The Wescoe

14 Dean Street, South Shore, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About The Wescoe

This great value, 3-star, award-winning guest house is close to the Pleasure Beach, Sandcastle and promenade. Free car parking, a licensed bar and meticulous attention to cleanliness will ensure a pleasant stay here. The Wescoe is situated just off the Promenade and is within easy reach of the South Pier, the Sandcastle indoor water park and the world famous Pleasure Beach funfair. Shops, social clubs ,international shows, cafes and restaurants are an easy stroll away. The accommodation is reputed for excellent standards of food and service, winning Blackpool Tourism's best guest house award for 2006/ 7. The guest house's VisitBritain rating is a 3-star guest house and The Wescoe also holds a greener tourism environmental award. If you have any special dietary or other needs, please advise on booking in order that your requirements may be met.

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