Hotels near Blackpool International Airport - BLK, Blackpool

Blackpool overall is fine.The stay at Bluewaters hotel was marred by several issues, and the manager's handling of these problems was appalling.The room did not match the online pictures.This is a management issue, and it's deceptive to guests.The blinds in the room were broken, and the walls were so thin that noise from other rooms was unbearable. The shower was rusty with a weak water flow. The lift was out of order, forcing guests to struggle with their luggage up and down multiple floors.The overall cleanliness was also a major concern. The bathroom was unkempt, with mould and an unclean toilet.This hotel, under the current management, is a health and safety hazard.Their lack of accountability and disregard for guest experience is shocking.Staying at the Bluewaters Hotel is strongly discouraged until significant improvements are made, beginning with a more engaged and responsive management team.When we arrived we were given a small room which they called double,with a tiny shower which l couldn't fit in,if you are medium to big built you wouldn't fit.we had a 5year old told them you gave us a wrong room coz what we booked was one with an extra bed and seaside view.Well the manager told us she cannot do anything call booking.com and we did,she was sent an email to sort it but did not,we called again booking.com while at the reception after 5hrs of getting the email which she claimed she did not get,changed our room.Booking.com was very helpful on this situation.I would not advise anyone to go to this shitty hotel,the worst ever.l strongly give them a ZERO START.THEY ARE FAKE PICTURES ON THIER WEBSITE

A very quiet place. In fine weather, there is a lovely walk along the front to Lytham and the windmill I would recommend. St Annes has a nice beach but the sea is far out. There are quite a few nice restaurants on the Square or just off it - Thai, Greek, Indian, Italian - we went to one on the main street and also a Turkish restaurant and Toby (all you-can-eat-breakfast £5 before 11am) on the seafront. There are also two real ale microbars - No 10 and Cask and Keg - in town. The Ashton Gardens are well worth a look and the Pavilion Cafe is lovely. The Peace and Happiness Garden next to the Pier has a statue of late St Annes resident, comedian Les Dawson, for fans. However the Pier isn't worth a look unless you like amusements as you cannot actually walk on it!

Blackpool centre could do with a referb. It’s dated and untidy. There wasn’t much to do other than spend obscene amounts of money in the arcades. The entertainment for the kids on the central pier was good. We ate at turtle bay. The adults food was nice, but the kids food was awful.

Lovely place, great beach and parks. Small quaint town with nice eating out TIGGIS is amazing although due to dogs did not visit on this occasion but dog friendly places are around for eating and drinking.

Guest in my floor next to my room was very noisy was drunk. they kept fighting shouting sleep at night. i did not sleep at all. No lift which was disappointing. But reception staffs are friendly helpful and accommodating.

It’s a fabulous location for our family , lovely well kept beach , lovely shops and eating places , pier looks a bit sad , needs upgrade , but we love the place , something for all ages , and no rip off prices . Ate at the Toby carvery for a breakfast and Sunday roast , lovely food and atmosphere and lovely staff