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.
Kos
United Kingdom
everything was perfect besides having to pay for using the swimming facilatities which i thought was out of order for the guest.
The Ribchester Arms in Blackburn provides adults only accommodations with a garden, a terrace and a bar.
Anna
United Kingdom
Beautiful, spotlessly clean, stunningly decorated room. Incredibly spacious, wonderfully comfortable, and all you need for a fabulous stay. The staff are amazing, so friendly, helpful and obliging. Thank you!
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.
Zahir
United Kingdom
Every thing on thos property is the best
Very very nice place very clean
Located 2.6 miles from King George's Hall, Hampton By Hilton Blackburn offers 3-star accommodations in Blackburn and has a fitness center, a restaurant and a bar.
Patel
Zimbabwe
I like the room,breakfast, staff,location. Everything is excellent
Located in Blackburn, within a 4-minute walk of King George's Hall and 19 miles of Reebok Stadium, Best Western Hotel 99 provides accommodations with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as...
Austin
United Kingdom
Extremely friendly staff, really lovely room and very nice bathrooms
Located within a 3-minute walk of King George's Hall and 19 miles of Reebok Stadium, Hotel Royal Blackburn provides rooms in Blackburn. This 4-star hotel offers free WiFi.
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.
nathan
United Kingdom
Room was very spacious, bed was comfy and hotel was in a great location
On average, 3-star hotels in Blackburn cost $73 per night, and 4-star hotels in Blackburn are $174 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Blackburn can be found for $166 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Blackburn this weekend is $119 or, for a 4-star hotel, $80. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Blackburn for this weekend cost around $300 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $140 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Blackburn for tonight. You'll pay around $142 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Blackburn will cost around $174, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Blackburn has changed since last time visit, the roads are...
Blackburn has changed since last time visit, the roads are clearly signposted for ease of access around the town. With it being an industrial town and administrative centre of the Blackburn with Darwen borough in Lancashire. places to visit: Blackburn museum, walk around Witton Country park and Blackburn Cathedral
Garry
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
We stayed in a family room.Price was good.
We stayed in a family room.Price was good. The room was clean with a decent sized, nice double bed but single beds were not comfortable, view from room was nice. Great service ,nice staff at check-in-desk, very good car parking facility, A/C was not working All night, next day we checked out before 11am also there are NO phones available to call room service. Other wise we had a great time at the hotel. Definitely recommended to stay at Willows👍.
Dr Jennifer
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The hotel was very convenient, being at the foot of the slip...
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.
Barryhi
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The staff was very helpful, Gym was open as pandemic was...
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.
Jennifer
United Kingdom
Scored 2.0
2.0
The Driveway to this hotel was very dangerous with big and...
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.
Richie
United Kingdom
Scored 4.0
4.0
Mostly pretty grim. 4pm Sunday, people who I guess were drug...
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 room had a great view of an artificial pond/drainage run off area that was frequented by wildlife. Full sized picture window. The gym was a 24hrs let yourself in area. Immaculate.....full dumbell rack selection to 30kg. Cardio machines and a selectorised machine. The whole hotel was clean and 'as new'.(8 months old) Breakfast was good. The property was easy to find and just off the motorway. Parking was free and plentiful. Staff were great.
Saj, the receptionist made me feel a warm welcome when I arrived. He was very friendly and kind to making sure I am comfortable with the hotel.
I came from London, I don’t know anything about Blackburn but Saj did a fantastic job to give me lots of lists of restaurants near the hotel.
The bathroom with shower is beautiful! Bed is very comfortable.
I will come back again.
Thank you Saj.
Very well equipped room, much better than a Premier Inn or Travelodge and nowhere near as expensive as the rates they are now charging post Covid (a colleague of mine paid £161 for a single night at a nearby Travelodge - £161 for a Travelodge!) Lots of takeaways and a supermarket nearby plus 20% off at the attached restaurant, large car park which seemed very safe.
The rooms are to the same standard as premier Inn and travel lodge possibly a bit bigger, everything you need, even biscuits which is a pleasant surprise, plenty of milks tea and coffee. , Breakfast was lovely and staff were very efficient and helpful. Will definitely stay there again when visiting Blackburn
I always stay here, when I’m stopping in Blackburn for work. The staff are fab and make you feel so welcome! I have told my colleagues about the Hotel and they have since stayed and think its just fab. The beds are very comfortable.
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United Kingdom
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