Hurstmere Hotel

5 Alexandra Rd, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About Hurstmere Hotel

A warm welcome awaits you at our friendly, family run guest house. All our rooms are en suite and have colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities and heating for your added comfort. We cater exclusively for families and couples. We are the 3rd hotel from the sea front and are situated halfway between the famous tower and the Pleasure Beach. Alexandra Road has its own tram stop nearby, proving the perfect way to see Blackpool. Parking is not a problem as we have covered secure car park and hotel parking - so there is no need to drive. Our bar is the perfect way to end the day, rest and enjoy a refreshing drink, play pool or just relax with friends and family.

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