Poulton-le-Fylde Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Poulton-le-Fylde, England

"L like this hotel very much. It has arelaxing atmosphere and great history. "

"The short break was booked so I could spend time with my Grandchildren. The kids loved there stay and swam twice a day, the kids ate free with a paying adult which saved a lot of money. Food was great and the kids really enjoyed the amount of different choices to choose from. Staff were polite friendly and very helpful! Our domestic help made us feel very comfortable and didn’t complain when we returned to our room before she had finished her jobs ! Helped me with the A/C and the bathroom shower which was really appreciated as I didn’t know how to work them. Definitely would stay again."

"Clean, comfy and quiet. Staff are friendly and welcoming. Good value. "

"Great hotel for family get together staff were brilliant"

"Love this village hotel . Over night with 5 yr old grandson . Booked early check in. Staff on reception were brilliant. Made sure we received all the information we needed to access the pool with the little one. Pool changing room were spotless and both pools were warm and sparkling cleam. "

"The staff here very nice, especially Sue, help us a lot. room is clean, and very safe"

"All good. We go back because we like the hotel, the rooms, the restaurants and the staff"

"Very friendly and helpful staff "

"The room was very comfortable and the staff were friendly and helpful. We stayed over the weekend and there was a wedding on both the Friday and Saturday but there was no problem with the noise. But on the Saturday the staff were under pressure and when we went to the bar to get a drink after dinner we were told we would have to wait as he was busy doing something else, when 15 minutes had passed we went back to the bar, ordered some drinks and an Irish coffee when it finally arrived it was cold, when we mentioned it we were told it was because the cream was cold so that was disappointing. But would certainly recommend the hotel and stay here again. "