Windsor Carlton Guest Accommodation

6, Warley Road, North Shore, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About Windsor Carlton Guest Accommodation

The Windsor Carlton is privately owned 4-star hotel-style accommodation, set just off the promenade. The Windsor Carlton is ideally placed in the select North Shore area of Blackpool. You will benefit from clear sea views, as well as views of the North Promenade and the historic North Pier. The Windsor Carlton has a unique character and is a 15 minute walk from the town centre. A friendly, personal service and attention to detail is offered at all times. For the convenience and comfort of all guests, the hotel operates a non-smoking policy throughout the accommodation. An extensive choice of breakfast is served in the comfortable dining room and a bar service is offered daily. The guest accommodation offers free wireless internet connection for guests wishing to use their laptop computers. Unfortunately, the hotel does not have a lift.

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