Brincliffe Hotel

Blackpool, Lancashire, England

About Brincliffe Hotel

Just over 2 miles from the Blackpool Tower, Brincliffe Hotel in Blackpool is a seafront hotel just 4 minutes’ drive from the North Shore Golf Club. It offers a bar, free parking and free WiFi. Each room has a flat-screen TV and tea and coffee facilities, as well as an en suite shower. Some have views of the North Sea and, during the season, the Blackpool Illuminations. Opposite the Cavendish Road tram stop, Brincliffe Hotel is around 11 minutes’ drive from Blackpool Pleasure Beach and 9 minutes from Blackpool Zoo. The quieter seaside town of Fleetwood is around 5 miles up the coast.

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