Viking Hotel

479 Promenade, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About Viking Hotel

Choose the 101-bedroomed Viking Hotel for good food, friendly service & exciting entertainment all under one roof! Only a few minutes walk from the South Pier and Blackpool Pleasure Beach, at the Viking the accent is on fun. The Viking Hotel will give you all you ever need from your holiday. Experience a fabulous 3 course dinner in our beautiful sea view restaurant and then take your seat for the 'Talk of the Coast'. We take our show business very seriously indeed and only the finest cabaret artists make it to our stage. There are few clubs that have such a unique atmosphere and we have recently won the 2005 'Entertainment Award' for best hotel entertainment in Blackpool. The Viking is an ideal base for a lively child-free holiday! Take advantage of our sister hotels' (Cliffs and Claremont) free leisure facilities, including indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, air conditioned gym and free weights room.

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