Blackpool Recommendations please

-pixie

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I need a child friendly hotel, close ish to the Pleasure Beach, decent bar/entertainment in the evening and will let customers keep their bikes overnight. Must be reasonablely priced.
Thanks in advance.:)
 
lots of shady hotels up there ,,i think your best option is pontins,,,its close to the pleasure beach and child friendly............and i am almost sure you can take your bike
 
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Thanks grannyclaret, but do they do overnight stays? I'm only after staying for one night.
 
Pontins would be a good choice. I don't really know of anyone who could give a recommendation. You could try some of the many web sites on Blackpool Hotels? Some of them have feedback forums and the like. Best of luck ……………
 
I've stayed at the Viking Hotel, its next block up from the Pleasure Beach, had great evening entertainment and was child friendly, its a while ago though not sure what the prices are like, but its worth a call.
 
someone has already given you the best advice! all i can say is why blackpool , whats with the bikes? are they motorised or peddle powered?you will get more fun riding through the trough of bowland , than getting accosted on the street corners of blackpool . Spare change sir/do you smoke, forget it.
 
used to live in blackpool,also delivered bread etc to many hotel kitchens,all i can advise is come home-the kichens at most were a disgrace.
 
As someone who still delivers to Hotel kitchens in Blackpool I would second that. Quite a lot of the kitchens of the smaller hotels are in a bit of a state. However The Ruskin Hotel on Albert Road is clean and professionally run as is the Melville Hotel which is close by.

Stay away from the Palm Beach Hotel and the Balmoral Hotel!

We are currently negotiating to supply the group who run the Claremont, Cliffs and Viking Hotels. I haven't seen the kitchens there yet but, if it would help, I could post a report when I do. At least they have someone who is responsible for Quality Control which is more than most do.
 
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although blackpool is now a cesspit of dole dossing chavs and littered with imigrants begging outside every doorway it still has the pleasure beech which my lad loves to bits

just want to make sure i get a bed and breakfast that has holiday makers and not one thats full of dossers and imigrants

cant wait until he realises alton towers is a much better place :cool:
 
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although blackpool is now a cesspit of dole dossing chavs and littered with imigrants begging outside every doorway it still has the pleasure beech which my lad loves to bits

just want to make sure i get a bed and breakfast that has holiday makers and not one thats full of dossers and imigrants

cant wait until he realises alton towers is a much better place :cool:

Is Pixie taking you as well? I thought she was getting a much needed break?:D
 
she is getting a break

ime taking my eldest to blackpool and she gets a rest at home with the milkman

strange thing is we get our milk at asda i dunno why he visits so much :idunno:
 
That milkmans outfit was the best thing I ever bought from a car boot sale :D :D :D
 
The Grand Hotel Holiday Flats on Station Road is worth a lookThey have both flats and hotel rooms with bed & breakfast available, there's an indoor swimming pool, games room and entertainment in the bar at night. Take a look on their website - www.grandholidayflats.co.uk
 
thanx for the tip but they dont do 1 night accomodation

found one that does a 1 night stay for 2 for £30

regardless to say i wont be eating there lol
 
hotel concord bloomfield road freindly hotel great food just off prom well 5 min on a bike entertainment friday and saturday.we went for two weekends friday till sunday b&b evening meal friday .saturday b&b evening meal and free bar 8.30 till 11.30 then breakfeast on sunday time for shopping then you go back and have another three course meal for dinner at 1.15 all for £70 pound .will have no problems them showing you their kitchen.
 
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