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Properties are selected based on real traveller reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Blackpool on Hotels.com. These Blackpool hotels consistently deliver on quality, location and traveller experience. Last updated on 14 November 2026.

1. The Imperial Hotel

A historic building with the sign "THE IMPERIAL" and a visible entrance labeled "HOTEL".

Immerse yourself in seaside splendour at this Victorian hotel opposite the beach. Enjoy comfortable beds and ocean views at Palm Court restaurant while staying minutes from Blackpool Illuminations and North Pier. The quiet rooms and helpful staff create a peaceful retreat.

2. Park House Hotel

A hotel room with a large bed, two bedside tables with lamps, a chair, and a decorative mirror on the wall.

3. Doric Hotel

An indoor swimming pool with clear water, tiled walls, and a sunlit area with chairs and a table.

This beachside hotel features both indoor and seasonal outdoor pools, plus a sauna for ultimate relaxation. Located near Blackpool North Station, Winter Gardens, and Illuminations, it offers free WiFi and parking, plus clean rooms with attentive staff.

4. Grand Hotel Blackpool

A dining table with plates of food, cutlery, glasses, and a pitcher.

5. Ruskin Hotel

A modern living room with teal sofas, a glass coffee table, and potted plants.

6. Village Hotel Blackpool

An indoor swimming pool with a blue-lit ambiance, lounge chairs, and a stone wall feature.

7. Norbreck Castle Hotel Blackpool

A large, multi-story building with a castle-like tower and a sign reading "Norris Castle Hotel".

8. Hotel Santa Maria

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9. Hampton by Hilton Blackpool

A spacious hotel lobby with a central reception desk, seating area, and a view of the parking garage.

10. Savoy Blackpool Hotel

A spacious hall with a high, arched ceiling and multiple levels of balconies.

11. Claremont Hotel

A restaurant with round tables, chairs, and a warm, dimly lit ambiance.

12. Holiday Inn Blackpool by IHG

A row of tables with dark blue menus and a gold-colored lamp on each.

13. Boulevard Hotel

A modern building with a spherical water feature in the center.

14. Titanic Hotel Liverpool

An indoor swimming pool with stone arches and a central fountain, surrounded by stone walls and illuminated by lanterns.

15. Hotel Sheraton

A modern indoor swimming pool with clear water, a sunroof, and a stone wall.

Savour free breakfast before exploring Blackpool Illuminations, just a short drive away. This beach hotel offers 2 bars, a restaurant, and free WiFi. Unwind at the indoor pool after visiting Winter Gardens or relax on the terrace near North Pier.

16. Lyndene Hotel

A beach with waves and a sunset.

A beachfront haven with 2 restaurants and 3 bars where nightly shows add sparkle to your coastal escape. Just minutes from Blackpool Tower and Pleasure Beach, this hotel offers free WiFi and parking, plus a handy snack bar.

17. Viking Hotel

A restaurant table set with plates, cutlery, and napkins, with a view of the beach and cars in the background.

18. Blackpool Football Club Stadium Hotel, a member of Radisson Individuals

A spacious living room with leather sofas, a wooden coffee table, and a decorative orange cage.

19. The Craig-Y-Don Hotel

A bedroom with a bed, a headboard, a nightstand, and two framed pictures on the wall.

20. The President Hotel

A spacious hotel lobby with a long reception desk, multiple dining tables, and chairs.

Embrace seaside energy at this beach hotel, just minutes from Blackpool's iconic tower and illuminations. With 2 stylish bars, a nightclub, and an on-site café, you'll enjoy the vibrant atmosphere while being near Central Pier.

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Doric Hotel

An indoor swimming pool with clear water, tiled walls, and a sunlit area with chairs and a table.

Baxter Holiday Apartments

A modern living room with a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall, a glass-top coffee table, a fireplace with a stone surround, and a sofa with a patterned rug.

Dutchman Hotel

A pool table with balls and cues, a slot machine, and a foosball table in a room with a green carpet.

Fairhaven Hotel Central Blackpool

A view from a window overlooking a street with buildings, including a prominent tower.

Valdene Hotel

A breakfast buffet with cereal boxes, fruits, a bowl of bananas, a pitcher of orange juice, and glasses.

Boulevard Hotel

A modern building with a spherical water feature in the center.

No 34 Vance Road

A neatly made bed with white bedding in a hotel room.

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1820 Boutique Rooms and Suites

A dark wooden door with a white archway and two wall-mounted lights on either side.

Henson Hotel

A breakfast bar with various food items and beverages, including milk, juice, and baskets of bread.

OYO Wave Crest Hotel

A seaside promenade with a Ferris wheel, a tall observation tower, and a variety of buildings along the waterfront.

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Blackpool Abode - Seaside Suites

A modern bedroom with a large bed, a nightstand, and a view of the outdoors through a window.

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The Royal Boston Hotel by Compass Hospitality

A coastal promenade with a stone pathway, benches, and a view of the beach and ocean.

The Hopton Hotel

The entrance to the Hampton Hotel with a blue illuminated sign, stone steps, and two horse statues on either side.

New Promenade hotel

A spacious living room with a pool table, a sofa, and a gaming table.

Bella Vista Lodge

A modern hotel room with a large bed, two black chairs, a ceiling light fixture, and a mirror.

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The Imperial Hotel

A historic building with the sign "THE IMPERIAL" and a visible entrance labeled "HOTEL".

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Lyndene Hotel

A beach with waves and a sunset.

Doric Hotel

An indoor swimming pool with clear water, tiled walls, and a sunlit area with chairs and a table.

The White Swallow Hotel

A dining area with tables set for service, a sofa in the background, and a plant.

The Beechfield Hotel

A staircase with white balusters and a brown handrail, leading to a landing with a door and a mirror.

McGraths Blackpool

A modern lounge area with a grey sofa, yellow cushions, and a large mirror.

Glenheath Hotel

An outdoor seating area with a bench, a hanging flower pot, and a window with a 'VACANCIES' sign.

PeekaBooze

A pier extending into the water with buildings at the end.

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1820 Boutique Rooms and Suites

A dark wooden door with a white archway and two wall-mounted lights on either side.

No 34 Vance Road

A neatly made bed with white bedding in a hotel room.

The Royal Boston Hotel by Compass Hospitality

A coastal promenade with a stone pathway, benches, and a view of the beach and ocean.

The Maples Hotel

A wooden deck with a view of red brick buildings and a distant tower.

OYO Wave Crest Hotel

A seaside promenade with a Ferris wheel, a tall observation tower, and a variety of buildings along the waterfront.

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Alexandra Hotel

A window with a view of a coastal street, buildings, and the sea.

The Scala Hotel

A bar area with wooden ceiling, bar stools, and a counter with various bottles.

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Holiday Inn Blackpool by IHG

A row of tables with dark blue menus and a gold-colored lamp on each.

The Imperial Hotel

A historic building with the sign "THE IMPERIAL" and a visible entrance labeled "HOTEL".

Grand Hotel Blackpool

A dining table with plates of food, cutlery, glasses, and a pitcher.

Best Western Carlton Hotel

A dining area with tables set for two, large windows with a view of the sea, and a patterned carpet.

Blackpool Football Club Stadium Hotel, a member of Radisson Individuals

A spacious living room with leather sofas, a wooden coffee table, and a decorative orange cage.

The White Swallow Hotel

A dining area with tables set for service, a sofa in the background, and a plant.

Bella Vista Lodge

A modern hotel room with a large bed, two black chairs, a ceiling light fixture, and a mirror.

The B & B Blackpool

A bedroom with a bed, bedside table, lamp, artwork, window, curtains, and a door.

The President Hotel

A spacious hotel lobby with a long reception desk, multiple dining tables, and chairs.

The Royal Boston Hotel by Compass Hospitality

A coastal promenade with a stone pathway, benches, and a view of the beach and ocean.

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Village Hotel Blackpool

An indoor swimming pool with a blue-lit ambiance, lounge chairs, and a stone wall feature.

Grand Hotel Blackpool

A dining table with plates of food, cutlery, glasses, and a pitcher.

Cliffs Hotel - Blackpool

A buffet with various food options, including salads, pasta, and seafood, served on trays.

Doric Hotel

An indoor swimming pool with clear water, tiled walls, and a sunlit area with chairs and a table.

Bluewaters Hotel, Blackpool North Promenade

A grand staircase with ornate wooden balusters and green carpeted steps.

Norbreck Castle Hotel Blackpool

A large, multi-story building with a castle-like tower and a sign reading "Norris Castle Hotel".

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When is the best time to visit Blackpool?

Our prices for hotels in Blackpool are cheapest in June

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November

High 10°C / low 7°C. Cloudy most days.

November, no crowd data, average high temperature 10 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 7 degrees Celsius. Cloudy most days.

December, no crowd data, average high temperature 8 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 5 degrees Celsius. Cloudy most days.

January, no crowd data, average high temperature 7 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 4 degrees Celsius. Cloudy most days.

February, no crowd data, average high temperature 7 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 4 degrees Celsius. Cloudy most days.

March, no crowd data, average high temperature 9 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 5 degrees Celsius. Cloudy most days.

April, no crowd data, average high temperature 11 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 6 degrees Celsius. Sunny most days.

May, no crowd data, average high temperature 14 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 9 degrees Celsius. Sunny most days.

June, no crowd data, average high temperature 17 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 11 degrees Celsius. Cloudy most days.

July, no crowd data, average high temperature 18 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 14 degrees Celsius. Cloudy most days.

August, no crowd data, average high temperature 18 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 14 degrees Celsius. Cloudy most days.

September, no crowd data, average high temperature 16 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 12 degrees Celsius. Cloudy most days.

October, no crowd data, average high temperature 14 degrees Celsius, average low temperature 10 degrees Celsius. Cloudy most days.

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Top neighbourhoods in Blackpool

A large red tower, a plaza with people, and buildings with shops.

The Blackpool Tower, a red brick building with arched windows and a clock.

A beach with a boardwalk, a pier, a Ferris wheel, and a lighthouse.

A public square with a large, colorful installation featuring various phrases and names, including 'BOYAKSHA!' in the foreground.

A pebbly beach with a large Ferris wheel and a pier in the background.

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Blackpool Town Center

Blackpool Town Centre delivers classic British seaside magic with razzle-dazzle. The iconic Tower watches over theatres, arcades, and historic piers competing for attention. Families enjoy SEA LIFE and Coral Island, while the Golden Mile buzzes with lights and carnival music. The Winter Gardens hosts variety shows filled with laughter. Fish and chips, rock sweets, and pub grub fuel adventures while souvenir shops tempt with tower-themed treasures. Vintage trams glide along the promenade, connecting sandy beaches and bustling attractions. Budget-friendly B&Bs and family-run hotels offer hearty English breakfasts to start each day of seaside fun.

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A pier with white domed structures, people walking, and a sign for 'North Pier'.

A North Pier building with a large sign, arcade games, and a food stall.

A pier extending into a calm body of water with a large Ferris wheel in the background.

A pier extending into calm waters with a clear sky and clouds reflecting on the surface.

A pier with a small pavilion, a tall tower, and a flag waving in the wind.

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North Shore

North Shore serves up classic British seaside fun with a side of nostalgic charm. The iconic Blackpool Tower stands tall over golden sands and a bustling promenade packed with amusement arcades. Visitors flock to traditional entertainment at Funny Girls, North Pier, and the Winter Gardens, while the expansive beach invites sandy strolls and sea-breeze relaxation. Budget-friendly B&Bs and guesthouses line the streets, most offering hearty English breakfasts. Getting around is a breeze with heritage trams running along the promenade every 10-15 minutes, connecting you to all of Blackpool's famous attractions.

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A seaside amusement park with roller coasters and a Ferris wheel.

A beach with a prominent tower and illuminated buildings at dusk.

A Ferris wheel, a tall tower, and a pier under construction.

A beach with a pier and a lighthouse in the background.

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A seaside promenade with a red pavement, white railings, and a roller coaster in the background.

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South Shore

South Shore delivers classic British seaside thrills with Blackpool's golden beaches and iconic attractions. Blackpool Pleasure Beach dominates the scene with roller coasters and family fun while Sandcastle Waterpark offers splashy indoor adventures. The area buzzes with arcades, theatres, and the charming South Pier extending into the sea. Beach activities abound for families looking to build memories along the promenade. Fish and chips shops, sweets floss stalls, and seaside cafés keep visitors well-fed between adventures. Victorian B&Bs and family-run guesthouses line the streets, most within walking distance of major attractions. The promenade's excellent tram connections make exploring the entire Blackpool seafront a breeze.

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A coastal promenade with a wooden walkway, a red kiosk, and buildings in the background.

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A green gazebo with a bench, overlooking a grassy area with a road and buildings in the background.

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A large, historic brick building with a green roof and multiple chimneys.

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Bispham

Bispham offers a slice of classic British seaside charm without the tourist hustle of central Blackpool. The clifftop promenade rewards walkers with sweeping Irish Sea views. Uncle Tom's Cabin pub and Red Bank Road's local shops give you a taste of genuine area life. Devonshire Square Gardens provides a peaceful green retreat when you need a break from beach walks. Family-run B&Bs and guesthouses dot the Victorian-lined streets, providing homely alternatives to city centre hotels. Regular buses and the heritage tramway make trips into Blackpool easy, while traditional pubs serve hearty meals for hungry explorers returning from the quieter beaches below the cliffs.

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Top landmarks in Blackpool

The exterior of the Winter Garden Theatre with ornate architectural details and a red tower in the background.

Winter Gardens

Rating: 8.4/10 (417 reviews)

Why not give yourself a treat with a trip to Winter Gardens, just one of the family attractions in central Blackpool? Hotels.com travellers also say the area is full of friendly people and that it has lots of nice beaches. If you have fun at Winter Gardens, you'll love Coral Island and Blackpool Central Pier, both a short walk away.

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A roller coaster with a Ferris wheel in the background and a 'Big One Games' arcade.

Blackpool Pleasure Beach

Rating: 8.2/10 (1,047 reviews)

Why not give yourself a treat with a trip to Blackpool Pleasure Beach, one of the family attractions located 2 mi (3.2 km) from central Blackpool? Hotels.com travellers also say the area is full of friendly people and that it has lots of nice beaches. If you have fun at Blackpool Pleasure Beach, you'll love Sandcastle Waterpark and South Pier, both a short walk away.

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A busy promenade with a prominent red tower, shops, and a clear sky.

Blackpool Tower

Rating: 8.6/10 (1,553 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing, head to Blackpool Tower – just one of the monuments in Blackpool Town Center. Hotels.com travellers also say the area is full of friendly people and that it has lots of nice beaches.

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A street with a Ferris wheel, a sign for North Pier Amusements, and a large monument in the background.

North Pier

Rating: 8.4/10 (932 reviews)

North Shore is home to North Pier, so why not stop by during your stay in Blackpool? Hotels.com travellers also say the area is full of friendly people and that it has lots of nice beaches.

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A beach with a prominent tower and illuminated buildings at dusk.

Blackpool Illuminations

Rating: 8.6/10 (1,082 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing, head to Blackpool Illuminations – just one of the monuments in Blackpool Town Center. Hotels.com travellers also say the area is full of friendly people and that it has lots of nice beaches.

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An ornate theater with a stage, audience, and elaborate ceiling decorations.

Blackpool Tower Ballroom

Rating: 8.4/10 (147 reviews)

Blackpool Tower Ballroom is a venue in Blackpool Town Center. Hotels.com travellers also say the area is full of friendly people and that it has lots of nice beaches. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.

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The entrance to the Grand Theatre with ornate white railings and a sign above the doors.

Blackpool Grand Theatre

Rating: 8.0/10 (110 reviews)

If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Blackpool Grand Theatre in Blackpool Town Center. Hotels.com travellers also say the area is family-friendly and that it has lots of nice beaches. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Opera House Theatre, Winter Gardens, and Funny Girls are all a short walk away.

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Sandcastle Waterpark

Rating: 8.2/10 (370 reviews)

Why not give yourself a treat with a trip to Sandcastle Waterpark, one of the family attractions located 1.7 mi (2.7 km) from central Blackpool? Hotels.com travellers also say the area is full of friendly people and that it has lots of nice beaches. If you have fun at Sandcastle Waterpark, you'll love South Pier and Blackpool Pleasure Beach, both a short walk away.

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Learn more about Blackpool

Blackpool is applauded for its entertainment and theatre with such cultural attractions as Blackpool Grand Theatre and Opera House Theatre. This family-friendly city has something for everyone including its casinos, bars and sights like Blackpool Illuminations and Mecca Bingo.

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A seaside promenade with a prominent red tower, a large building with a clock tower, and a double-decker bus.

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399 Prom - Blackpool Hotel

A modern reception area with a marble counter, seating, and a view of the cityscape.

Reads Jacuzzi Apartments and Suites

A modern bedroom with a bed, bedside tables, a sofa, a small kitchen area, and a dining table with a potted plant.

Q Accommodation

A hotel room with a bed, a wooden coffee table, a leather sofa, and a wall-mounted coat rack.

The Castleton

A hotel entrance with a sign reading "The Castleton" and a phone number. There are potted plants on either side of the entrance.

The Gatsby Blackpool

A bedroom with a bed, a chandelier, a wall-mounted artwork, and a door.

Holiday Inn Blackpool by IHG

A row of tables with dark blue menus and a gold-colored lamp on each.

Number One South Beach

A modern room with a large window, a sofa, and a rug.

Kings Boutique Hotel

A modern hotel room with a bed, a desk, a chair, and a window.

Pelham Lodge

A dining area with red chairs, tables set with white plates and silverware, a chandelier, and a wall clock.

Glenheath Hotel

An outdoor seating area with a bench, a hanging flower pot, and a window with a 'VACANCIES' sign.

Moorfield Hotel

A sunlit room with a sofa, a chair, a table, and a TV.

The Arthington Guest House

A modern bedroom with a large bed, decorative pillows, and a headboard with a geometric pattern.

The Strathdon

A beach with a prominent red tower in the background, a pier extending into the water, and people engaging in various activities.

Somerville Hotel

A neatly made bed with a folded towel, a textured throw blanket, and several pillows.

Boulevard Hotel

A modern building with a spherical water feature in the center.

Ruskin Hotel

A modern living room with teal sofas, a glass coffee table, and potted plants.

The Scala Hotel

A bar area with wooden ceiling, bar stools, and a counter with various bottles.

The Clevedon

A bedroom with a bed, a hanging chair, a radiator, a TV, and a window with curtains.

Bella Vista Lodge

A modern hotel room with a large bed, two black chairs, a ceiling light fixture, and a mirror.

Number42

A dining area with a bay window, wooden flooring, and a chandelier.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a hotel room cost in Blackpool?

You can discover great hotels in Blackpool from £37 with properties to suit all budgets and needs. Savoy Blackpool Hotel and Norbreck Castle Hotel Blackpool are a couple of low-cost options that are popular with our travellers. To find an affordable hotel in Blackpool that meets all of your requirements, just apply filters on Hotels.com and sort hotels by "Price: low to high".

How can I find deals and earn rewards at Blackpool hotels?

Discover great deals on Blackpool hotel stays with Hotels.com. You can also look at hotel prices mid-week or during the low season to find off-peak deals. And make sure to check out our last-minute deals on Blackpool hotels.

Can I book Blackpool hotels with free cancellation?

It's easy to book a refundable Blackpool hotel on Hotels.com. Simply filter hotels by "Property cancellation options" and select "Fully refundable property". The majority of hotels offer free cancellation, so you can receive a refund if you need to cancel. Some hotels do require cancelling more than 24 hours before check-in, so double-check your booking beforehand.

What are the top-rated luxury hotels in Blackpool?

Some of the most popular luxury hotels in Blackpool are Village Hotel Blackpool and Boulevard Hotel. Village Hotel Blackpool is a luxury hotel with a high guest rating amongst our travellers, and it offers an outdoor pool, a golf course and a hot tub. Boulevard Hotel is another popular luxury hotel in a great Blackpool location.

What are some of the best Blackpool beach hotels?

For a beach holiday in Blackpool, Central Beach is a top place to visit. Pick a well-reviewed Blackpool beach hotel to maximise your holiday. Check out Alderley hotel in South Shore if you're after a hotel that's near the water. With a beach and guestrooms offering free WiFi, our travellers rate it highly at 8.8 out of 10. Carousel Hotel is another great choice for a relaxing beach holiday in South Shore. Located on the beach, this hotel has a restaurant and a bar/lounge along with a variety of other amenities to enjoy, and our travellers rate it 8.6. If you're venturing to South Shore, The Hotel Fame is another ideal choice. Travellers love the beachfront setting and guestrooms with free WiFi, and it has a guest rating of 8.6.

What are some top pet-friendly hotels in Blackpool?

Our travellers' top pet-friendly hotels in Blackpool include:

You can check "Pet friendly" on the Hotels.com "Amenities" filter in your search to find even more pet-friendly hotels in Blackpool.

What are some of the best hotels in Blackpool for couples?

Choose a top-rated Blackpool romantic hotel and enjoy your couple's getaway. Our travellers love Boulevard Hotel, a hotel in South Shore with a restaurant. Another romantic hotel with top reviews is Village Hotel Blackpool. This hotel offers a restaurant and an outdoor pool for a perfect stay. Use the "Traveller experience" filter in your search and select "Adults only" or "Romantic" to find even more hotels in Blackpool for couples on Hotels.com.

What are some of the best kid-friendly hotels in Blackpool?

Some of the most well reviewed Blackpool hotels for kids include Ruskin Hotel, Willin House Hotel, and Blackpool Football Club Stadium Hotel, a member of Radisson Individuals. Ruskin Hotel is a kid-friendly hotel in Blackpool Town Center with a guest score of 9.2 out of 10 offering family-friendly amenities like children's meals. Check out Willin House Hotel in Blackpool Town Center with a guest score of 9.2. This popular bed & breakfast has an arcade/game room as well as highchairs in the guestrooms. Blackpool Football Club Stadium Hotel, a member of Radisson Individuals is another good option with children's meals and a snack bar/deli, plus free cots in the guestrooms. Explore more kid-friendly hotels in Blackpool by using our "Family friendly" filter in your search on Hotels.com.

What are the top Blackpool hotels with a pool?

Discover some of the best Blackpool hotels with a pool for a little extra luxury on your trip. Village Hotel Blackpool is a great hotel with an outdoor pool and an indoor pool, and a guest rating of 7.8 out of 10. Plus, you can make the most of its hot tub. Doric Hotel is a popular hotel in North Shore that features an indoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool along with a restaurant and a bar/lounge. To find more stays in Blackpool with a pool, use the "Amenities" filter on Hotels.com in your search and select "Pool".

What are some of the best Blackpool hotels with free parking?

If you're exploring by car, finding a great Blackpool hotel with free parking is a win. Our travellers' favourites include:

What are some popular hotels in central Blackpool?

If you're looking for hotels in central Blackpool, check out The Imperial Hotel and Forshaws Hotel – Blackpool. Travellers love The Imperial Hotel for its location, as well as the ocean-view restaurant, bar/lounge and coffee shop/cafe this hotel offers. Forshaws Hotel – Blackpool is another popular central hotel with free in-room WiFi. Stay at one of these hotels for easy access to top sights like Winter Gardens and Blackpool Pleasure Beach. Blackpool Town Center and North Shore are some of the most central areas for your Blackpool holiday.

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Blackpool: Where Seaside Whimsy Meets Timeless Elegance

Discover the vibrant charm of Blackpool, England—a quintessential British seaside resort renowned for its lively atmosphere. Home to the iconic Blackpool Tower, visitors can ascend for panoramic views, while the exhilarating Blackpool Pleasure Beach offers thrilling rides for all ages. Stroll along the historic pier, indulge in traditional fish and chips, and marvel at the dazzling illuminations that light up the promenade each autumn. With its blend of nostalgia and modern attractions, Blackpool promises unforgettable experiences against the backdrop of beautiful sandy beaches, making it a delightful escape for families, couples, and adventure-seekers alike.

Discover great hotels near Blackpool

In Blackpool, you'll find a variety of accommodation options, from charming guesthouses to modern hotels offering stunning sea views. Ideal choices include well-known chains and boutique hotels, catering to families and couples alike, ensuring a comfortable stay while exploring this vibrant seaside destination. Here are some of the best hotels near Blackpool that our travellers love:

  1. Briardene Hotel: This inviting 3.0-star hotel boasts a remarkable guest rating of 9.2 out of 10, making it an excellent choice for discerning leisure travellers. With exceptional amenities including a restaurant serving breakfast and dinner, alongside a bar and lounge area, this hotel ensures a delightful dining experience. The property also offers nearby recreational activities such as fishing and bicycling, creating opportunities for exploration and relaxation. Review sentiments highlight the hotel as a reliable choice, with a focus on quality service and a comfortable atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a memorable getaway.
  2. EsJays at Knowles House: EsJays at Knowles House is a charming 3.0-star guesthouse, ideal for travellers seeking a pet-friendly experience. This property allows certain pets on-site, catering to those who wish to include their furry companions in their travels. The guesthouse offers essential amenities and a welcoming environment. Review sentiments underscore its suitability for pet owners, providing peace of mind and comfort during their stay. This makes it a perfect choice for leisure travellers wanting a home-like atmosphere while exploring Blackpool.
  3. The Glendower Hotel: The Glendower Hotel is a budget-friendly hotel with a commendable guest rating of 9.0 out of 10, perfect for leisure travellers looking for exceptional value. The property features pet-friendly accommodations, ensuring a comfortable stay for those travelling with pets. Notable amenities include well-appointed rooms and a delightful breakfast service that enhances the overall experience. Positive reviews emphasise the quality of service and the inviting atmosphere, positioning this hotel as a fantastic option for individuals seeking a relaxing retreat without compromising on comfort.

Where to stay near Blackpool

When visiting Blackpool, England, standout areas to stay include Lytham St. Anne's, Southport, and Thornton-Cleveleys. Lytham St. Anne's offers a family-friendly beach retreat with golf and relaxing cafés. Southport is ideal for shopping and dining, featuring a vibrant theatre scene. Thornton-Cleveleys boasts a charming seaside atmosphere perfect for romantic getaways. For first-time visitors, Southport provides a well-rounded experience.

  1. Lytham St. Anne's: Lytham St. Anne's is a charming coastal retreat known for its friendly atmosphere and stunning beaches. It’s perfect for families looking to unwind, with plenty of opportunities for swimming and relaxing by the sea. The area boasts beautiful gardens and a vibrant coffee culture, making it a lovely spot for leisurely afternoons. You can also enjoy a round of golf at one of the local courses. With its family-friendly vibe and picturesque surroundings, Lytham St. Anne's offers a relaxing escape while still being close to the excitement of Blackpool.
  2. Southport: Southport is a delightful seaside town that combines a relaxed atmosphere with excellent shopping and dining options. Known for its friendly people, it's ideal for families and those on a budget. Stroll along the historic Southport Pier or explore the local theatres for some cultural entertainment. The town also features beautiful parks and gardens, perfect for a peaceful day out. With a variety of bars and jazz spots, Southport offers a nice balance of relaxation and lively activities, making it a great choice for travellers of all ages.
  3. Thornton-Cleveleys: Thornton-Cleveleys is a lovely seaside area that offers a romantic and family-friendly experience. With its beautiful beach and inviting dining options, it's a great place for couples and families alike to enjoy quality time together. The local gardens provide a serene space for relaxation, while the vibrant community atmosphere ensures a warm welcome from friendly locals. Thornton-Cleveleys is perfect for those looking for a quieter, more laid-back escape, with easy access to the nearby attractions of Blackpool.

Things to do in Blackpool

Blackpool is a lively seaside destination that boasts expansive sandy beaches and a vibrant promenade. With thrilling theme parks, exhilarating shows, and a bustling entertainment scene, there's never a dull moment. Whether you're enjoying water sports, relaxing by the sea, or exploring the lively nightlife, Blackpool offers a delightful mix of fun and relaxation.

4 tips for savvy savings when booking a hotel in Blackpool

  1. Book for the cheapest times: The most affordable time to visit Blackpool is during January, February, and November, when hotel prices are lower. For those looking to explore the area's historical and cultural highlights, a stay of at least 2 to 3 days is recommended. During your visit, you can enjoy budget-friendly attractions such as the iconic Blackpool Tower, the charming beach, and various theatres offering great value for money entertainment. With friendly locals and a vibrant atmosphere, Blackpool is a fantastic destination for families and couples alike, particularly for those on a budget seeking memorable experiences.
  2. Look for last-minute deals on Hotels.com: To uncover last-minute deals to Blackpool, begin by exploring the Deals or Last-Minute Deals sections on Hotels.com, where you may discover discounted hotel rates as your travel date approaches. Consider enabling email alerts or push notifications to stay updated on flash sales and special promotions, ensuring you don't miss potential savings. Additionally, Smart Shopping is a handy comparison tool available via the app, allowing you to compare hotel prices and amenities. With these features, you're more likely to be informed about any price drops or newly available rooms for your spontaneous getaway.
  3. Be flexible with dates: Prices may fluctuate depending on factors such as the hotel's location, star rating, and the time of year. Therefore, being flexible with your travel dates could assist you in finding a more economical option for your stay in a Blackpool hotel. For those seeking something a bit different, boutique hotels often provide a more personalised experience and may offer better value. When you book with Hotels.com, we’ll inform you whether the price for your chosen dates is above or below the average. If the price leans towards the higher end, we may suggest alternative dates that could help you find a more attractive rate.
  4. Consider your location: Hotels situated near the city centre generally tend to be more expensive; however, thanks to Blackpool's outstanding public transport connections, you may discover a more affordable independent hotel located a bit further out that remains well-connected. For those keen to explore alternative, less crowded neighbourhoods or even lesser-known nearby towns, there is often excellent value to be found. Opting for these alternative destinations could provide a more authentic and budget-friendly experience.

Best time to go to Blackpool

Blackpool experiences its lowest average temperature in January, at 42.1°F (5.6°C), while August is the hottest month, with an average temperature of 60.4°F (15.8°C). December is usually the wettest month. July to September are the peak travel months in Blackpool, attracting a higher number of tourists. During this peak period, the weather is mostly cloudy, accompanied by light rainfall. On the other hand, January, November, and December tend to be quieter times to visit, marked by light rainfall and mostly cloudy conditions.

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