Hotel Mesra Haiwan Peliharaan di Blackpool

I had asked the staff to decorate our room as a surprise for my husband for our wedding anniversary, and so much effort was put into doing this. The staff left us a card and wrote such a lovely message to complete the gesture and make it even more special. Hope you guys enjoy your mince pies and chocolate from me and hubby !! ❤️ definitely would stay again.

Central but no parking you have to park at Hounds Hill shopping centre cost of 12 quids

Great location on seafront, easy parking £5 until midday next day. Good buffet breakfast with vegetarian options in a dining room with sea view. Rooms are noisy, very thin walls and you can hear every word of people walking past in the corridor so take earplugs. Would stay again though, the staff are all very good and the place is nice and clean.

With a stay at The Golden Sands in Blackpool (North Shore), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Blackpool Tower and Winter Gardens. This upscale guesthouse is 2.8 mi (4.4 km) from Blackpool Pleasure Beach and 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Blackpool Central Pier.Breakfast is available for a fee.Make yourself at home in one of the 9 guestrooms.

We were dissappointed in the car parking situation. It wasn't exactly made clear that you need to drive into where it was marked exit and press for them to lift the barrier. Then unfortunately there was no room so had to call into reception to find out where we could park it was a bit stressful and could have been avoided. The hotel itself is very secure as you need to press for access to the entrance. Once up to reception on the first floor we were welcomed and allocated a room. The room was very tired with marked and scratched walls and ceiling. The bathroom had all the ususl facilities but a great big crack was in the tiles on the floor about two and half feet long. The shower head was dirty and the bottom of the main door was peeling away. The bed was two single mattresses put together which were obviously well used and meant there was a bump in between which wasnt very comfy. The bar was expensive for drinks and the staff seemed to multitask serving and cleaning tables etc. Some of the same staff were at breakfast and it just felt a bit overall short staffed. The breakfast itself was adequate but basic. We did notify reception on checking out of our findings as we are not usually ones to complain but the issues do make a difference and some just general maintenance.

I’ve rated Las Palmas a 5 mainly because the host/manager Jacob was really friendly and helpful. It’s a great location half way between the pleasure beach and the centre, walking places is a must as the parking situation in Blackpool in general is a nightmare. The room is basic but clean, has all you need, shower was always nice and hot. Downside was the mattress was a bit on the soft side and the Wi-Fi isn’t great. We were unable to find a decent cafe, stick to maccies or the Wetherspoons for breakfast as it turns out there far worse breakfasts around.:

Thank you to all the staff you made mine and my friends few days away the best. The staff are amazing so friendly. The food superb. Our room was a bit on the small side but had everything we needed and a sea view. I never normally go to the entertainment but so glad i did i laughed so much and it was singers that were on. I have had a horrible 7 months and this little break as helped me so much. Defo going to go back.All our love Sue and Carol room 400

Hotel parking is ridicules, however there us ample parking right next to hotel £14.00 for 24 hours. Reception area was clean and tidy and check in was fast and straightforward. Rooms clean and they come with a fan which was fantastic. Beds were ok. Location was fantastic. Would definitely go back again.

There’s a lot of bad reviews about this place but to be honest at £54 for a family of 4 you get what you pay for. Me and my wife and two sons stayed one night so that we could have two days out round Blackpool with my little boys aged 2 and 4. Yea, it’s a very creepy looking old place. The floorboards are loose and creaking, there’s scratch and skuff marks on the walls and elsewhere. It looks as though it has been neglected for a long time and has fell into disrepair. The beds were clean but the room was very make shift much like most of the hotel. There was that foisty smell you get when damp is present although I wasn’t aware of cockroaches or any pests, there was an amusing moment where we were attacked by a giant black moth whilst trying to life a buggy up the steep narrow steps to our room. As I am terrified of insects I ran and knocked over a fire extinguisher which was propping open a door and accidentally broke my sons plastic potty in half and my wife twisted her ankle. It was hard to sleep on a night as the floor boards were so badly damaged throughout the building that it sounded as though giants were stamping up and down the corridors. The toilet in our room was so small that I had to squeez and contort my stomach around the sink in order to move between the toilet and the shower. When you sit on the toilet you are litraly facing into the sink which is ideal if you have S and D, it’s as though they have converted a really small pantry of cubby hole into a a toilet without an inch to spare. At around 2am I couldn’t sleep for the loud bang bang feet outside so I decided to have a shower. If you patiently wait for the shower to get warm after playing with it for a least 5 minits then the best you can hope for is temperate. It’s just about bearable. Which was ok because it had been very hot and I had a bit of sunburn on my face and arms so the cool was nice. Wouldn’t be any good in cold weather though. We got up early at left around 8 o’clock. It had served a purpose I suppose. I’m going to be kind and give it a 3 stars because despite its dilapidation, I believe the low price reflects the low quality and therefore we got what we paid for. Somewhere to put our heads.

Located in Blackpool (North Shore), Mardi Gras Hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Winter Gardens and Blackpool Tower. This bed & breakfast is 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from Blackpool Pleasure Beach and 1 mi (1.7 km) from Blackpool Central Pier.Enjoy recreation amenities such as a nightclub or take in the view from a terrace. This bed & breakfast also features complimentary wireless internet access and a television in a common area.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of Mardi Gras Hotel. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary English breakfast is served on weekdays from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM.Featured amenities include luggage storage, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and coffee/tea in a common area.Stay in one of 20 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.