Hampton by Hilton Hotels in Blackpool

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.

We have just returned from an overnight stay. We had booked the suite ( coniston). Upon arrival we were quickly dealt with by reception. The hotel is running on a skeleton staff but all were helpful. Our suite wasnt ready but the happily stored our luggage so we could go into Blackpool and would call when it was ready which they did. The hotel itself is in a 10 min walk of the north pier and tower. From the outside it looks a little tired. The main door doesnt work and decor is dated. The suite however was very spacious. It stretched across 5 windows all tower facing with a great view. The only down side to this was the windows needed a good clean. The suite was modern and had 2 bathrooms a dining area a living area and bedroom. It was clean and tidy however there were noticable stains on the carpet and furniture which they had cleaned in the past. But overall was very pleasant. The bath was lovely nice and deep. We only paid 179 for the night when peak charge can be around 300 so i felt at this price it was worth it. The only thing that would of made it better and i would expect if paying top end would be a robe slippers and possible complimentary mini bar. The bed was very comfortable and the addition of a fan was welcomed. However no hairdryer! We didnt eat here as we ate at the beach house (highly recommended and it didnt dissapoint! )At this price point we would return again and plan to in the future.

Nothing wrong with the hotel in general, but the PARKING IS £18 PER NIGHT!!!!! A TOTAL RIP-OFF!! No-one told us the parking was going to cost that much! All it said on the Trip.com website was paid parking, which you don't expect to be £18 per night!!!! Very disappointing and it spoiled our trip to Blackpool. Don't think we'll be back to this hotel!!

We stayed here for a cheap night away with our 8 year old, most hotels were more expensive and didnt offer much as in were very small no bar or entertainment. The bar was really big and had a sea view we had a few drinks before we went out for tea. There was a dancefloor and stage. Plenty of space for my son to play around whilst we had a drink. Tram stop right outside to the town. Room was very spacious yeh it wasn't the newest but with the price i wasn't expecting it to be. However it was clean and comfy. We had a Seaview room but had scaffolding outside our window so the window was quite dusty but that couldn't be helped. We didnt eat there however we walked past the breakfast buffet and everything looked lovely and i did look at the hygiene rating and its a 5 so. Check in was super fast and parking for the night was only £3. The hotel had a singer on and the kids were happy playing on the dancefloor so family friendly. There is also a pool which we didn't get chance to use but a great facility for the price. I would defo visit again

We booked our hotel through the website sea view rooms nothing like on website pages.Reception clean on entrance.Sea view rooms some are very small and very dated needs updating.Bed was comfortable and clean.Shower did not have any hot water at all morning or night left it running for 10 minutes still nothing.If you want extra tea and coffee towels you need to ask they don't give you any extra unless you ask for it .Informed the Manager there was **** and smoking in a few rooms adjoining and he said they will be gone soon they are at the festival on in Blackpool nothing was done about it.The smell was that strong it was coming in through the vents into your room from the bathroom. People shouting and banging doors till 3am in the morning ,not good when you are trying to sleep.If you are going to this hotel I would expect better from the management regarding the smoking and **** smell.I can only presume that they did nothing as they were residents in the hotel.

We went on a short break, staff were great. The room itself was fine though there was a broken light switch which we reported to reception. This was still to be changed when we left on the Monday(reported Saturday am). Bar prices were typical for a hotel and entertainment finished at 9pm on the Saturday as the singer was going to another hotel. That said we would go back again.

You're just a few minutes' walk from Blackpool's iconic Victorian North Pier when you book a room at our Premier Inn Blackpool (North Pier) hotel. We're close to some of the biggest landmarks in Blackpool: take a trip to the top of Blackpool Tower, see amazing elephants, lions and gorillas at Blackpool Zoo, or ride the Big One looping rollarcoaster at Blackpool Pleasure Beach. Enjoy freshly hand-battered fish and chips and many other delicious meals at our on-site Cookhouse + Pub restaurant, and after a fun-filled day exploring Blackpool, look forward to a great night's sleep on one of our comfy Hypnos beds.

I had to go to Blackpool on business so I went there last week. My friend Kieran booked us in to the Ruskin Hotel for four days. What a surprise wow! When my Aunt and myself arrived we were greeted by incredible reception staff, who upon arrival noticed I had difficulty in walking so the staff arranged a mobility scooter for me at a reasonable rate. The food was delicious, and I actually had my hair washed and blow-dry twice for £15 which was very cheap. The entertainment at night was exceptional. What was a business trip turned into a little holiday All thanks to the wonderful staff at the Ruskin Hotel I'm so looking forward to a return trip. Amazing!

We arrived early but were able to park up and go exploring before coming back to check in. Car parking was just £5 a night so not going to grumble with that. On our first night we were the only guests and once we were checked in we were the only people in the whole building until breakfast which seemed strange but was t a problem. We were just told to call a number if we needed anything. The room itself was clean and a good size with a good comfortable bed which we slept pretty well in. The tv was a good size but it was hit or miss whether you could use streaming sites on it as the Wi-Fi was quite poor. For the majority of the stay I was unable to use my phone as the signal in the area was also terrible. We were in a good location but if we would definitively recommend getting the tram tickets as the nightlife is limited in the immediate area. There was nothing going on in the hotel and although the booking info didn’t promise anything, for a £100 a night you might expect a bit more. Facilities wise we had a kettle but only two small cups and no glasses. It was also a surprise not to have spoons, just throw away stirrers. The room was also quite warm and despite having the windows open for the whole of our stay it felt difficult to get air into it. Might be be being fussy but again for £100 a night I expected a bit more. The hosts were pleasant enough but we barely saw them. The lady we saw a little more of but mixed us up with other guests on occasions. Breakfast was not until 9am and if I’d read more reviews I would not have booked our stay. I don’t think it is unreasonable to start breakfast at 8am for example. The cereal tasted as if it had been in the dispenser a little longer than it should have been. With the cooked breakfast it was budget but tasted better than it looked. On the whole I’d say it was a nice stay but no more. I’ve stayed in much worse places, particularly in Blackpool but I would not book again. Some of my reasoning is down to personal choice as I think I’d rather stay somewhere that provides entertainment and more of the holiday experience which can be achieved for a similar price to what we paid.