The Big Blue Hotel - Blackpool Pleasure Beach

Ocean Boulevard, Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About The Big Blue Hotel - Blackpool Pleasure Beach

The Big Blue Hotel is located at Blackpool Pleasure Beach against the spectacular backdrop of the rides and attractions. Blackpool's newest hip and chic hotel - affordable luxury. The Big Blue Hotel boasts unique family suites which accommodate up to 4 family members, including a separate children's sleeping area, complete with dvd and computer games console connection. Executive rooms also boast personal lounge areas with fireplace and standard rooms are also available for the budget market at competitive prices. A fully licensed brasserie style restaurant serving speciality teas and coffee, light snacks and meals (including children's menu) awaits you. Full use of the Hotel's Studio Gym and large car parking facility is provided.

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