Business Hotels in Lancashire, United Kingdom

The service and staff are in good quality and friendly. However, for amenities, it should be much better if there is a wardrobe with hangers to hang more clothes. Plus, if the included breakfast have hash brown and less salty, that would be good. Appreciated that the refill and the moma porridge is fast and good. Will recommend people to stay with it while travelling nearby Preston

Very conveniently located, spacious car park but standard breakfast, a definite choice for transit travellers. Stayed here with for one night, hotel is clean and room was spacious with styled furniture. Breakfast lacked a bit variety. Beds were hard. There were some events there at the same time we were checking out so it was a bit busy in the reception area.

Lovely clean hotel, stayed for one night, the member of staff who checked me in was lovely, even though had issues with trip.com. Would recommend and stay again

This is my second stay here and since my first not a lot has changed, other than ownership. You would be forgiven for describing the Royal Kings Arms as “tired”, but as it retains many original features, and further improvements would detract from the very characteristics which make it such a pleasant hotel. The staff are friendly but professional and courteous. Whilst service at breakfast could be quicker, personally I like the relaxed pace. Breakfast is a mixture of continental buffet style and fresh cooked to order. It is of excellent quality too! The location is perfect. Less than five minutes from the rail station and across just one road to the pedestrianised city centre. I will definitely be staying here again and have absolutely no hesitation in strongly recommending this as a perfect base for exploring the area.

Can’t complain at all about the Location, or that of the staff in every department were excellent and more than willing to help. However, i’m a wheelchair user and travel a lot on my own. The first thing i noticed was that i couldn’t get into the hotel from the main entrance, i was told to go to the side of the building and i would find a ramp and a door to get in. It didn’t feel like i was being treated exactly the same as able bodied people, and with the one door bolted shut it was still difficult to get through. The doors were not easy to get through the hotel at all. There aren’t any accessible rooms with a nice view , and the accessible rooms were at the back of the hotel. There is only two rooms suitable for disabled people. No other room was available for me, and as i had paid extra for a sea view, and no accessible room with a sea view i had no choice but to take a room that isn’t accessible. My room itself was a good size and plenty of space for my wheelchair. The shower was over the bathtub, so i just had to do my best to wash.The hotel itself has a very grand feel about it, but it does need to be given a make over as far as furnishings and colours go. Also a better option would be appreciated for access for disabled guests to enter and leave the hotel.

Team service was excellent, great communications when needed. Room was clean as was the rest of the hotel. Only slight negative was the eating area size, got busy quickly but luckily we came to have breakfast earlyish.

Lovely hotel and very easy to find on foot from the train station. Early check in and late check out is not an add on. Requests will be put forward and it’s a chance you have to take on the day. They were very accommodating in letting me check in earlier. Thank you Front of house (reception) Georgia needs extensive training on how to speak to people. I said ‘mate’ in a friendly tone to her colleague. She aggressively told me not to call him that! I apologised and asked if I should be calling him ‘sir’ she said ‘yes, that’s better’ I was so embarrassed, she made me feel like I’d done something awful like swear. I later asked other members of staff if it was offensive to say ‘mate’ in Preston. It isn’t? So then why was I spoken to in such a tone. They said she was probably in a bad mood & took it out on me. THIS IS NOT AND SHOULD NOT BE ACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOUR from any staff member towards a paying guest! The Room Heather is an absolute credit to the team. She had my room ready early. It was immaculately clean when I got there. Beds are very comfortable, I slept like a baby. The domestic team were so kind and helpful at any given moment. Whether it be for extra towels, milk or tbags. Nothing was too much for them. It was a nice view with a window that opens enough to let the breeze in. Ac worked lovely especially with how hot it’s been. Breakfast I’m allergic to eggs. I wanted a warm breakfast. I requested a vegetarian sausage that was eggless. They don’t serve these. Ok I later asked if there was a vegan option. They said the sausage was vegan but not suitable for egg allergy sufferers. So it’s not vegan? It was such an ordeal I just had cereal the first day. They were happy to correct themselves that it was in fact a vegan sausage. If it had been a better experience I would’ve taken pictures. But, to feel like an inconvenience is not an experience I’ve had before in a hotel of this stature.

Amazing! Staff were helpful. Thurnham hall was within a beautiful and quiet setting and comprises spotlessly clean modern accommodation. Gym, pool and sauna were an added bonus with a high standard of attention to maintaining a clean and safe environment. Thanks for a great stay - will definitely come back when possible. : )

The Tickled Trout Hotel was a great hotel. We only stayed 1 night, room was bigger than I thought it would be. Only 1 problem was that the bathroom needs a complete revamp because it is extremely dated. There was only a trickle of water from the shower head. Eventually we got hot water, it took ages to come. The rooms are a little dated but they r cute.

I’ve stayed in 6 Blackpool hotels over the last 4 months. All were good stays with no complaints but I would rate them as follows: 1) Holiday Inn 2) Premier Inn Plus Room 3) Big Blue 4) Imperial 5) Travel lodge South 6) Ruskin. Best breakfast was Holiday Inn (£15), Travel lodge (£10), Big Blue (£18 too pricey).