The Norwood

35 Hull Rd, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About The Norwood

The Norwood is a family-run hotel which is highly recommended and is very central to all the amenities. We have been awarded a 3 star Guest Accommodation by the Quality in Tourism committee in 2006. Located in the heart of the entertainment and shopping areas of the town, we are especially noted for our high standards of cleanliness, fine food, decor, service and friendliness. Our well-stocked bar lounge provides the perfect place to meet friends old and new. Our pleasant and courteous staff serve breakfast to your table in our spacious dining room. An excellent and varied menu is always available. We remain open all season, including winter weekends and new year. We only cater for couples, families and senior citizens. Minimum stay 2 nights.

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