Grasmere Hotel

51, Palatine Road, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About Grasmere Hotel

At the Grasmere we pride ourselves on our warm welcome, friendly service and homely atmosphere. We offer clean, comfortable accommodation, value for money and no hidden extras. Arrive as guests; leave as friends. The Grasmere is a small, family-run hotel in the heart of Blackpool, just a short stroll from the tower, promenade, winter gardens, ciu clubs, theatres and town centre. We offer clean comfortable rooms with good home-cooking. A full English breakfast is included in our room price, and a 3-course evening meal(with menu) is available at realistic prices. Book in advance. Children and families are very welcome, and we have a cot and highchair for the little ones. Our licensed bar is open every evening, where guests can relax in comfort and rest after a busy day, play cards, darts, or just chat. Bar snacks, tea/coffee etc. are also available. In addition, theatre tickets can be obtained for guests (subject to availability).

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