Claremont Hotel

270 North Prom, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About Claremont Hotel

Just a few minutes walk from Blackpool's North Pier, the 159-bedroomed Claremont is the ideal base for your holiday. Luxury sea view lounges, a café bar, an indoor swimming pool and comfortable bedrooms are just some of the facilities. The Claremont Hotel prides itself on fabulous food, home from home comforts and friendly yet professional staff. Whether your visit is for pleasure or business, you are sure to be pleased with our leisure facilities. Take your pick from the 30 metre indoor pool, sit back and relax in the sauna or jacuzzi or even spend time under the warm lights of the sunbed. Wine and dine in our stylish restaurant and then take your seat for fabulous cabaret and dancing till late. Collect your 'FREE' What's On guide on arrival at the hotel, giving you discounts on many attractions in and around Blackpool.

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