New Central Hotel

64A Reads Avenue, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About New Central Hotel

Aa/rac rated in the heart of Blackpool near winter gardens, tower, seafront and all amenities. Excellent food, friendly atmosphere Come as a guest leave as a friend! A fabulous welcome awaits you at our family orientated hotel in Blackpool's famous tourist resort! A family get away, conference delegates, dance competitors or a romantic break. Business or pleasure we are here to help, whatever your needs. At The New Central we have 47 en-suite bedrooms accommodating guests in a selection of single, double, four poster, twin and family rooms. Relax let your hair down and enjoy the fun packed evenings of entertainment and cabaret with games to suit all ages. Enjoy a drink from our well stocked bar we offer a wide range of beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks. Three course breakfast is included in the price whether a full English, continental or just simply scrambled or poached eggs on toast ITS UP TO YOU!! Evening meal is also available at an additional cost we offer a wide choice of menu and can cater for vegetarians or any other special dietary needs. Six course choice Gala candlelit dinner is served Saturday Evening with a glass of 'bubbly'. Children are welcome to choose off the main menu however we also run a childs menu for extra choice .

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