Queens Hotel, Blackpool

Advantages: Lovely staff, very clean, lots of eating places.
Disadvantages: None I can think of.

....50 Traditional Buffet Breakfast available THE NORBRECK CASTLE HOTEL - BLACKPOOL Queen's Promenade, Blackpool, Lancashire FY2 9AA Tel : 01253 352341 Fax : 01253 356833 Reservations LoCall : 0845 838 1001 Email : res722@britanniahotels.com Parking: Onsite - Free Swimming Pool: Indoor Gym: Yes Room Facilities • Radio • Television • Direct Dial Telephone • Hair Dryer • Private Bathroom • Tea/Coffee Making Facilities Hotel Facilities • Handicapped Rooms/Facilities • Parking • Baby sitting service • Banquet facilities • Children's swimming pool • Cocktail bar • Conference facilities • Disabled facilities • Gymnasium • Indoor swimming pool • Laundry facilities • Lift • Parking facilities... Read review

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Advantages: Clean, friendly and great value for money.
Disadvantages: None worthy of mention during my two night stay.

...I am not long back from a weekend trip to Blackpool but as I have already reviewed the hotel I stayed in, as I had stayed there before, I thought I would rewind to a business trip I had to Blackpool last year and a nice hotel I stayed in then. The hotel in question for my business trip was the Belgrave Madison hotel, this hotel was recommended to me by a friend and I was very happy with his recommendation. My friend had told me of the great service, friendly atmosphere and the disconnection with what Blackpool is all about (ie) noise and hustle and bustle, and he was 100% correct. The hotel is situated in a much quieter part of Blackpool, it sits on the queen?s promenade, north shore, it is actually right on the join of Blackpool and Bispham, it is set on the cliffs and has a beautiful sea view and whether the weather is good... Read review

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Advantages: Fun
Disadvantages: expensive

...We have recently come back from Blackpool where we celebrated my daughter eighteenth birthday. It was the second time my wife and I had been to Blackpool, and first time we declared we never liked it and didn?t want to return. But this time things were different. We stayed at a small family run hotel along the Queen?s promenade, and walk from the main attractions of Blackpool. The first experience was the trams; a day pass (which also allows you to use the buses) is £5.00 per person and runs on the day of purchase. Single tickets and longer day?s passes are available. I particularly liked the trams and enjoyed riding back and forth to the hotel and more each time we chose to use them. However I didn?t feel they represented particular value for money. A ride on the trams is like going back in time (not that I recall): Every tram... Read review

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