The North Euston

The Esplanade, Opposite Life Boat Station And Tram Terminus., Fleetwood. Near Blackpool, Lancashire, England

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About The North Euston

Fleetwood is located in North West Lancashire, at the mouth of the River Wyre, 2 miles north of Blackpool. Morecombe Bay, lake district, historic city of Lancaster, Preston all within 40 mins, Manchester and Liverpool 1 hour. You will find the Hotel Elizabeth North Euston offers a stylish and elegant facility. The hotel has 53 en-suite bedrooms, many overlooking the Wyre estuary. We offer direct telephone, in-house movies, wireless Internet connection, trouser press, hairdryer and all the usual three star facilities. Our 'Westerfields restaurant' (Smoke and mobile free) is locally renowned, as is our 'Victoria Bar' (with family room) and 'Spinnaker Cafe Bar' (child friendly), for excellent food and service in three different environments and price brackets, and they are open for both lunch and dinner. Families with young children would be more comfortable dining in Spinnakers Cafe Bar. We overlook a small park, the tram & bus terminus and Morecombe Bay. A very picturesque and romantic setting. We have entertainment in the bar each weekend, and the tram outside can take you to Blackpool if your looking for something a bit more exciting.

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