Daish's Blackpool Hotel

The accommodation offers delicious breakfast, friendly staff, convenient location near the train station and seafront. Guests appreciate the clean, comfortable rooms with good views. Some find the refurbished furniture spacious.

Hotel is very old fashioned which is evident as soon as you enter the doors. There are Zimmer frames and mobility aids next to the reception desk. The room was small and unclean. The paintwork was shoddy, curtain hanging off the rail, hair on the bedside table, dirt on the bedding and the spare pillows were dusty. Carpet stained, ceiling was dirty tiling, window was grubby. There was someone’s empty bottle of water left on the bedside table. The kettle was dirty inside and out. There was black bits in the water inside and having worked in hotels before as a room attendant the kettle should not have been left with water in it anyway!! The mugs had stains in them too! On telling the reception about the kettle and mugs I was met with a frosty attitude which made it felt very uncomfortable for explaining the issue of basically wanting a clean kettle and mugs but i was made to feel I was asking for too much! The bathroom shelf had stains on and the shower lots of black grout on the tiles. Bits on the floor. This room clearly hadn’t been cleaned to any type of standard and for £99 I expected it to be clean! The window view was of gas pipes, terrace houses and a carpark. It was a depressing room and glad it was only for one night!! The breakfast was bog standard and was not worth the extra £8!! Never again and do not recommend this hotel

good clean hotel with good food but not at all suitable for frail or disabled visitors. too many steps and you can't get to use the toilets as there is no disabled available. should have read details before i went. good sea view by the north pier