Hotels near Garlands Blackpool in Blackpool

A very nice apartment and lovely staff! Granted us early checkin the day before arrival and just overall accommodating. Staff were easy enough to contact about any problems, having travelled with prams it was easy enough to manoeuvre them up and down the stairs to the room on first floor. A lovely and clean apartment fitted with refreshments and smart tvs in each room. The sofa bed was very comfortable as were all the others. Would highly recommend these apartments to anyone, very family friendly setting! With a park across the road, an arcade just 5 minutes and the tram stop just outside with a little cafe it was the perfect location especially with young children

Came here with my 3 children was greeted by colin at the door, very welcoming and friendly. The room was fabulous we stayed in room 1 family room, 2 bunk beds,” and a leather reclining sofa which included free WIFI and SKY and NETFLIX. Into the second room was the bathroom, kettle and supplys, microwave and fridge. Bed was incredibley comfy to say the least, very clean rooms didnt have one complaint would definitely refurn again.

A retired couple, we have stayed at the Headlands Hotel, Blackpool on several previous occasions and have always enjoyed going there. This time we stayed for 2 nights, mid-week, to see the illuminations and visit the Tower Circus. Once again, we were very pleased with the Headlands, we had great breakfasts and evening meals on both days. the food was plentiful, with good choice, served piping hot by friendly attentive staff. This time, we had a double, sea facing room on the second floor which, as always, was spotlessly clean. Bed was very comfortable, tea & coffee provided in the room, shower and bath with plenty of hot water. Yes, the rooms are old-fashioned but that is the style and ambience of this hotel which, coupled with excellent, friendly service from all the staff provides a great holiday experience. Thank you Headlands, we will be back!

Having read many reviews on this hotel pleasantly surprised how nice it was Kyle was very nice upon arrival explained everything about the hotel, parking is round the back we had a small car so easy to manage £9 to park overnight just as cheap as local car parks, we stayed in room 8 on the top floor everything you need for a nights stay we did notice only 2 plug sockets but there is an extension lead in the draw bathroom small but for a quick shower ok, tea coffee ect Probably the best hotel we have stayed in Blackpool and would go again Local to all shops and beach front

Weather was cold but room was warm .Left alone to *** and go as i need not having to greet owner every morning and afternoon . Self service kitchenet was a great idea with coffee machine toasters and microweavy ,thanks Nigela.all in all enjoyed my stay and will stay again if a single room is available.🤠😎

Overall this hotel was nice great location, also on the the beach, good transport and easy to walk to town centre, good facilities, only flaw was it was our first visit to the hotel and I booked a family of 5 room with a sea view costing 78 pounds and on arrival was given a family of 4 room with no sea view only costing 65 pounds which I know as it stated the price on the receipt I was given by reception on arrival

We booked two room for myself my boys and my mum for a stay last week. The hotel is very clean, the young girl who runs it was so lovely always having a chat with us and asking what we had been doing and even recommending things to do. We had to be out of our rooms by ten, but she allowed us to leave all our cases behind so we could go out for the day and she had them moved out of our rooms and downstairs for us. She also cooks the burgers on site there is a huge selection we had them one night and can honestly say was the best burger and chips we have ever had even if you are not staying here i believe she sells to public on certain nights of the week well worth it. We exhausted Blackpool and probably wont go back as we done it all but if ever we did we would stay here again.

This majestic building is steeped in history which really adds to the enjoyment of a stay there. We had 3 nights B&B with friends and also dined in on one evening. Food was excellent but the real standouts were the friendly, helpful staff. Not only did they help with all our holiday stay requirements they shared the story and history of the hotel - which is almost 150 years old. For an old hotel the owners have done a great job in maintaining the building and it was a warm, comfortable setting for an autumn break. Highly recommended.

There’s a lot of bad reviews about this place but to be honest at £54 for a family of 4 you get what you pay for. Me and my wife and two sons stayed one night so that we could have two days out round Blackpool with my little boys aged 2 and 4. Yea, it’s a very creepy looking old place. The floorboards are loose and creaking, there’s scratch and skuff marks on the walls and elsewhere. It looks as though it has been neglected for a long time and has fell into disrepair. The beds were clean but the room was very make shift much like most of the hotel. There was that foisty smell you get when damp is present although I wasn’t aware of cockroaches or any pests, there was an amusing moment where we were attacked by a giant black moth whilst trying to life a buggy up the steep narrow steps to our room. As I am terrified of insects I ran and knocked over a fire extinguisher which was propping open a door and accidentally broke my sons plastic potty in half and my wife twisted her ankle. It was hard to sleep on a night as the floor boards were so badly damaged throughout the building that it sounded as though giants were stamping up and down the corridors. The toilet in our room was so small that I had to squeez and contort my stomach around the sink in order to move between the toilet and the shower. When you sit on the toilet you are litraly facing into the sink which is ideal if you have S and D, it’s as though they have converted a really small pantry of cubby hole into a a toilet without an inch to spare. At around 2am I couldn’t sleep for the loud bang bang feet outside so I decided to have a shower. If you patiently wait for the shower to get warm after playing with it for a least 5 minits then the best you can hope for is temperate. It’s just about bearable. Which was ok because it had been very hot and I had a bit of sunburn on my face and arms so the cool was nice. Wouldn’t be any good in cold weather though. We got up early at left around 8 o’clock. It had served a purpose I suppose. I’m going to be kind and give it a 3 stars because despite its dilapidation, I believe the low price reflects the low quality and therefore we got what we paid for. Somewhere to put our heads.

First time we have stayed here. Its a great location, especially for driving the one way system. Park at the big car park facing the Castle pub, then you have to drive past the hotel when you leave, perfect for your luggage. Hotel is small and basic but what it lacks in opulence is made up with the reception you receive on arrival. Absolutely wonderful hosts and nothing was too much trouble. The room was basic, clean and the beds were lovely and comfortable. The shower was great, small cubicle but manageable. Keys to both doors for when you return late. Breakfast was not an issue for us, there are so many places to get something to eat. We will definitely be returning next year.