The Imperial Hotel, Blackpool
The Grade II* listed Imperial Hotel is a grand 19th century hotel recalling the opulence and glamour of its Victorian heyday with all the comforts of modern life. One of the town’s most recognisable buildings, it has hosted the likes of Charles Dickens, Winston Churchill and The Beatles throughout its storied history. Now a 4-star landmark hotel, it features 180 bedrooms plus a restaurant, bar, health club and 14 conference rooms catering for up to 600 delegates.
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Address:
North Promenade,
Blackpool, Lancashire,
FY1 2HB, United Kingdom
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Lyndene Hotel,
Blackpool
This four-storey hotel is best known for its distinctive blue décor and features 141 bedrooms plus three bars and two separate lounges and function rooms. It is arranged as two traditional Victorian blocks, occupying a detached island site on Blackpool's Central Promenade. The Blackpool Tower, Blackpool Pleasure Beach and many of the town’s other visitor attractions are located nearby.
Address:
303-315 The Promenade,
Blackpool, Lancashire,
FY1 6AN, United Kingdom
St Chads Hotel,
Blackpool
The St Chads hotel occupies a prominent position in the heart of Blackpool's Central Promenade along the seafront. Originally built in 1893, it has since been enlarged to 90 rooms arranged over four floors. The Blackpool Tower, Blackpool Pleasure Beach and many of the town’s other visitor attractions are located nearby.
Address:
317-327 The Promenade,
Blackpool, Lancashire
FY1 6BN, United Kingdom
The Crown Hotel,
Harrogate
The Crown Hotel is a 300-year old property which retains its historic architecture and pays homage to its heritage as a great town centre property. Featuring 115 guestrooms, 24-hour room service, modern amenities, and ornate dining, its location in the historic centre of Harrogate also puts it within easy reach of Betty's Tea Rooms, as well as Harrogate Convention Centre.
Address:
Crown Place,
Harrogate, North Yorkshire,
HG1 2RZ, United Kingdom
Townhouse Hotel, Manchester
The Grade II* listed Townhouse Hotel has a history dating back centuries and currently boasts 85 spacious bedrooms with a brasserie, bar and self-contained business centre. Located on Portland Street in Manchester city centre, this hotel is ideally positioned for those wishing to soak up the culture, history, commerce, and nightlife of this buzzing city, being close to Manchester Piccadilly station, Palace Theatre and Manchester Art Gallery.
Address:
101 Portland St,
Manchester,
M1 6DF, United Kingdom
Palace Hotel,
Torquay
The site of the previous Palace Hotel, which had its own golf course, swimming pools and tennis courts, this expansive property stretches over 20 acres of grounds overlooking Ansley Cove and Lyme Bay.
Address:
Esplanade Road,
Paignton, Devon
TQ4 6BJ, United Kingdom
Corbyn Head Hotel,
Torquay
The Corbyn Head Hotel features 45 cosy bedrooms, many of which boast panoramic sea views, and a range of versatile function spaces. Ideally positioned beside Livermead Beach, the hotel offers magnificent sea views over Torbay, with Torquay town centre and Harbour both less than a mile away. Plans have been unveiled to transform it into a four star facility with a rooftop bar.
Address:
Sea Front, Torbay Road,
Torquay,
TQ2 6RH, United Kingdom
Park Hotel,
Paignton
Located at one of the best positions on the Paignton seafront, the Park Hotel comprises 46 en-suite bedrooms with a lounge, conservatory and restaurant. There are plans to develop the property into a new five-storey, hotel.
Address:
Esplanade Road,
Paignton,
TQ4 6BQ, United Kingdom
The Lighthouse,
Paignton
Formerly a pub and nightclub, the Lighthouse is a landmark on Paignton’s seafront and is also centrally located in the town. Redevelopment of the site is being planned, and will feature a hotel with more than 100 rooms, a restaurant and car park when completed.
Address:
Esplanade Road,
Paignton,
TQ4 6BQ, United Kingdom
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Municipal Buildings, Liverpool
The Municipal Buildings are instantly recognisable in Liverpool, being completed in 1866 and listed as Grade II* in 1966 by Historic England. The buildings cover 11,494 square metres and consist of three floors and an extensive basement. A planning application has been submitted to convert the buildings into a luxury four-star hotel, with restoration of the heritage building and a new extension to the back.
Address:
97 Dale Street,
Liverpool,
L2 2JD, United Kingdom
Royal Mineral Water Hospital, Bath
Known locally as simply The Min, this Grade II* listed property is located within the UNESCO World Heritage site in Bath. Originally built in the 18th century to serve those who came in search of the healing properties of Bath’s mineral waters, this property comprises of two buildings connected by a two-storey bridge link and basement tunnel. Plans are being drawn up to develop the property into a luxury hotel.
Address:
Upper Borough Walls,
Bath,
BA1 1RL, United Kingdom