Located just 50 feet off Morecambe’s promenade, the family-run Sea Crest is a large guest accommodations offering home cooking, a bar with a pool table, and free Wi-Fi in the public areas, including the guest TV lounge. A buffet breakfast, as well as a full English option, is served from 8:30 to 9:00 in the dining room with sea views. Homemade evening meals are available from 18:00 and the residents Mermaid Bar, which is open at restricted times of the year, has occasional live entertainment. At The Sea Crest, each bedroom is individually decorated and comes with an private bathroom including free toiletries. Guests can also enjoy a flat-screen TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Morecambe Rail Station, shops, the multi-screen cinema, ten-pin bowling and indoor market are less than 5 minutes’ drive from the property. The Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales national parks can be reached in 40 minutes by car.
in the county of Lancashire
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in the county of Lancashire
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in the county of Lancashire
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in the county of Lancashire
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a Seaside Town in the county of Lancashire
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in the county of Lancashire
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in the county of Cumbria
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