Chequers Plaza Hotel

24/26 Queens Promenade, North Shore, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About Chequers Plaza Hotel

This 3-star, non-smoking hotel is in the sophisticated part of Blackpool, overlooking the Irish Sea. Stay in this superior sea front hotel and pay ordinary hotel prices. If you want to stay in a 3-star non-smoking superior sea front hotel paying prices charged by ordinary establishments, check in at the Chequers Plaza Hotel. Well over half a million pounds has been spent on a recent refurbishment of all rooms and public areas. The air conditioned restaurant offers a popular self service buffet. We offer access to free leisure facilities at The Hilton Hotel and a subsidised taxi service. An external lift allows disabled guests to enter the hotel and disabled public toilets are on the ground floor.

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