Tudor Rose Hotel, Blackpool

Advantages: Great position, lovely environment
Disadvantages: Can be costly

...My only visit to Tudor Park consisted of going to a friend's party and then staying the night. But even in this short 24hr period, I found the Hotel a pleasant and peaceful environment in which to stay. the hotel has a swimming pool for all visitors, as well as local golf courses, sporting activities and a wide range menu at each of the bars and restaurant areas. The Hotel is sorrounded by beautiful countryside and is only a short drive away from the local town of Maidstone. The 3 star hotel consists of 125 rooms, each with tea making facilities, a television and the most comfortable beds you'll ever lye on. This is a great place for short stays and an even greater place for long stay periods.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

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: Arundel Hotel 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... Read review

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Advantages: Lovely staff, great location, Facilities, Cost!
Disadvantages: Ummm...oh, parking.

...We have stayed in both the Claremont Hotel and their Motel apartments, both of which we had a great time. A group of us decided that we would take a trip down to Blackpool during the summer for a weekend stay from Friday - Sunday. We browsed through loads of hotels with one thing in mind - PRICE! For the 2 nights staying at the Motel it cost £75 each - but check the website to get an up to date tariff. The £75 was for the room only - we didn't want to pay for bed and breakfast, we just get breakfast if we fancy it, or are awake when it is being served! The hotel has a Motel in a separate building to the back of the hotel, which is laid out like a block of flats. Pricing of food and drinks from the bar is very fair, but you would be cheaper in a pub (as with most hotels). We went to Blackpool in August, and were lucky to have... Read review

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