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GBP 45 - 285

Hilton Blackpool

North Promenade, FY1 2JQ BlackpoolGBP 45 - 285

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On Blackpool´s promenade, this Hilton hotel has an indoor pool and modern gym. The cocktail bar hosts weekend entertainment throughout the summe… More
Queen´s Promenade, FY2 9SQ BlackpoolGBP 22 - 70

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With a 24-hour bar and free parking, Hacketts York House is near the beach, on Blackpool´s Queen´s Promenade. Bus and tram stops are a 2-m… More
GBP 18 - 90

Hawkes Hotel

4 Station Road, FY4 1BE BlackpoolGBP 18 - 90

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Opposite the South Pier and 700 metres from Blackpool’s Pleasure Beach, the Hawkes Hotel offers en suite rooms and a full English breakfast. Free Wi… More
GBP 28 - 198

Henson Hotel

23 Clifton Drive, FY4 1NT BlackpoolGBP 28 - 198

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Facing Pleasure Beach on the New South Promenade, this friendly, family-run hotel has free parking, and clean bedrooms with free Wi-Fi. Henson Hotel… More
GBP 40 - 70

Kingsway Hotel

68 Charnley Road, FY1 4PF BlackpoolGBP 40 - 70

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In central Blackpool, this welcoming family-run hotel with on-site parking and a bar is a short walk from Blackpool Tower and the Winter Gardens. The… More
73-75 Reads Avenue, FY1 4DG BlackpoolGBP 25 - 75

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This friendly, family-run hotel offers free Wi-Fi, generous breakfasts and free parking. The seafront promenade and Blackpool Tower are a 5-minute wal… More
GBP 50 - 85

Lyric Hotel

329 Promenade, FY1 6BN BlackpoolGBP 50 - 85

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This family-run hotel is on the promenade, looking out over Blackpool seafront. It has free Wi-Fi, en suite rooms and a bar. Evening meals and some li… More
GBP 35 - 50

Mardi Gras Hotel

41-43 Lord Street, FY1 2BD BlackpoolGBP 35 - 50

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In the heart of Blackpool, The Mardi Gras offers free Wi-Fi, modern rooms and a lively bar. The town centre, along with shops and nightclubs, is a 2-m… More
GBP 46 - 90

Mardonia Hotel

4-6 Crystal Road, FY1 6BS BlackpoolGBP 46 - 90

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Between the Central and South piers, the Mardonia offers free Wi-Fi and en suite rooms. The Pleasure Beach and Blackpool Tower are within easy reach. … More
GBP 25 - 55

Lynmar

74 High St, North Shore, FY1 2BP BlackpoolGBP 25 - 55

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In the heart of Blackpool, this homely guest house offers free Wi-Fi and excellent breakfasts. Blackpool North Train Station is a 3-minute walk away. … More
GBP 22 - 303

Lichfield Hotel

243 Promenade, FY1 6AH BlackpoolGBP 22 - 303

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Situated on Blackpool’s lively Promenade, The Lichfield offers free Wi-Fi and sea views. With a cosy bar and cooked breakfasts, the hotel is just me… More
GBP 40 - 70

Lancaster House

270-274 Central Drive, FY1 5JB BlackpoolGBP 40 - 70

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A 10-minute walk from the Blackpool Tower, shopping centres and seafront, Lancaster House has en suite bedrooms, an on-site restaurant, free wireless … More
GBP 20 - 65

Langwood Hotel

250 Queens Promenade, FY2 9HA BlackpoolGBP 20 - 65

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With a superb sea view, this hotel with a bar and free parking is in the quieter North Shore area and close to Bispham Tram Station. Rooms at the Lan… More
GBP 20 - 110

Leverdale Hotel

244 Queens Prom, FY2 9HA BlackpoolGBP 20 - 110

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In a quiet location overlooking the sea, the family-run Leverdale Hotel offers free parking and an entertainment lounge. There is a tram stop on Black… More
GBP 45 - 120

Aindale

24 Palatine road, FY1 4bt BlackpoolGBP 45 - 120

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In the heart of Blackpool, the clean and friendly Aindale has 24-hour access and a late bar, and is 5 minutes’ walk from the beach, Blackpool Tower … More
 

Blackpool: Guide



Blackpool is a seaside resort town in North West England|North West of England.

Understand

Over 6 million people visit Blackpool every year. It is Britain's number 1 tourist venue, although Brits will deny going there.

"Oh I do love to be beside the seaside" was played for years every day at the Tower Ballroom Blackpool by Reginald Dixon on his Wurlitzer.

Get in

By car

Blackpool is reached via the M55 from the M6.

By bus

Local bus services run from Preston, Lancaster_(Lancashire)|Lancaster, Southport and Fleetwood.

Long distance bus services, and charters, run from virtually everywhere in Great Britain.

By train

The trains run to Blackpool North and Blackpool South stations from Preston and many other destinations. Blackpool North is the main station but for a day trip to the Pleasure Beach, change at Kirkham and take the Blackpool South line; the last station before Blackpool South is the Pleasure Beach.

By plane

Blackpool has its own and regular flights from Dublin, Belfast, London, Girona, Jersey, Malaga, Isle of Man, Mallorca, Alicante, Murcia and Tenerife. Services to Amsterdam, Faro and Prague commence late 2006.

Blackpool Airport is one of the fastest growing airports in the UK and British low-fares airlines Jet2 bases aircraft there for use on some of the above routes.

By boat

The closest ferries from Blackpool are Fleetwood to Larne and Heysham (near Morecambe) to Douglas (Isle of Man) and Belfast, operating in Summer only.

Get around

Trams run all along the complete length of the sea front.

Taxis are available easily.

Have a donkey ride on the sands.

See

Blackpool Tower - Victorian and a smaller copy of the Eiffel Tower, view from the top is worth seeing, but gets busy at the peak of the tourist season

The Piers - Blackpool has 3 piers

Blackpool Illuminations - from September to the first week in November, these attract visitors after the other seaside resorts have closed down

Do

Blackpool Pleasure Beach - includes Britain's tallest roller coaster ride, "Pepsi Max Big One" (more commonly known simply as "The Big One")

The Winter Gardens

Buy

A stick of Blackpool rock and a mandatory "Kiss Me Quick " hat on Blackpools Golden Mile.

Eat

Lots of budget eateries abound.

Drink

The famous Funny Girls transvestite show bar.

Dozens of pubs and clubs

Sleep

A plethora of accommodation awaits you. From budget to the top of the line.

Budget



Mid-range

Splurge

Get out

Take a tram north to Fleetwood. A now redundant fishing town. Visit its famous market and go to the outlet mall called "Freeport"

This "Travel Guide" section is drawn from the Wikitravel article "Blackpool". We hope you will edit and improve it. It is available under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 license.