North Grange Hotel

238 Queens Promenade, Bispham, Blackpool, Lancashire, Lancashire, England

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About North Grange Hotel

The Hotel is situated on the sea front along Blackpool's famous Promenade over looking the Irish sea. We are a quiet hotel in a quiet area called Bispham, two miles north of the tower and a mile away from Cleveleys, adjacent to the start of the illuminations. Just across the road is Bispham tram station and round the corner on Red Bank road are local shops, Banks, and plenty of restaurants and cafe's catering for most tastes in food and drink. And after eating out you could take a long walk along the prom and take in some of the spectacular sun sets at the end of the day.

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