The Baron

296, North Promenade, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About The Baron

The Baron Hotel is a select, quiet English Tourism Council 4 Diamond hotel on the sea front Privately owned and run, which offers guests quality accommodation in comfortable and relaxing surroundings. We are ideally situated on the seafront, only a few minutes' walk along the promenade from the North Pier, Tower, Shopping Centre & Theatres. Attention to detail, and a warm friendly service combine to make your visit to the Baron Hotel a really special experience. The hotel caters for those looking for a quiet relaxing break and as a result we do not accept Stag and Hen parties or single sex groups and do not cater for children. The hotel has 2 free car parks. The rear car park gives level access to our ground floor bedrooms, particularly suited to the elderly and wheelchair users. There is a passenger lift to the Dining room and first and second floor bedrooms. All rooms are en-suite, two with a full four piece bathroom.The Baron Hotel also has six Sea View rooms.

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