Sunnydale

Blackpool, Lancashire, England

About Sunnydale

Just a 1-minute walk from the Queen’s Promenade on Blackpool’s North Shore, Sunnydale offers rooms with attached bathroom with free Wi-Fi and on-site parking. This Blackpool guest house has its own bar and serves evening meals. Each room has an private bathroom with shower with hairdryer. There is a TV, alarm clock and tea and coffee facilities in all rooms. Cots and high-chairs can be supplied if required. Full English breakfast is served each morning, along with cereals, fruit, toast, tea and coffee. Home-cooked evening meals can also be provided. Sunnydale is around half a mile from the North Shore Golf Course, and an 8-minute drive from Blackpool Zoo. The North Pier, Winter Gardens and Blackpool Tower are all around 5 minutes’ drive away.

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