Excellent day out set in a lovely location, nice to have a walk round if visiting Lytham. A guide…read moreprovides a tour around Lytham hall its self which also has a farm on site of which the kids will enjoy.

One of the best golf courses on the Fylde, slightly different from many of the Links courses you'll…read morefind up and down the coast of the North West. But you'll still know you are near the sea as the bitter westerly wind grabs hold of your ball after you've tee'd off! There are many challenging holes some with great testing water features!

This hotel is a haven of quality in Blackpool. It's one of the few hotels I know which has a proper…read moreStarbucks store in the hotel reception. The rooms are generously sized with good facilities, nice decor and comfortable beds. But... What on earth has happened to the lighting? The newly-refurbished rooms are SO dark. There is only one ceiling light in the entire room, which is in the entrance area adjacent to the bathroom. The rest of the lighting comes from 2 wall lights, one standard lamp, and a desk light. Neither the desk light or standard lamp are switchable from the bed. So, you have to go around the room and switch all the lights off before going to bed. Not ideal in a quality hotel. That niggle aside, the stay was fine. Good breakfast, good wifi, easy car parking and friendly staff. Would I go back? Yes... But I'd take a torch. :-)

The Highlands is a seafront hotel which was given a full licence to trade as a public house in the…read moreearly seventes when it was bought by Thwaites Brewery.The pub still has letting rooms and has a resteraunt.

very good and quick service,it doesnt take them long to get you so you dont have to worry about…read morewaiting, nice polite people but there prices for taxi,s are very expencive,but what do you expect in blackpool .

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An excellent hotel in immediate proximity of the center and a train station. It´s clean and…read morewell-maintained and its owner has a great sense of humor: D Delicious breakfast: Beans, boiled eggs in all possible ways, scrambled eggs and/or bacon, sausages and sunny-side up eggs :) If you travel from London to Glasgow don´t hesitate to pop in - it´s exactly half way between those two cities - you won´t certainly regret your decision :) Výborný hotýlek v bezprostřední blízkosti centra a vlakového nádraží. Čistý, udržovaný a pan majitel má výborný smysl pro humor :D Skvělé snídaně: Fazole, vařená vajíčka na jakýkoli způsob, míchaná vajíčka a nebo slaninka, klobásky a volské oko :) Pokud budete mít cestu přesně na půl cesty mezi Londýnem a Glasgow - neváhejte se zastavit, litovat vážně nebudete :)

Spacious clean rooms within walking distance from rail station. Owners very friendly and helpful…read more Munus one star for no private bath.

I first visited the Kenlis far more years ago than I care to remember now. Back then it had a bar…read morebilliards table and the whole concept of pub food, with the exception of a cellophane wrapped ham sandwich or a pickled egg, had yet to be invented, certainly around this area anyway :-) All these years on though the Kenlis is still very much the same as it was back then. The bar billiards table has long since gone, replaced by a pool table, and the pub now serves food, but it still retains a quirky uniqueness as a result of being privately owned and run. There is a pile of board games in the corner of one room and newspapers and magazines are available to browse, novelty teapots adorn the walls and you can buy chocolate from behind the bar or jelly beans and sweets from a vending machine. There is a children's play area outside and it is also a hotel with a few rooms at reasonable rates. The food is inexpensive, we didn't dine but the menu included standard pub fare; steak pie, roast dinners, burgers, steak etc. A couple of cask beers were on including one from the local Bowland Brewery which was very pleasant. It is a big imposing building seemingly in the middle of nowhere, in fact it was kind of well known for being difficult to find in the days before satellite navigation :-) It is also close to the canal and there is a visitor mooring for a couple of boats by the bridge ( Bridge 54) or alternatively it is possible to moor on the towpath although it can be a little overgrown at times.

This lovely pub, sat near the canal in Barnacre, Garstang has a lovely beer garden and great local…read moreales. the food I believe is all home prepared and home cooked on the premises and is served in plentiful quantities at a great price! Pool table, darts and even board games will keep the family entertained - and I believe they even have entertainment on each month. Worth a stop off if you`re in the area.

Big welcoming store with plenty of parking next to Morrisons. Seems well run and always well…read morestocked. Often a good selection of sale items by the entrance. Staff are extremely helpful.

Very beautiful scenery, a good place to be closer to nature, many trees and lawns, there is also…read moresome architecture in this park, Went there about a month ago, worth visiting.

Great park for walking, two childrens playgrounds (one toddler/preschool age with half a ship &…read moreanother with obstacle course for older kids) If you're going to the cafe for a coffees and a scones, please note you collect food at counter they likely will not offer table service (although I did see a staffer take an elderly couples brunch order at the table so it might be just a communication issue)- so you have to take your scalding hot coffees and scones on a catering tray while navigating the tables/weekend crowds and wait for someone to open the front door if you're sitting outside - just something to be aware of when you have a bunch of running toddler/kids that keep bumping into you and no additional adult to assist - patrons helped out but just something to be aware of as I almost gave my toddler 2nd degree burns without foresight