Situated in the heart of Arundel, this grade II listed Victorian building was completely ... more
refurbished in 2004 to combine traditional comforts with the facilities of a modern 3-star hotel. The town of Arundel is an enchanting place for you to explore. It...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Situated in the heart of Arundel in the High Street close to the River Arun the Swan ... more
Hotel is a Grade II listed Victorian property dating back to 1759 that was refurbished throughtout in 2004 It combines traditional comforts with the facilities o...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Quiet location,competitive rates,clean & homely Disadvantages: Distance from Blackpool centre,hospitality (see below, my verdict)
I visited Blackpool with my husband and our two children during the Easter holidays, we stayed for three days and two nights in a three star hotel in the North pier area of Blackpool. We won our stay on an Ebay auction but the hotel can also obviously be booked in a more traditional manner (by phone,post or email).
*CONTACT DETAILS*
The proprieters are: Andrew and Roxanne Sandiford
The address is: ArundelHotel
102 Queens Prom
Blackpool
Lancashire
FY2 9NS
Telephone: 01253 351838
Fax: 01253 595952
Website and Email: www.arundelhotel.com
enquiries@arundelhotel.com
*THE HOTEL*
The hotel building is victorian (as are most in Blackpool), it has twelve ...
Advantages: Superb location. Comfortable, relaxing hotel, steeped in history. Superb staff. Disadvantages: Loud Christmas parties tended to conflict with the country hotel ethos!
We have just returned from a two-night stay at the (correctly-named) Avisford Park Hilton near Arundel on the south coast of England. Described by Hilton themselves as an hotel where ?You can live like a Baronet. After all, it was once the home of Baronet Montagu, Admiral and friend of Lord Nelson. Set in 89 acres of lovely gardens and parkland in England's south downs, Avisford park is as majestic now as it ever was?, we were really looking forward to our stay. It was the end of Amanda?s term at school and she really needed to be whisked away to somewhere peaceful. And that?s just what I did. On a cold, foggy December afternoon, Amanda, baby Josh and I all piled into the car and headed off for this seemingly delightful country retreat.
The Journey
...was somewhat traumatic. The weather was against us and it took about 2 1 ...
My partner booked this hotel for 2 mid-week nights as a surprise treat for my birthday, she chose this location as it was near-by to the very beautiful Arundel and selected the Hilton as we had never stayed at one before but believed their name to be synomonous with "excellence".
On first arriving our impressions were of a lovely old building that had retained all its original features, set in extensive well-maintained grounds (although most of it seemed to be a golf course) with sufficient parking for all.
Check-in was friendly and quick before we were directed in the general direction of our room. As we turned into the corridor the first thing that hit us was the strong smell of chlorine permeating throughout, secondly was our ascension up three flights of stairs to our top floor room, laden down with our luggage this was quite ...
