The Berwyn Hotel

1-2 Finchley Road, Gynn Square, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About The Berwyn Hotel

Family run hotel, all rooms en suite, direct dial telephone, tea and coffee making facilities, tv and dvd available. Our standards in all aspects are high and our aim is to please and give you a holiday to remember. The Berwyn Hotel is ideally situated in one of Blackpool's more residential areas (sorry, we do not take hen or stag parties). Overlooking the beautiful Gynn Gardens and adjacent to the promenade with all of the local attractions nearby. The hotel has excellent facilities including bar, lounge, sun lounge and a separate dining room. All bedrooms are non-smoking. Two night minimum stay during May 25th, 26th, 27th bank holiday.

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