HOTELS Big Blue Hotel
HHHH visit England/AA - hotel Pleasure Beach, FY4 1ND tel: 0871 222 4000 email:
reservations@bigbluehotel.com www.bigbluehotel.com
The Big Blue hotel – a haven of calm and style among the thrills of one of Britain’s top tourist attractions. This unique hotel consists of 157 beautifully designed bedrooms with oversized American space and a totally contemporary feel. Sumptuous fabrics create a tranquil mood, state-of-the-art lighting, DvD players in every room, free WiFi and big, big beds are just a few of the innovative touches that make all the difference. Perfect for both business and leisure.
The UK’s tallest rollercoaster, the Big One, provides a spectacular backdrop to the Big Blue hotel, with many rooms overlooking the rollercoaster so that guests can truly experience the fun and excitement of staying at Pleasure Beach Resort.
From £81.00 bed & breakfast per room per night based on two people sharing
Hilton Blackpool
visitEngland Quality Assured – hotel North Promenade, FY1 2JQ
tel: 01253 623434 email:
reservations.blackpool@hilton.com www.hilton.co.uk/blackpool
Perfectly positioned on the seafront and close to many attractions, the hilton Blackpool offers a variety of bedrooms with en-suite facilities and delightful sea-views – accommodating up to a family of six.
The Promenade Restaurant which offers panoramic views of the Irish Sea serves a traditional English bill of fayre with local flavours. Relax and listen to live entertainment (available most evenings in the summer months) whilst enjoying a
relaxing drink in the lounge bar overlooking the famous Blackpool seafront.
Livingwell health Club has an indoor pool, sauna, steam room, two gyms (one x 24hour access) and beauty treatment rooms.
most of the contemporary, spacious bedrooms offer a sea-view too – and there’s parking available for 300 cars. WiFi available in all areas of the hotel – charges may apply.
From £75.00 based on a unit for two people sharing per week
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