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The Crompton Hotel PDF Print E-mail
The Crompton Hotel (Bed & Breakfast) on Cocker Street just off Lord Street is ideally situated close to the north pier, Blackpool’s famous trams and promenade is less than a 100 yards from the hotel, the tower, theatres are all a stroll away. We are blessed with the north train station and bus station. All less than 5 minutes walk away from us. Here at The Crompton Hotel we pride ourselves with the highest standards throughout the hotel with showers and toilets situated on both floors.(Please note when you book a standard room it means a shared bathroom). We have had some rooms refurbished March 09 with brand new en suites fantastic deals for families are available. All our rooms are tastefully decorated with clean and comfortable beds, with colour TV and tea/coffee making facilities in all of our rooms, all have freshly laundered towels. After a hard day out and about, why not sit back and relax in our cosy,well stocked bar serving draught lager, Magners, shots, shorts - you name it we have it or we will get it if we haven’t. Or sit out side in our front garden and admire the sea views. We have a 24 hour licence and often the bar is open late on weekends for your enjoyment and to take advantage of the competitive prices that we offer. In the morning you can enjoy a traditional full English breakfast in our dining room or in the evening our two or three course menu. (Vegetarian options available). we cater for couples and well behaved groups we look forward to welcoming you to the crompton hotel. when staying with us why not have and evening meal please enquire once you have made your booking and pay on arrival.
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Christines Hotel PDF Print E-mail
Once you have visited Christine’s Hotel you’ll never want to leave. Many of the guests who have stayed with us already find themselves coming back time after time. When you first walk through the door of the hotel and into the spacious hallway you will receive one of the warmest welcomes in Blackpool. The hotel itself is located is stones throw from The Flamingo Bar, Funny Girls and a wide variety of other excellent gay venues. There is ample parking available for our hotel guests and our outdoor seating ensures you can enjoy a nice cool beverage in the summer sun. The hotel has been decorated to a very high standard and all rooms are en-suite and include a TV(DVD upon request)Tea and coffee making facilities are also available in every room. Christine’s Hotel is open to everyone but it does remain predominately lesbian/gay The bar and lounge areas are very comfortable and spacious with leather sofas, dart boards and a TV. We also provide a selection of great bar snacks. Continuing on from the bar is the sun blessed dining area. Christine’s really is a fantastic place to stay for your breaks to this bustling seaside town. For our availability & Tariff please contact us
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Howard Hotel PDF Print E-mail
The Howard Hotel is a friendly, comfortable, family run hotel situated in a lovely position on Blackpool's prestigious North Promenade. The hotel's fantastic seafront location provides stunning views of the Irish Sea, and provides easy access to Blackpool's town centre and the many tourist attractions that Blackpool has to offer. The Blackpool Tower, North Pier, Sealife centre and the famous Golden Mile are just a 10 minute walk away while Blackpool Pleasure Beach, the Sandcastle and the Central and South Piers lie just a short tram ride away. The Hotel has 14 en-suite bedrooms and each includes tea/coffee making facilities and colour televisions. We have a small selection of sea view rooms that offer fantastic views across the Fylde Coast. The hotel has ample car parking space for 10 cars and unlike many hotels in Blackpool car parking is free for all guests. The Howard benefits from a fully licensed bar that leads straight through into the sun lounge, which offers a relaxing place to sit and watch the world go by.
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Midland Hotel PDF Print E-mail
All our rooms have their own en-suite facilities and the Midland Hotel now combines the comfort of tastefully decorated and furnished surroundings with a modern and healthy approach to hospitality. Our rooms can accommodate up to four persons, and are all equipped with modern amenities, such as showers, TVs, coffee-making facilities, and cozy duvets. The Midland Hotel is open all year, and we welcome families as well as couples ,Senior Citizens and groups of sports enthusiasts. All our guests are issued with late keys, to ensure they enjoy the most of Blackpool?s night life without disturbing the sleep of others. Our Breakfast, with its healthy buffet, (before a delicious home-cooked Full English),as well as our non-alcoholic Bar and its healthy snacks, are both appreciated by many health-conscious residents.
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The Vidella PDF Print E-mail
AWARDS. At The Vidella you can expect quality. Quality service, quality food and quality surroundings. That is why during 2007, we won our second consecutive award from Blackpool Tourism Excellence Awards. And each year Visit Britain (the official British tourist authority) has awarded us Three Stars. WINING. If you are looking for a great bar at your hotel, then look no further. From an extensive cocktail menu; a spot of karaoke or a game of pool; cards or darts; testing your wits on the quiz machine or your talents on the piano; or replenishing your energy levels from our bar menu - you will be able to find it here. DINING. If you like your food, you'll enjoy your stay here. Set yourself up for the day with a hearty, full, English breakfast. Or go for something a little lighter with our unlimited supply of juices, top-brand cerels, fresh fruit and toast. Our evening menu offers you good, generous, home cooked, traditional food that you'll find hard to beat for value. Good food starts from using fresh, local ingredients, so we can cater for any dietary requirements from vegan to diabetic. SLEEPING. Rest assured, when reserving a room at The Vidella, you are reserving an ensuite, clean, tidy, well appointed, comfortable room.
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Polonez Blackpool PDF Print E-mail
The Polonez Hotel is surrounded by restaurants, shops, entertainment and markets. In the mornings you can enjoy our Full English Breakfast which is Big enough to satisfy the hungriest of appetites. We are ideally situated adjoining the promenade between South and Central Piers , 1 minute to the world famous Blackpool Pleasure Beach and only 30 yards from the Sea Front/Promanade. Close to all Blackpool's attractions but far enough away to ensure you can have peace and quiet when you want it. We are members of the 'YES HOTEL' Quality Assured Accommodation, to give our guests the confidence in booking Quality, Clean and Comfortable accommodation. Please note that the Polonez is a non smoking Hotel. Ashtrays are provided for smoking out side. Your Hosts, Dawn and Dave, welcome you to the Polonez Hotel which is a family run hotel offering a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. From the moment you arrive at the Polonez Hotel you are assured of cleanliness, friendly and helpful service. Please note there is a 3% charge for using a debit or credit card. Please also note that any damages will be charged for.
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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.