Shepperton Hotel

74 Station Road, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About Shepperton Hotel

The Shepperton Hotel is a ten bedroom family run hotel where guests can expect a warm and friendly welcome. We welcome couples and families and try to give value for money, big meals and a clean hotel. We are situated in the South Shore area of this lively resort, only 200 yards from the Promenade, South Pier, Sandcastle Centre and a five minute leisurely walk to the Pleasure Beach with the Town Centre and World Famous Blackpool Tower only a short bus or tram ride away. We have been awarded a Silver Hoast which is Blackpools own Tourist Grading System. We offer good, clean and well maintained accomodation with the emphasis on comfort, facilities and services.

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