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Hotel in Blackburn
Willows, Blackburn by Marston's Inn is set in Blackburn, 19 mi from Manchester. Liverpool is 31 mi from the property. The accommodations is air conditioned and is equipped with a flat-screen TV. Fresh and clean room with a good size bath which was a surprise bonus, lovely bedding and towels, plenty tea & coffee bits in the room too
Hotel in Blackburn
In the peaceful village of Mellor, the award-winning Millstone, Mellor features a AA Rosette accredited restaurant and real ale bar. great place to stay. good food. fantastic staff and service. will always return
Hotel in Blackburn
Located in Blackburn, a 5-minute walk from King George's Hall, The Kings Hotel - Blackburn Town Center has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking and a garden. The system was very easy to handle. Very comfortable.
Hotel in Blackburn
The Stanley House Hotel is an eclectic 17th-century manor house set in the Ribble Valley. It has a restaurant and a bar, as well as free Wi-Fi and free parking. Would not hesitate to recommend big bedroom supper modern bathrooms ( bath big enough for a 6ft4 er) immaculately clean, good location absolutely nothing negative to say.
Hotel in Blackburn
Located in Blackburn, within a few steps of King George's Hall and 1.4 miles of Ewood Park, Hotel Rafay has accommodations with a shared lounge as well as free private parking for guests who drive.
Hotel in Blackburn
Featuring a restaurant, fitness center, bar and free WiFi, Hampton By Hilton Blackburn is located in Blackburn, 1.8 miles from King George's Hall and 2.6 miles from Ewood Park. everything was definitely perfect.
Blackburn
The Fernhurst offers 4-star guest accommodations, free Wi-Fi and free parking. There is good access to the M65 motorway and Ewood Park, Blackburn Rovers' football grounds, is a 2-minute walk away. The room was of a good standard only down was the pillows were lumpy and not nice but otherwise spot on , breakfast was very nice and adequate for my needs and my friends.
Blackburn
Set in Blackburn, less than 0.6 mi from King George's Hall and 2.2 mi from Ewood Park, Chimneys Guest House offers free WiFi. The proprietor was very polite and very accommodating. I needed to get to work so my breakfast was arranged to be made early. Plenty of parking which was unexpected
Blackburn
This small, family-run accommodations offers free WiFi. Hill View Hotel is a 10-minute walk from Blackburn's town center. The Hotel is what you expect for the price. The staff were the thing that made the difference. Very helpful for us they as good as saved our lives. They helped to charge my phone when i needed it to get my train tickets to get home. Breakfast was what you expect from the price. Infact it was better. I rate the breakfast for the price perfect.
Blackburn
Located just 5 miles from King George's Hall, Shreyas Cottage has accommodations in Blackburn with a shared lounge, a garden, as well as a shared kitchen. Everything. Large open space, bright and homely. Loved being able to sit out in the garden. The kitchen was very well equipped. The furniture and environment was perfect. Wonderful Indian restaurant at the gate.
Hotel in Blackburn
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Hotel in Blackburn
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Hotel in Blackburn
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For hotels in Blackburn that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try The Millstone, Mellor, Willows, Blackburn by Marston's Inn, and Stanley House Hotel & Spa.
Many families visiting Blackburn loved staying at The Millstone, Mellor, Willows, Blackburn by Marston's Inn, and Hampton By Hilton Blackburn.
Stanley House Hotel & Spa, Hampton By Hilton Blackburn, and Willows, Blackburn by Marston's Inn got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Blackburn.
Some of the best hotels in Blackburn near King George's Hall include Chimneys Guest House, Hampton By Hilton Blackburn and Dean Clough Lodge - Contemporary self contained studio.
The Millstone, Mellor, Hampton By Hilton Blackburn, and Willows, Blackburn by Marston's Inn are some of the popular hotels in Blackburn.
These hotels in Blackburn are highly rated by couples: Stanley House Hotel & Spa, The Millstone, Mellor, and Hampton By Hilton Blackburn.
On average, 3-star hotels in Blackburn cost $138 per night, and 4-star hotels in Blackburn are $159 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Blackburn can be found for $200 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The hotel was very convenient, being at the foot of the slip road from the motorway and adjacent to a number of food and amenity shops in the service area. I was visiting and meeting up with family and friends in the Bolton area so I didn't see much of Blackburn.
The staff was very helpful, Gym was open as pandemic was over. Also had good take away service near by. The taxi service is cheap, used it all the time. I visited the Calypso Restaurant on the Wharf, which was great and and the music was very good.
The Driveway to this hotel was very dangerous with big and many potholes. The owner was not interested in showing me the room and flung the keys across the desk. The whole area of the hotel smelled of curry and the bedroom was dirty and not upto standard at all. The room smelt of curry. We did not stay at this hotel which MUST be inspected by your organisation. We look for refund from you ahead of legal action.
Mostly pretty grim. 4pm Sunday, people who I guess were drug dependent hanging about. Approached by a lady begging outside the station. Swathes of housing demolition with either no rebuild and left as derelict rubbish tips, or housing lacking ambition. Town centre dominated by one tower block. Even a brave attempt at civic pride street art on Northgate was marred by having too much clutter round it. Cathedral is worth a visit. Evensong was about to start. King George's Hall is a good venue with a smart looking bar and restaurant. Gladstone looks over King George's Hall and Queen Victoria guards the cathedral Overall the town seemed to have carried on with the mistakes made in the 1960's when the magnificent Victorian Italianate clock tower, and market hall, were bulldozed. Then in 2008 its replacement shopping mall was also bulldozed. The new one is better but seems to have made the decline of the surrounding shopping areas worse The railings around Corporation Park, removed during the war, have been well replaced. And in the historically correct green, not black The politicians spending £100 billion on HS2 and Crossrail, to the huge benefit of London, should be made to look round Blackburn on a Sunday afternoon and think again No idea why some of the photos loaded turned themselves on their sides!
The town is Ok but not as many places to eat as we would have liked. I suspect Darwen is better for eateries but there were no taxis to get us there. The only place we could find was the Wether spoons which was fine, a bit more choice would have been nice though.
Sadly, I didn't have time to view Blackburn properly as I was there for a conference. However, thoroughly enjoyed the Museum and Art Gallery [where the conference was based] and certainly Blackburn was well serviced with eating places, pubs etc. and all the local people I met were brilliant.
The hotel is in a lovely area, the thermal suite is really good and a couple of hours in there makes you feel very relaxed. The food was good and the service excellent. The room was very comfortable and well equipped & the bathroom was lovely
Located in the centre of Blackburn, this is a budget hotel on a budget price and the stay was during the pandemic lock down. Staff were excellent and the rooms basic but adequate, it was exactly what we needed on that night of work travel.
Blackburn
Bed was great, room comfortable and reasonably clean, however decor a little dated and tired, breakfast was fine and service good - the staff made it a good stay, nice Lancashire welcome, lots of smiles.
Blackburn
it was cheap and cheerful - was a small room but all i needed was a bed,breakfast and washroom so it did everything i needed it to do ! - if i was ever in the area again I would go back
Blackburn
We were unable to stay for breakfast but the room was so clean and tidy. The hotel owner greeted us and was so welcoming.
Everything was on point, peaceful location and nice clean rooms just like a 5 star hotel.
Lovely hotel. Staff were all lovely and helpful. Food was delicious. Very dog friendly.
Blackburn
A great place to stay and use as a base to explore the surrounding area.
Hotel very new and modern, rooms are excellent, bar open late.