Staymor Hotel

555 New South Promenade, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About Staymor Hotel

Blackpool's friendliest family run hotel welcomes families, couples and solo business/leisure travellers. Our guests return to us for the excellent customer care they receive. The Staymor offers you clean, comfortable accommodation at very reasonable rates. From 2006, all of our guest bedrooms are non-smoking (smoking area available in bar). Families and couples will love our superb position on the Promenade right on the door step of Blackpool's Famous Pleasure Beach, close to the Sandcastle Complex, South Pier, Grosvenor Casino and Ocean Boulevard Shopping Complex. Theatres, night life and shops are all within easy reach. We are also conveniently located for Blackpool Airport, with single rooms available for the business or solo leisure traveller. Please ask for details. At the Staymor, we have limited free car parking spaces on a static car park, situated at the front of the hotel. We also have a public telephone in reception with free taxi line for our guests' convenience. We are pleased to offer you a daily newspaper ordering service, as well as a local attraction ticket sales service. The Staymor regrettably does not accept groups of single sex guests or stag and hen parties.

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