Wyvern Hotel

9, Alexandra Road, Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About Wyvern Hotel

A warm, friendly welcome is waiting for you, all year round, at the Wyvern Hotel. We are a 14 bedroom fully en-suited family run hotel, catering for couples and families. Ideally situated adjacent to the Promenade, between the Central and South Piers. We are within walking distance of the Sandcastle Waterworld and Pleasure Beach. Close to all attractions Blackpool has to offer, making it the entertainment capital of Europe. The Waterloo Bowling Green, Blackpool Football Club, Casino, Pubs and Restaurants are all on the doorstep. Blackpool's historic and famous tram fleet can be readily accessed at the stop located at the end of Alexandra Road, less than a minute away. Resident proprietors Trevor, Susan and family extend a warm and friendly welcome to all their guests and offer a professional service with good food, warm hospitality and cleanliness assured. We extend a welcome to business guests and conference delegates throughout the year. We have been awarded a 3 Diamond rating by the English Tourism Council. Our grading was awarded to us for our high standards. We offer superior, clean, well maintained accommodation and services.

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