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King Edward Hotel
 
A warm and friendly welcome awaits you at the King Edward Hotel a select,awrd winning, 3 star, quiet, family run, privately owned hotel. Offering guest's quality accommodation in relaxing, informal surroundings.

Every effort is made to make our guests' stay as pleasurable as possible, with friendly service from the proprietors Keith and Angela at all times.

Just 150 yards from the Queens Promenade, and only minutes away from theatres, shops and the railway station, the King Edward Hotel is ideally situated.
 Contact Information
Angela Whigham
44 King edward Avenue, BLACKPOOL,
Blackpool,
North West England.
Phone: 01253 352932
Fax: 01253 352932
Things To Do
King Edward Avenue, the most nationally accredited street in Blackpool, is situated in an elegant holiday area, just yards from the famous Blackpool seafront and its trams. This Avenue with its many family run, award winning Hotels is close enough to the hustle and bustle of the busy Blackpool Centre, yet far enough away to enjoy the serenity of this quiet area. Boasting its own, practically undiscovered beach, it is a great place for families and couples to enjoy the pleasant calmness of what is Blackpool's North Shore. All the major attractions are within easy travelling distance with the famous Blackpool Tower being only a five minute tram ride away. There are lots of things things to do in Blackpool right throughout the year. Blackpool Pleasure Beach is Britain's top free tourist attraction welcoming 6.5 million visitors per year. The Pleasure Beach is much more than just a fun fair, it also hosts the Blackpool Pleasure Beach Arena - where you can learn to Ice Skate. The Arena also hosts the Hot Ice Show. Blackpool Pleasure Beach is famous for its White Knuckle Roller Coaster rides, as well as family entertainment suitable for young children. Blackpool's Sandcastle Complex has a leisure pool with flumes and waves, as well as amusements, cafes and bars. Blackpool South is home to Blackpool Football Club, recently promoted to the Coca Cola Champions league and Blackpool Airport. You can take a trip on Blackpool's famous tramway to Fleetwood where you will find the famous Fleetwood Market as well as the outlet Center of Freeport. Blackpool has an excellent public transport system and comprehensive network of buses and trams operated by Blackpool Transport. A variety of travel passes are available which give unlimited use of buses and trams at very reasonable prices. Probably the most famous land mark in Blackpool is The Tower. Standing at 518 feet, 9 inches high, weighing 2586 tons construction began on 29 September 1891. The Tower was first opened on 14 May 1894 with an entrance fee of 6d (2.5 pence).Blackpool Tower was another seaside feat of Victorian engineering and has always been known for its' quality entertainment. Blackpools famous Golden Mile is jam packed full of amusement arcades, gift shops and plenty of places to get all the jokes and novelty goods you could want.Rub shoulders with the stars at Louis Tussaud's Waxworks - if you're feeling brave enough why not check out the Chamber of Horrors!!Experience the delights of the deep without even getting wet at Blackpool Sea Life Centre. Take a stroll through the spectacular crystal tunnel standing just yards away from a tropical six foot long shark.Blackpool also has a high reputation in the North West for its clubbing scene with a number of high quality night clubs and wine bars available. Combine this with a number of traditional pubs in the area, most offering free entertainment, and you are all set for a great night out whatever your taste.The shopping centre comprises of a number of high street brand named stores as well as novelty gift shops, markets and joke shops. Blackpool has an excellent public transport system and comprehensive network of buses and trams operated by Blackpool Transport. A variety of travel passes are available which give unlimited use of buses and trams at very reasonable prices. Local towns: Cleveleys 2 miles Fleetwood 4 miles Lytham St Annes 8 miles Preston 20 miles Morecambe 29 miles Southport 35 miles Windemere 54 miles
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Beach, Golf, Nightlife, Child Friendly, Lunch, Dinner, Fishing, Walker, Cycling, Wireless Hotspot, Restaurant and Non Smoking
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