The New President Hotel

320 - 324 North Promenade, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About The New President Hotel

The President Hotel offers quality accommodation and good food for a great family holiday in Blackpool. Situated on North Promenade overlooking Blackpool's Irish Sea. The President is a seafront hotel and offers a panoramic sea view across the Irish Sea. We do not accept stag or hen parties since we are a family hotel with our own in house entertainment and a child friendly games room. Blackpool plays host to a terrific selection of entertainment, amusements, cabarets and especially theatre & shows, in particular the famous Winter Gardens complex with its Opera House and Empress Ballroom, as well as the Grand Theatre, which hosts performances all year round.

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