Blackpool hotels & places to stay

Came for illuminations, the hotel is dated as you can see from the photos, but we had not come to inspect lampshades for dust, I had brought my 7 year old to enjoy the illuminations. Tram Stop directly outside, 24 hour parking for £3 in hotel car park, Room was tired and so were we so had a lovely nights sleep in the comfy bed which had clean sheets. We had the breakfast which was good and varied. If your wanting luxury and to laze around in the hotel room all day then I would book elsewhere , but if you prefer to spend on activities what you have saved on the hotel then I would book here, if your kids notice that the hotel is a little tired then I think that they will notice that blackpool is too.

Extremely cheap, run down B&B style hotel. Noisy kitchen staff from 6:00am onwards, other guests extremely noisy and playing music at 6:30am, doors through corridors banging with noisy lose floor boards. The lift was out of order during our stay. I cannot think of one nice feature of this hotel. Blackpool itself was also a let down, so many low class people throughout the town, swearing, abusive and vile behaviour. Overall I feel this has left a terrible impression on Blackpool. Will not visit again

The staff were very accommodating and friendly, the room was very nice and comfy. A good location near a tram stop, the hotel itself is hard to miss when you reach Blackpool from the motorway, useful on-site parking, tasty breakfast and a nice bar. I would consider staying again and recommend it to a friend. The only downside for me was the soundproofing, being a light sleeper, banging doors and noisy floorboards wake me up. But I was told the building dates back to the 1930's, so I try to chalk it up as part of the charm! Thanks for a very nice stay!

The hotel is inexpensive and I was greeted by my host Paul who was very friendly. The rooms are quite small but have must convenience you could need . Tea , coffee etc. However the bedding had not been changed prior to my arrival and there were hairs on sheets and pillows. The towels I was supplied at start of the stay were not changed the whole duration. On the Wednesday night an alarm went of at 4 am and was still going off when I left at 7:30 . No sleep , no apology , no explanation. Dragonfly fine for one or two night stay in Blackpool but would not recommend any longer .

This hotel I wouldn’t call it a hotel is horrendous it’s dirty nothing like the pictures no wonder u have no cancellations like most we was put on TOP floor no lift with a toddler and 2 other children the tv could only work with a remote control there wasn’t one when we told the manager on way out for tea he give us a different rooms one but said there all same it would work it didn’t he was then off duty so bar man tried to help by giving us different controls up and down the many flights of stairs to try sort a tv out is ridiculous with a toddler and 2 other children we didn’t get it on so 3 children with nothing to watch went to see manger at check out witch is 10am he doesn’t start till 11am what a piss take don’t wast your money thinking like I did a bit more than a cheap b&b would be worth it how wrong the b&bs would have a least had tv that worked & would of probably be cleaner it’s a joke

Our room was great fab views nice furnishings, but unfortunately the mattress springs were uncomfortable. we went for breakfast and ordered full English women said it would be ten minutes and to help ourselves to cereals which we did. problems was it arrived before I had finished my cereal . the young man stood there with it in his hand waiting for me to finish. we realise this hotel has just been taken over, these are constructive criticisms to help them on their way. we would definitely stay there again for a longer stay next time.

Pros: location, entertainment, staff, management, en suite with bath, 3 course dinner (tea). Which was unexpected. Maybe hotel should make it clearer this is what you get for your money, not just 1 course but 3 with tea/coffee. Definite bonus. Cons: very small room for a family, although maybe not hotels fault. Agodo website said 2 adults and 2 children. It was just a standard double so shouldn't have had that as an option. Hotel did it's best to accommodate us putting in a pull out bed, which then unfortunately made the room very cramped. Very expensive for what we got. £140 for the night, although cheaper than other hotels seeing as it was a Saturday in summer holidays and just a day's notice, plus unknown to us there was an airshow on in Blackpool. Our Room also had no sea view just looking out at other bedroom windows where others could see into your room, so maybe blinds would be a good option instead of curtains. Music was very loud from our 1st floor room

The street view and position could put people off but don't be. Once you step through the beautiful front doors and go up the wide staircase to reception on first floor you're in another world. The staff are friendly, cheery and efficient. It's a hotel with age but it has charm, it's unique, a little bit quirky but our bed was comfy, the room was warm, plenty of lighting, generous supply of tea, coffee, sugar & milk on tray. A mini fridge if required, large TV. Perfectly adequate en suite with shower over bath - and every inch was clean. The breakfast was one of the best as the cooked element was so fresh. The chef cooks in small batches and replenishes the display so that nothing sits around which is so pleasing. My egg was perfect, the bacon tasty. Parking very limited but there's a taxi rank outside and it's easy to drop off and unload then park at a nearby working men's club for £2 per night. The hotel is so central and is of an era when parking was not the norm. There is a lift.

The staff are incredibly friendly and went out of their way to direct us to the best places for the activities we were interested in. The hotel was just a 5-10 minute walk away from the beach which was perfect. We felt very looked after during our stay and were made to feel at home. We would definitely go again and recommend to people looking for somewhere to stay while exploring Blackpool!

Stayed one night with 2 friends, 3 rooms. Apart form having to wait until 4pm to checkin our stay was excellent. Staff were all welcoming and friendly, room was decent however i have had better. It was clean and had everything i needed for my stay. Breakfast, was tip top. To say that they have had to change the way its served, they did exceptionally well. Quality of the food was as good a home cooked which is excellent for a mass produced breakfast. The staff in the restaurant coped very very well with the large amount of people and no body had to wait for long. Overall i would certainly recommend the Savoy in Blackpool and i mark it as exceptional.