SELF-cATERINg Somerset Superior Apartments
HHH visit England - Self-Catering 22 Barton Avenue, FY1 6AP tel: 01253 346743
email:
somersetapartments@tiscali.co.uk www.blackpool-somerset-apartments.co.uk
The ideal venue for your home-from- home holiday. The owners have run the Somerset Superior Apartments for 38 years, and offer friendly and experienced services. Located just 50 yards from the central seafront and close to tram and bus stops, the coach station and car parks - they’re great for easy access.
Refurbished each year to exceptional high standards, the apartments boast en-suite facilities, new beds and fully
fitted kitchens with microwaves, flat screen Tv including Freeview and DvD players plus free WiFi. Full central heating. Cleanliness is assured.
Somerset Superior Apartments only cater for families, couples and senior citizens. Sorry no pets. major credit cards accepted.
From £150.00 based on a unit for two people sharing per week
Mayfair
HH / HHH visit England - Self-Catering 115 Reads Avenue, FY1 4Jh tel: 01253 621167 email:
mayfair_group@btinternet.com www.selfcateringblackpool.com
All correspondence: 147 Reads Avenue, FY1 4JH
The mayfair Apartments are ideally located in a quiet area of the resort within easy reach of the town centre and nearby the popular Blackpool Tower, Winter Gardens and Grand Theatre venues as well as the other resort’s attractions. The fully equipped suites with separate bedrooms, cater for 2-6 people and have Freeview Tv as standard.
With a high level of cleanliness and annual refurbishment, the mayfair is also accessible via a ramp to two ground floor and two upper floor apartments, as well as offering private off-street parking.
From £140.00 based on a unit for two people sharing per week
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