Warwick House Hotel

69-71 Withnell Road, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About Warwick House Hotel

Located adjacent to South Pier, Casino & Pleasure Beach with easy access to Blackpool's entertainment. Licenced, en-suite rooms, limited car parking, central heating, TV and Tea/Coffee making facilities in all rooms. Warwick House Hotel is in South Shore adjacent to the Pleasure Beach, Blackpool's newest casino, Markets & Clubs. No ramped access to the Hotel at this time. No ground floor accommodation. Check In/Out. You may check in from 2pm onwards. You must check out by 10:30am. Payment: We accept most major Credit/Debit cards. Cheques accepted minimum of 21 days in advance. Credit/Debit card details are required as a form of guarantee. A non-refundable deposit of 38GBP or one night stay per room whichever is greater will be charged on booking your room. The remainder is due on arrival. Any late cancellations or no shows are liable to incur a charge of two thirds of the booking value or the full amount if the booking is two nights or less. This charge will automatically be taken from card details left as guarantee.

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