Courtneys Of Gynn Square

1 Warbreck Hill Road, North Shore, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About Courtneys Of Gynn Square

The Hotel overlooks the sea, just off the North Promenade, amidst the beauty of Gynn Square gardens. Complete with all modern facilities, Courtneys offers all you would expect from a quality hotel. All our beautiful appointed bedrooms are en suite and include colour tv, tea and coffee making facilities, trouser press in most rooms, and complimentary toiletries. Hairdryers and ironing facilities are available on request. Still retaining the glory of its past and offering all modern facilities, Courtneys is all you would expect of a hotel of this class. For those guests wishing a quieter environment the soft antique furnishings of our 'Imperial Lounge' offers style, elegance and a baby grand.

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