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Located in Morecambe, The Morecambe Hotel provides a garden and bar. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, room service and a shared lounge, along with free WiFi. Beautifully renovated property. Excellent rooms and a wonderful bar area. Outstanding evening meal and breakfast. Attentive staff who always went above and beyond to offer help and assistance. Great location, just a two minute walk to Morecambe promenade. Me and my wife had a great time and we will definitely be back!
Located on the beachfront in Morecambe, Shipping Lanes Hotel features a bar. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, a shared lounge and luggage storage space, along with free WiFi. Location perfect....sea view from room amazing.. spotlessly clean and delicious breakfast... Booked for 5 nights had a excellent time...Hosts were very friendly and informative about places to visit....I had such a good time I ended up staying a extra night...Poppy ( my dog ) gives it a thumbs up as well...Next time I'm visiting this area will definitely be staying here again.
With a great seafront location, this Grade II heritage-listed Art Deco design hotel boasts free Wi-Fi, a spa and a stylish interior. Morecambe Train Station is a 5 minute walk away. Bed comfortable great location tasty breakfast
Featuring a bar and free WiFi, York Hotel is located in Morecambe. All rooms in the hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV and a hair dryer. You can play darts at York Hotel. clean quiet rooms seperate from the pub
Located in Morecambe, Morecambe Rooms provides free WiFi. At the hotel, all rooms are equipped with a closet and a flat-screen TV. comfy beds,very roomy apartment, clean and tidy, towels provided, excellent cooking facilities, would highly recommend these apartments, the customer service is excellent thank you Haley
Facing the beachfront in Morecambe, The Auckland Hotel has a bar. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, a shared lounge and luggage storage space, along with free WiFi. Great service and breakfast.nice room too.
With beautiful views across Morecambe Bay and the distant Lake District mountains, Best Western The Lothersdale offers free Wi-Fi and limited free onsite parking. Breakfast was substantial, plenty of variety.
Overlooking Morecambe Bay, The Crown Hotel has stylish, modern rooms each with a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi. There is also a licensed bar open until 20:00 for guests to enjoy. Service was excellent, staff could not do enough for us. Outstanding..,,
This family-run guest house is located on Morecambe’s west promenade, overlooking the splendid West End Gardens and Morecambe Bay, with the mountains of the Lake District on the horizon. Breakfast was excellent, staff were very attentive and friendly. The owners were really lovely and couldn't do enough to make you feel welcome. Rooms were basic but spotlessly clean, but couldn't fault anything else. For the price I think it's an excellent guest house!
Featuring a bar and free WiFi, Harrys Bar & Hotel is located in Morecambe. All guest rooms in the hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV. At Harrys Bar & Hotel all rooms come with a private... The room was clean,tidy and bright. The location was ideal for the night life,and there was no noise.the only thing I could fault, was it would be better:in my opinion ,if you got an extra hour to check out.
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These hotels in Morecambe are highly rated by couples: Shipping Lanes Hotel, The Morecambe Hotel, and Midland Hotel.
Shipping Lanes Hotel, The Morecambe Hotel, and Midland Hotel are some of the popular hotels in Morecambe.
For hotels in Morecambe that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try The Morecambe Hotel, Shipping Lanes Hotel, and Midland Hotel.
Many families visiting Morecambe loved staying at Harrys Bar & Hotel, The Morecambe Hotel, and Shipping Lanes Hotel.
My husband and I had never visited Morecambe before.The promenade is really great. It has been beautifully refurbished and is now wide and decorative and safe to be used by walkers joggers cyclists disabled. We were shocked by the town centre, which was very run down and seedy. There was a shopping area near the seafront with supermarkets etc, but this is a town which needs more rejuvenation.
Morecambe used to equal Blackpool as a seaside destination but it is clearly suffering from the decline in the English seaside as a mass destination over decades but more recently (I`m given to understand that) it is overshadowed in facilities by nearby Lancaster. Add to that the economic climate of austerity and some parts of the town are outright grim with plenty of shut-up shops and pubs. The glorious restored Midland Hotel is the exception, and the seafront / beach area itself has clearly also been looked after and recently renovated. The upside is that property is so cheap compared with elsewhere, that people unable to afford more prosperous towns are moving in and are trying to inject some new life into the town with a Fringe and Comedy Festival set to be an annual fixture. The Alt-Space Centre for instance is a performance space which encourages local writers poets and performers to get involved and it puts on free good-quality shows. It is also rumoured that there will be an Eden Project set up which will really pull in the tourists. I hope so because Morecambe really deserves to be a nicer place for residents and visitors alike.
The promenade in Morecambe is very good and the views across the bay are stunning on a clear day. The gardens are probably lovely in Spring & Summer (not so much in January obviously) but sadly some of the beautiful architectural buildings have been left to go into decline and need some investment. It's a shame to see big "in your face" shop branding such as B&M on these once regal buildings that now look so run down. Some investment is needed in the town to bring back some of the lost treasures and make it feel more "loved"
Morecambe is most definitely a great place to visit. So much going on over the last few years and it's looking quite beautiful along the promenade. Council are doing a splendid job. If the plans for Morecambe like the Eden Project to ahead too, this place will give Blackpool a run for its money. I've loved my stay. I've been coming to the Vintage festival for the last three years the atmosphere is fantastic. It's got to be one of the best free weekends entertainment anywhere. The Winter Garden Theatre is being lovingly restored to its former splendor by the volunteers and it's wonderful to see a community working together to make Morecambe a fantastic destination to come to. Thank you Morecambe!
Morecambe used to be a bustling seaside town but now it's a worn out, run down place. Loads of shops, bars & restaurants seem to have shut down. I think I'll stay in Lancaster next time. I realise my stay was out of season but I don't think I would stay at this hotel again. The only plus was that the chap on reception (if you can call it that) was very welcoming.
Morecambe itself is a typical seaside town it has few shops plenty of bars it is a little behind the times and fine to use as base as the nearby city of Lancaster has a much more modern feel with trendy shops and bars is steeped in history with a castle and beautiful park .
This was our first trip to Morecambe, as we are a young couple early 20’s we are on a tight budget. I stumbled across this hotel with a brilliant location at a price of £80 for one night in a family room, the room was very spacious and could sleep 4 people in, equipped with plenty of drawer storage and a small bathroom (shower, toilet and sink). We didn’t eat at the hotel but we did enjoy the bar in the evening which is lovely! We had plenty of places nearby to explore and very cheap parking behind the hotel!
This beautiful 1930’s hotel has been lovingly restored. It’s situated right on the seafront, with stunning views across Morecambe Bay to the mountains of Cumbria - and the original architects knew how to make the most of those views, with a long ‘conservatory’ dining room. The rooms are funky with lovely details - even down to a dolphin design in the shower drain, echoing Gill’s dolphin sculptures on the facade. The staircase is stunning. The staff were all lovely.
Fabulous apartment overlooking Morecambe Bay, excellent location for everything. It is finished to a hi-spec with very modern open plan living area, very comfortable bedroom and spotlessly clean through out, the bathroom is beautifully presented. Owners are extremely helpful and friendly, nothing a problem, have stayed twice now and would highly recommend it.
From the moment we entered the hotel we were made very welcome by the receptionist, she explained everything and showed us to our room as husband was in wheelchair. Other staff were friendly and nothing was to much bother to them. Room was very spacious and clean. Good choice on the breakfast menu. Would definitely return if going back to Morecambe.
Beautifully renovated property. Excellent rooms and a wonderful bar area. Outstanding evening meal and breakfast. Attentive staff who always went above and beyond to offer help and assistance. Great location, just a two minute walk to Morecambe promenade. Me and my wife had a great time and we will definitely be back!
Situated on the seafront, the Berkeley is in a quiet location just a short and pleasant walk from the town centre. We received a very warm welcome, our room was very comfortable and nicely decorated (with a superb view across Morecambe Bay), and the breakfast was excellent. We have already booked another stay.
We had a wonderful night at the Broadwater Guest house. Parking was easy right out front, David was there to welcome us with tea and local information and the room was clean and very comfortable. Breakfast was fantastic - we will be back if we are in the Morecambe area again.
The main problem was the loud noise from the bar making it very difficult to sleep - ruined my stay in what otherwise was not a bad hotel.
Bed very comfortable. Hotel clean, great breakfast, friendly helpful hosts Alan and Pam. Will recommend and hope to be back again soon.
The owners were lovely, friendly and always on hand to help. The room was really spacious and the hotel was close to morecambe front.
The hotel is in a prime position on the sea front with great views over morecambe bay
Everything morecambe is very happening place
Fantastic breakfast and cooked to perfection. Beds were one of the comfiest we have ever slept in and the hotel is family ran, which is even more pleasant given how helpful and polite they were. We were overwhelmed with the kindness and generosity by the staff and the little touches they added upon arrival. Exceeded expectations and would certainly stay again, definitely recommend to anyone!
It was wonderful to stay at Steve and Stacey’s Guest House. They are so kind and very welcoming. We had wonderful coffee and toast prepared for breakfast and a variety of cereals too. The room was super! Thanks!
Friendly, welcoming owners. Room upgrade. Breakfast choices and real coffee. Cool comfy room at back of building. Comfy bed. Coffee, biscuits and chat when I came back one afternoon. Really felt at home.
Amazing owners and employees! Very friendly! Our rooms were spotless, quiet and welcoming! I would highly recommend this venue to anyone!
Bed really comfy did expect slippers which was an extra bonus and toiletries in bathroom
Comfy bed and newly decorated room. Sea view. Friendliness and breakfast
Clean, friendly staff. Superb breakfast. Loved it.
