The Mallory Hotel

340 Queens Prom, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About The Mallory Hotel

Refurbished for the 2006 season, offering you quality accommodation on the more sedate side of Blackpool. The Mallory is beautifully situated on Queens Promenade, combining the peace of the Bispham area with cosmopolitan Blackpool and its numerous attractions which are only 10 minutes away by car or tram. The tram service stops opposite the hotel on the Promenade and offers easy access to central Blackpool or North to Cleveleys and the fishing port of Fleetwood. We are also situated next door to the Norbreck Castle Hotel for those attending the numerous conferences at Norcalympia. The hotel can guarantee car parking, providing more spaces than most hotels of this size in Blackpool. Most bedrooms have a sea view. We can accommodate guests in a choice of Double, Twin, Family or Single Rooms, all centrally heated, with colour television and beverage making facilities in all rooms. Enjoy your breakfast and evening meal in our large and comfortable dining room. We can accommodate our guests on separate tables for convenience and privacy. We do not take single sex or adult only groups of four or more without prior arrangement. For all Saturday Night Only stays, payment will be processed at the time of booking.

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