HOTELS The Grand Metropole HH VisitEngland - Hotel Princess Parade, Promenade, FY1 1RQ tel: 0871 222 0032 email:
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The Grand Metropole stands majestically on the Promenade, next to North Pier, in Blackpool’s town centre. As the only hotel on the Promenade most rooms enjoy uninterrupted views over the Irish Sea. At the very heart of Blackpool, The Metropole, is the perfect base from which to explore the resort’s many attractions.
All 208 bedrooms have been fully refurbished, and blend an olde world charm with modern amenities. most rooms have spa baths and all have remote control colour televisions, tea and coffee making facilities and hair dryers. Both restaurants offer traditional English fayre with as much as you can eat buffets. There is Live Nightly Entertainment, all the year round, featuring sounds from every decade since the sixties, as well as the ever popular Bingo and Quizzes.
The Savoy Hotel HH VisitEngland - Hotel Queens Promenade, FY2 9SJ tel: 0871 222 0034 email:
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A popular and intimate hotel, The Savoy is located in the quieter North Shore. The hotel has 145 beautifully decorated bedrooms, many with luxury spa baths and magnificent sea views. The Ballroom is the main highlight with intricate detailing around the centre piece stained glass dome ceiling.
The hotel features the Albany Bar which is ideal for a quiet drink or snack throughout the day. The Savoy hotel also offers FREE car parking and has wheelchair accessible facilities. Whether it’s a one night stay or a romantic short break.
The Savoy hotel is the ideal location to relax and unwind in comfort.
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