Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Lancashire, England

The Old Station House Bed and Breakfast - In the centre of Lancaster, opposite the city's train station, this small, family-run bed and breakfast offers free parking, free Wi-Fi and charming, high-quality, affordable accommodation. Opposite Lancaster Railway Station and only 400 metres from the bus station, the Old Station House Bed & Breakfast has a great location. Lancaster Castle and the priory are just 3 minutes' walk away. Both of the city's universities, the grammar schools and all of Lancaster's hospitals are also within easy reach. Carefully preserved and sensitively refurbished, this historic building combines rich original charm and traditional character with modern comforts and facilities. All of the en suite rooms are homely, comfortable and individually designed, with TVs, hairdryers and tea/coffee making facilities. A delicious full English breakfast is included in the price and vegetarian alternatives and lighter continental options are also available. There is a large, floodlit, gated secure car park, with free parking for guests.

Kingsway Hotel - Based in the centre of Blackpool, this family-run hotel is ideally situated close to the main shopping centre, Winter Gardens, theatres and the promenade. Boasting excellent transport links, the Kingsway is a short distance away from the local Blackpool bus station and the North Train Station is easily accessible by bus and taxi. The Armstrong family have owned the hotel for 26 years, and in that time they have built up a fine reputation based on good food and a high standard of cleanliness. Kingsway Hotel has 3-star Visit Britain guest house status.

Sinatras Hotel - Sinatras Hotel is ideal for couples and families and is a few metres from Blackpool Pleasure Beach and the Sandcastle Complex and has a large, free car park. At Sinatras you will find a bar, a dance floor and entertainment, as well as a games room. Breakfast, evening meals and snacks are all available. The hotel is a few minutes from the traditional seafront tram, and a short walk from Blackpool Pleasure Beach Train Station. Blackpool Airport is a short drive away.

Moorfield Hotel - Centrally located in the lively seaside resort of Blackpool, this small, family-run hotel provides the ideal base from which to explore all of the local attractions. The Moorfield is close to the town centre and only a short away walk from Blackpool Tower, The Winter Gardens and The Sea Life Centre. Also within walking distance you can find the Hounds Hills Centre and main shopping areas where there are a good selection of shops, markets, restaurants and pubs. Blackpool's famous Pleasure Beach is only a short tram ride away. Priding herself on the cleanliness of the premises and the relaxed friendly atmosphere, Melissa, the owner, offers a warm welcome to all guests and looks forward to seeing you all in the near future!

Number 678 Guest House - With a peaceful location, in the picturesque Rossendale Valley, within easy reach of the Yorkshire Dales, this attractive guest house offers free Wi-Fi, free parking and stylish, contemporary rooms. In the fashionable Rossendale area, just 3 miles (5 km) from Rawtenstall, the Number 678 Guest House offers attractive, modern bed and breakfast accommodation. The good location offers easy access to the M60, M61, M65 and M66 motorways, as well as Manchester, Bury, Bolton, Burnley and Rochdale. The brand new building houses stylish, individually decorated en suite rooms, all with LCD flat-screen TVs with DVD players, alarm clocks and tea/coffee. Every room has a comfortable and luxurious Sealy Posturepedic bed with duck-feather and down pillows and quilts and Egyptian cotton bed linen. The quiet and pretty rear garden borders Whitewell Brook. A full English breakfast is available every day and includes locally sourced organic produce wherever possible.

Carn Brae Hotel - The hotel offers comfortable and spacious accommodation in a good location on Blackpool's South Promenade, close to all that the town has to offer. All of this seaside resort's major attractions are on the doorstep, including the Sandcastle Water Park, Blackpool Pleasure Beach and the town's South Pier. The entertainments of the town centre are only a short tram or bus ride away and all of Blackpool's great bars, pubs and vibrant nightclubs are within easy reach. There is plentiful free on-road public parking in the area surrounding the hotel and the hotel also boasts a popular restaurant that is very well renowned in the local area. The hotel commands impressive views out over the Irish Sea and the comfortable accommodation, good facilities and friendly service make the Carn Brae Hotel great for a relaxing traditional seaside break in Blackpool.

Brooklyn Hotel - In a great location just off Blackpool's promenade, only a few minutes walk from the town centre, this clean and comfortable family-run hotel offers a warm welcome all year round. All of the en suite rooms are tastefully decorated with colour TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel has a spacious, elegant dining room, a sun terrace and a cosy, comfortable and well-stocked bar. The hotel is situated in the popular area of North Shore, close to the heart of Blackpool and all its shops and vibrant nightlife. Tucked away, just off the promenade, the hotel is quiet enough for a restful relaxing break whilst being simultaneously close to all that the town has to offer. Constantly upgrading its facilities and services, the hotel recently gained the Silver HOAST award, in conjunction with the English Tourism Council and Blackpool Borough Council, assuring cleanliness and comfort when choosing accommodation in Blackpool. Please note: reservations for weekends between 1st July and 6th November, and for all bank holiday periods must be for a minimum stay of 2 nights.

The Mount - Overlooking the sea from Queens Promenade, The Mount offers welcoming, clean and comfortable accommodation with a buffet-style full English breakfast. The Mount is north of Blackpool town centre, but buses and trams regularly pass the hotel. Jubilee Gardens is nearby. Blackpool North Train Station is 1 mile (1.6 km) away. The quality rooms have recently been refurbished and some have a sea view. Enjoy sea views and sunsets from the sun lounge, with its large digital TV and bar. Home-cooked evening dinners are also available.

St Elmo - Situated just minutes away from the promenade opposite South Pier, this small, family-run hotel presents itself as a comfortable base for your stay in the popular seaside resort of Blackpool. Within a short walking distance you can find the Sandcastle and the world-famous Pleasure Beach. The hotel is also on the route of a frequently operated bus service to the town centre. The only BSL (British Sign Language) hotel in South Shore, St Elmo also has a lift to all floors and a ramp at the entrance to ensure wheelchair accessibility to all public areas.

The New Guilderoy Hotel - Set in the quieter North Shore area of Blackpool, just minutes from the seafront, the hotel offers comfortable, well-equipped en suite accommodation in a great location for families and couples. All of the 15 en suite rooms have tea/coffee making facilities, fresh towels daily, central heating, TVs with built-in DVD players, irons, ironing boards and hairdryers. The New Guilderoy Hotel is family-run and your hosts, Rhona and Simon, offer a warm, friendly welcome, excellent hotel hospitality, lovely clean rooms and relaxing surroundings. Close to Gynn Gardens and a stone's throw from the seafront and the Queens Promenade, the hotel is within easy reach of the North Shore golf course and all of Blackpool's other major attractions. The local tram and bus stop is nearby and can take you into Cleveleys or Fleetwood Market. If you don't fancy the pleasant walk into the centre, hop on the tram, it's just minutes away.