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Netherton House Guest Accomodation PDF Print E-mail
we are a family run business, with a late bar, evening meals available at a cost of £7.00 per person extra,all rooms have tea, coffee making facilities & television , parties welcome. a 5 minute walk takes you to the town centre, we are situated 400 yds from the sea front with food outlets pubs and clubs all close to hand. Luggage can be dropped off early so you can make the most of your stay.
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Funky Towers Seafront Hotel PDF Print E-mail
We are a Nationally Accredited AA 3-Star family run Seafront hotel with great views out over the beach and Irish sea. Why come to Blackpool and then choose not stay on the Seafront? We are on the Seafront in the ideal position for everything that Blackpool has to offer including the Illuminations, the Tower, Piers, Winter Gardens and Pleasure Beach. All of our rooms are en-suite with Fresh Linen/Toiletries, Tea/Coffee making facilities, and Television. ##(INFORMATION TO READ FIRST )##(PARKING) - Due to our Location we regret that we cannot provide parking of our own at the hotel, however the Main Car Park for Blackpool (Lonsdale Car Park) is nearby and there is also Promenade Pay and Display parking often available 100 yards from the front of the hotel. (Details available from Reception at Check-in) ## Due to the UK Smoking Ban all our Bedrooms and Public Areas are now 'Smoke Free.' However we have a Smoking area at the front of the hotel for guests who wish to smoke.## Please note we do not have a lift.## Sorry We Do Not Allow Under 16s to have their own rooms.##-AS YOU ARE BOOKING ON LATEROOMS PAYMENT IS TAKEN BY THE HOTEL IN FULL AT THE TIME OF BOOKING. THIS IS NON REFUNDABLE / NON TRANSFERABLE. PLEASE PROVIDE A VALID LANDLINE TELEPHONE NUMBER SO THAT THE HOTEL CAN CALL YOU TO CONFIRM YOUR ARRIVAL TIME.(See Funky Towers website for Terms and Conditions)## ## BOOKING ON LATEROOMS IS FOR COUPLES AND FAMILIES ONLY, EITHER ONLINE OR VIA THE CALL CENTRE. ANYONE BOOKING FOR A GROUP/SINGLE SEX PARTY WILL HAVE THEIR BOOKING REFUSED. WHEN YOU BOOK ONLINE THE HOTEL WILL CALL YOU WHEN THEY RECEIVE YOUR BOOKING TO CONFIRM AVAILABILITY.
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Georges Hotel PDF Print E-mail
Great fun filled hotel that specialises in group bookings at the weekends and family in the week. We have late bar and karaoke every Saturday. Football orientated hotel and very friendly.
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Manhattan Hotel PDF Print E-mail
We are Julie & Steve Wardle and we have many years experience in the hotel trade. We are members of Blackpool Hotel & Guest House Association and have Welcome to Excellence Awards. Close to a variety of shops, bars, cafes and restaurants. Approximately 50 yards to the promenade. Take a chance at the Grosvenor casino with slot machines roulette and cards, please make sure you have photo id for admission if your not a member. Next to the casino is the sandcastle waterworld, recently refurbished to include the worlds longest indoor rollercoaster wateride. For all the fun of the fair the Pleasure Beach is a short walk with the famous Pepsi Max Big one roller coaster and rides to suit all the family. The South Pier is conveniently located with shops, family bar with entertainment and adrenalin rides. Take a walk or a short bus/tram ride (tram and bus stops on the promenade) along the promenade to the Sea Life Center, Louis Tussauds waxworks, Blackpool Tower and Circus and Blackpool Town Centre. Buses and Trams are available on the promenade to nearby Bispham Cleveleys and Fleetwood for even more shopping. The hotel has 13 bedrooms all of which are en-suite and are fully equipped with all the facilities to make your stay comfortable. Our bar lounge is a comfortable area to relax or have a drink from our well stocked bar. Our dining room is spacious, comfortable and all rooms have separate tables. Our hotel is clean and well maintained and our rooms are serviced daily for your comfort. No Hens or Stags we do not accept single sex parties.
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Heywood House PDF Print E-mail
Join seasoned hosts Richard and Jeanette in their delightful guest house, An ex-Leicestershire couple, they bring a certain Midlands charm to the Heywood House ensuring it is anything other than ‘just another guest house in Blackpool!’. Located on the South Shore of Blackpool, a mere stone’s throw away from the Pleasure Beach and the South Pier, you are inordinately well-located. The 7 cosy, comfortable rooms define the word ‘snug’, with a warm colour palate, low, ambient lighting and soft, sumptuous furnishings and bedding. There is a two night minimum stay on Bank Holidays, school holidays and during the illuminations, however will do1 night during the winter period. I must stress due recent experience we will not take any stags or hens if booked we will cancel, we have freeview TV in all our rooms . bar/diner has been fully refurbished in jan 09 which is now extremely spacious. we have a pool table and games machine.
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Rocklea Hotel PDF Print E-mail
Rocklea Hotel is renowned for its cleanliness, quality food, and friendly family atmosphere. The Hotel is under the personal supervision of its owners Susan & Tony Noble who's aim is to ensure your holiday or short break is pleasantly memorable. Free Off Road Parking Available Full Central Heating Pool Table Fruit Machines Darts and Board game Open all year Garden Patio Late Keys No Hidden Extras Tea/ Coffee Making Facilities Towels Provided Evening Meal Available The hotel has comfortably furnished en-suite bedrooms arranged in a combination of Single, Twin, Double and Family rooms on two floors. All rooms have, Colour Television, Towels provided, Tea/Coffee making facilities and central heating, all rooms have hairdryer and Ironing boards included.
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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.