The Sandhurst Hotel

8, Station Road, South Shore, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About The Sandhurst Hotel

The Sandhurst is a non-smoking, family-friendly establishment, run by Hardesh and Santosh, just 3 doors away from the South Pier and main promenade. In June 2006 we received the Quality Award for outstanding customer service. When you stay at the Sandhurst Hotel, you are guaranteed a relaxing and peaceful time. We pride ourselves on the service we provide to all our guests, catering for couples and families only. The Sandhurst Hotel currently allows smoking only in the bar when open, but from 1 July 2007 we will become totally non-smoking. Sorry no stag, hen or single sex parties.

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