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Nestled in the heart of Cleveleys, The Regal Hotel offers a cocktail bar, a public bar, and an a la carte restaurant. The town is home to numerous shops and the famous Cleveleys Beach. The purpose built Regal offers rooms with a TV and tea and coffee making facilities. Each room benefits from an private bathroom. In the mornings, The Regal Hotel serves full English breakfast alongside a selection of cereals. Open daily, the air-conditioned restaurant also serves freshly prepared 3-course evening dinners. Guests can relax in the first-floor cocktail bar, which provides many board games, a flat-screen plasma TV, and books. Open to both residents and nonresidents alike, The Regal also offers a public bar. This serves a range of traditional bar snacks. The south-facing beer garden is available during the warmer months.
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