Blackpool Holidays

Blackpool is a quintessential British seaside resort, combining contemporary recreational facilities and tourist attractions with reminders of its storied past. It remains one of the most popular destinations for British holidaymakers, thanks to its long stretches of clean, relaxing beaches and unique cultural and historical attractions.

Tours of Blackpool should include Marton Mere Local Nature Reserve, a former garbage dump that is now a great place for birdwatching, and the Blackpool Grand Theatre, which combines exceptional architecture with outstanding theatrical and operatic performances. Blackpool offers something for everyone, and you can enjoy more of Blackpool when you save money on your hotel room and rental car with ebookers.

Hotels

Blackpool Hotels

Nightly rates from £21.74

Norbreck Castle Hotel Blackpool

2 stars
3.6 / 5 7 reviews
The hotel boasts LIVE entertainment that provides fantastic Cabaret shows for you to enjoy, all under one roof! All 480 en-suite bedrooms are tastefully decorated and most offer sea views; facilities include TV and Tea & Coffee making facilities. Spindles Health & Leisure Club Prices: Per Session:- 4.00 GBP for an adult and 2.00 GBP for a child. Gold Card (allows access to the Spindles Leisure Club for up to one week):- 10.00 GBP for an adult and 5.00 GBP for a child. Towels are available for hire at a cost of 1.00 GBP. Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult and are not permitted in the gymnasium. WIFI is free to all guests and is available in all public areas of the hotel. The hotel provides 24 hours desk service. Please Note: No pets are allowed in the Hotel and in line with other Hotel chains, as of the 30th September 2010, all credit/debit cards used to settle accounts at all hotels will have a 2.00 GBP admin charge added.
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Nightly rates from £41.79

The Imperial Hotel - Puma Hotels Collection

4 stars
4.3 / 5 6 reviews
The most historic hotel in Blackpool, 4 star Blackpool Imperial Hotel is perfect for holidays and short breaks in Blackpool. Barcel Blackpool Imperial Hotel is also a great base for exploring the surrounding area; venture a little further and you can explore the beautiful Fylde Coast and the county of Cumbria with its picturesque lakes and vistas
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Nightly rates from £41.66

BEST WESTERN Carlton Hotel

3 stars
2.5 / 5 2 reviews
The BEST WESTERN Carlton Hotel is a classic! Built at the turn of the century, this fine Best Western hotel is ideally situated on the quieter northern end of Blackpool's famous promenade, with panoramic views of the Irish Sea to show for it! Twelve miles of sandy beaches stretch along this vibrant UK coastline. Our great location means you can stroll along the Golden Mile, take a tram into town or walk to the Winter Gardens (Blackpool's major conference centre)! Day and night, BEST WESTERN Carlton Hotel puts you within touching distance of the fun... whether you are off to the Pleasure Beach, taking in the stunning sunset or enjoying the world famous illuminations through the Autumn. Ample free car parking means you can pull up easily at the front of the hotel for added convenience, and some rooms enjoy a sea view too. Plus, our award-winning AA one rosette Jali restaurant serves up spicy satisfaction, Indian style. Jali fine dining restaurant at the BEST WESTERN Carlton Hotel will be closing on Saturday October 6th 2012 until further notice.
Nightly rates from £20.75

The Savoy Hotel Blackpool

3 stars
1.0 / 5 3 reviews
The Ballroom is a spectacular part of the hotel with its intricate details around the stained glass domes in the ceiling. All 145 stylishly decorated bedrooms, many with sea views and spa baths, are well equipped and include Telephone, TV, Hairdryer and Tea & Coffee making facilities. WIFI is free to all guests and is available in all public areas of the hotel.The hotel provides 24 hour room service. Please Note: No pets are allowed and, in line with other Hotel chains, as of the 30th September 2010 all credit/debit cards used to settle accounts at all hotels will have a 2.00 GBP admin charge added.
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Grand Metropole Hotel Blackpool

3 stars
2.6 / 5 5 reviews
All 209 tastefully decorated bedrooms offer en-suite facilities, TV, Telephone, Hairdryer and Tea & Coffee making facilities in a variety of sized rooms. The hotel also offers daily LIVE entertainment, with cabaret shows that will keep you watching for hours. WIFI is free to all guests and is available in all public areas of the hotel. Please Note: No pets are allowed and in line with other Hotel chains, as of the 30th September 2010, all credit/debit cards used to settle accounts at all hotels will have a 2.00 GBP admin charge added. Please Note: A 3.00 GBP per day car parking charge will also apply.
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Flights

Flights to Blackpool

Departure Arrival Travel dates Round-trip fares
Belfast Blackpool Fri, 5 Apr - Sun, 7 Apr £94
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Best time to take a holiday to Blackpool

  • The warmest months in Blackpool are July and August, when high temperatures reach about 20°C and lows rarely dip below 11 or 12 degrees. May and June are the sunniest months in Blackpool, with 7 hours of sun a day. April is the driest month, whereas October is the rainiest. Peak tourist season is in July and August, but Blackpool is pleasant in April and May as well. The Blackpool Illuminations, a display of light shows, attract large crowds of tourists from late August to early November. No matter when you want to visit Blackpool, ebookers offers great deals on your travel needs.

Top Blackpool attractions

  • Blackpool Model Village and Gardens

    This miniature reproduction of a historical village depicts different times in local history, and it is surrounded by gardens with paved paths that provide full access.

    Blackpool Tower

    This 518-foot tower opened in 1894, and it features an observation deck, an ornate 1920s ballroom, circus performances and the Blackpool Tower Dungeon, a historically influenced haunted house.

    Blackpool Pleasure Beach

    A gigantic amusement park that is one of Great Britain's most popular tourist attractions, it features over 125 rides as well as shows and other entertainment.

    Blackpool Zoo

    This extensive zoo features over 1,000 species of animals, including birds, invertebrates and reptiles, on its 32-acre grounds.

    Stanley Park

    This park spans 256 acres, and it is located only a couple of miles from the seafront. It features gardens, a lake and sports facilities.

    Sudden Impact Leisure

    This recreational facility offers laser tag, paintball and similar activities such as archery.

    Comedy Carpet

    This promenade displays tiles inscribed with jokes and sayings from famous British comedians and authors.

    Madame Tussauds Blackpool

    The famous wax museum opened its Blackpool branch in April 2011, and it is filled with lifelike wax figures of British celebrities.

    Sandcastle Waterpark

    This is the largest water park in the United Kingdom, and it features slides, water rides and other aquatic attractions.

    Paris Casino

    Try your luck at the tables in this world-class casino, and make sure you enjoy a meal at its restaurant, even if you are not the gambling type.

Insider tips for Blackpool travel

  • Carnesky's Ghost Train

    This updated fairground ride uses the most modern effects to create an atmosphere of thrills and horror.

    Penny Farm

    This sanctuary for abandoned horses is free of charge, and it is a must-see for animal lovers.

    Ma Kellys Foxhall

    This small pub features everything from cabaret to karaoke, and its food and beverage prices are reasonable.

    Staining Lodge Golf Course

    Located just outside Blackpool in the village of Staining, this golf course is for everyone from beginners to experts, and its bar is a great place for relaxing.

    Blackpool Tramway

    The Blackpool tramway runs for 11 miles, and it is a great way to catch views of the city. The Blackpool Pleasure Beach is at one end of the tram route, and the ferry lies at the other end.

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