The Wilton

108 - 112 Dickson Rd, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About The Wilton

The Wilton is a family run business providing excellent catering and a high standard of decor and cleanliness. It makes an ideal base from which to explore the endless attractions Blackpool has to offer. (NO STAG or HEN PARTIES). It is ideally situated on Dickson Road adjacent from the promenade and just a short stroll from the town centre (10 minute walk) and the heart of Blackpool. Our facilities include en-suite rooms, colour tv, tea and coffee making facilities and of course central heating. All of our rooms are maintained to the highest standards of cleanliness. Whether it's heart- stopping rides, a quiet stroll on the promenade, visiting a show, a trip to the zoo, or just gazing at the millions of lights in the autumn illuminations, day or night you will always find something to do. Following your fun-packed day exploring Blackpool, enjoy a relaxing evening in our comfortable licensed bar.*** Please note minimum 2 night stays on bank holidays and week-ends from the 31st of march*** no stag or hen parties, Shop fitters Welcome.

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