The Fame

363, South Promenade, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About The Fame

Lesley and Barry offer a warm welcome to guests, where quality & care are assured! Our 15 en-suite bedrooms are overlooking the Irish Sea; the Tower and Pleasure Beach are just minutes away! The hotel has been totally refurbised in the last 12 month and all rooms have full central heating, tea/coffee making facilities and tv. We are only a short walk away from all the main tourists attractions, including the famous Blackpool Tower and the Pleasure Beach!!! To start your day, enjoy our self service breakfast. After an exciting day, relax in our bar; we can even offer you an evening meal if required. Christmas and New year bookings are now available. At the Hotel Fame, you can be sure of good food, comfortable rooms, licensed bar, pool table and fantastic hosts.

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