On our arrival we had a lovely welcome & help with finding a parking space.
The rooms were average size & very clean, the en-suite was a tight fit.
The breakfast was lovely & plenty of it.
The location was a twenty minute walk to blackpool tower or you could take a tram which cost £1.50
We would definetly stay here on our next visit to blackpool.
 

Excellent hotel for a family break in Blackpool. Friendly service- proprietors Simon and Rhona work tirelessly to ensure you enjoy your stay. The food was wonderful- definitely the best breakfast in Blackpool! Ample servings and options- hot food cooked to order. Our rooms were clean and comfortable. The children loved the play station in their room. The four poster bed and en suite were a pleasant bonus to our last minute booking.
The hotel is ideally located in a quieter area on Blackpool's North Shore- no noise or trouble and only a short walk to the nearest tram stop or easily walkable distance to centre of town even with children.
We look forward to return visits and would recommend this hotel to other families and couples who want the bright lights of Blackpool without the all night parties and loutish behaviour.( hen and stage parties not welcome here)
 

Our family of four (42, 39, 10 and 4 y.o.) plus my brother and his girlfriend booked directly with the hotel after using Trip Advisor to point us in the right direction. Once again, the advice of the site couldn’t be faulted and no doubt saved us from the lottery of finding a decent B&B in a town with its share of bad press (not all of it fair) in this regard.

We came up for the World Fireworks Championships, which were excellent, to see the illuminations of course and to have a day down the Pleasure Beach: tip – don’t go at the weekend if you can avoid it, we were faced by an invasion from across Hadrian’s Wall on the day we went. The updated Dr Who exhibition also provided a welcome distraction for the kids as well as us nostalgia merchants who spent half their childhood hiding behind the sofa.

In line with previous reviews, Simon and Rhona are exemplary hosts and to say that they go the extra mile to make you feel welcome doesn’t do them enough justice. We felt as if we had known them for years by the end of the weekend. The location is great and thankfully hen and stag-party free being a couple of streets back from the sea front and a few hundred yards up from the Hilton. A walk to the north pier will take 25 minutes but of course, we bought family tickets and used the very frequent trams throughout. We were given room10 (double en-suite with a handy fridge) with the kids next door in 11 (bunks plus a single) and Steve and Val nearby in 9. Best of all, we could leave both doors open at night for all the “mummy, hug!” moments as we had a separately bolted door off the landing. The kids also had a playstation in their room to keep them busy - Kira enjoyed ‘Finding Nemo’ – and both rooms had TV/DVD combo-sets. We paid just over £80 B&B per night, which is excellent value for two rooms in one of the busiest weekends of the year. Everything is spotlessly clean and Simon and Rhona have clearly invested considerable time, money and effort in general décor and furnishings.

The hotel might not be the best place for those on a diet, Simon will cook a full breakfast to order plus there’s juice, cereal, cheese, fruit and the usual trimmings. The sausages are already the stuff of legend in our household. They also have a lovely snug bar including a well-stocked - apart from the Magners, which I probably managed to make a serious dent in :-) - selection of ‘refreshing beverages’ plus the aforementioned Space Invaders (could the weekend have been more perfect!). When we decided on a take-away on the day we arrived, out came all the best crockery set up in the bar and they even phoned it in for us after giving various recommendations. I don’t know when we’ll be planning our next trip up to Blackpool but when we do, we’ll definitely be staying here again.