter pad, but this collapsed into the sea during a storm in 1997.

•   Central Pier – This middle pier has a large Ferris wheel and some shops.

•   South Pier – The southernmost pier is found almost directly opposite the pleasure beach and it has its own theme park.

•   Blackpool Pleasure Beach – The world renowned amusement park which between 1994 and 1996 was home to the world’s fastest and tallest circuit rollercoaster. This was the Pepsi Max Big One.

•   The Winter Gardens – A large conference and entertainment venue located in the town centre. It is home to the Pavilion Theatre, Empress Ballroom, Spanish Hall, Arena, Olympia and the Opera House which is one of the largest theatres in Europe.

•   Stanley Park – This is a grade II listed historic park and gardens with a golf course, cricket club, sports arena, lake, restaurant and a model village.

Blackpool ‘s biggest attraction is of course its sandy beach which stretches along the whole seafront. Behind the beach there is also the Great Promenade Show which is a series of modern artwork along the south promenade. This includes the famous Blackpool High Tide Organ an unusual musical monument which uses the movement of the sea to make music.

Blackpool is home to the only surviving first-generation tramway in the United Kingdom which runs from Starr Gate in Blackpool to Fleetwood. The tramway dates back to 1885 and is one of the oldest electric tramways in the world. The tramway runs for 11 miles and carries 6.5 million passengers every year. The tramway is currently undergoing a complete upgrade costing in the region of £85 million. The upgrade will include the entire length of the tramway and sixteen state of the art trams replacing the current fleet.