My boyfriend & I stayed here on 4th-6th November. We booked late via Hotels.com £130.00 for 2 nights (including breakfast). The hotel has 8 themed rooms and because it is a listed building there are no lifts but the climb to the top of the hotel was worth it as we have never seem a hotel room decorated like this one. We were given a lovely room called the Paradise Cove at the top of the hotel which has a tropical theme and a painted mural gives the feeling of being on a hilltop veranda looking over a bay. The room was clean, comfortable bed with tea/coffee facilities and had a huge double shower together with Molton Brown products. Breakfast was great and staff very nice and helpful. Location is very central with plenty of restaurants near by (a whole street full of choice such as Thai, Chinese, and Steak Houses behind the hotel) and hotel was within walking distance to the pier. Also NCP car parking across from Hotel.

If you want to stay in the many chain of usual hotels were all the rooms look the same then do so. However if you are want something a little bit different, fun and for a special occasion then I would certainly recommend and we felt that it was value for money.

We stayed at this hotel earlier this week, and had a wonderful time. We were in the Bejing Dragon room, loved the decoration and the jacuzzi bath. The staff could not have been more helpful, and were very good in providing a special breakfast for my vegetarian boyfriend.

The only tiny niggle was that the wifi was slow, but I was still able to get the work done that I needed to. It wasn't a big problem at all.

I would recommend this to anyone. Very good value.

Stayed here last thursday night for my birthday. We had the Louis room which was nice and had a good view of the square / sea.

The staff were really helpful and pleasant, a good breakfast brought to our room and lovely molton brown products in the bathroom.

The only downfall was that it felt a bit worn, the bathroom floor needed redoing and the bed was full of squeeks even if you just turned over and the towels thin - not what you would expect for £100 a night.

As well traveled people who have had fun slumming it in hostels, owned and run a four star hotel & restaurant for years and stayed at the most luxurious hotels in the world we found this Hotel most strange - which, when reading this review, you should take into account.....at a mid-week rate of £120.00 one things for sure - value for money is not that great.
Upon arrival we note the red and white ''Blackpool b&b style'' sign outside, we were not sure if this was retro/trendy or just old...I don’t know, maybe we are getting old?...the entrance is stained wooden corridors with white painted banisters and small areas of red carpet and all doors are red - room names are transferred onto doors in white paint - again trendy edge to it, but also the way it writes over the old holes and door signs takes the 'edge' off...we were quite concerned at this stage - we rang the reception (window hatch) bell and waited....and waited...and waited....and then rang again....and waited...eventually a very welcoming and lovely lady welcomed us - just as well she was so very nice otherwise we would be fed up with waiting! - check in simple and friendly and we were taken upstairs to our room - there is no doubt that the room interiors are very skillfully decorated and exceptionally clean - just lacking some depth...and the odd bit is that they have gone to so much trouble and expense but missed so many little things - a plant at the end of the bed that really makes walking around the bed quite annoying, one wall in the bathroom wildly out of place (un-decorated?), a bath with just a hand held shower attachment, a TV that is tidily tucked away in a cupboard - yet hard for 2 people to watch in bed, a window open - great - nice andf resh but chilly (we did ask for some heat and there was no hesitation is satisfying this request)...every single person that walks outside the room sounds as if they are in your room...the mattress was slightly too thin which was uncomfortable - so, all in all, very petty things to mention, but with the price and the exceptional standard of most things - it was disappointing to see so many 'easy to fix' things wrong...breakfast was great - clean, hot and prompt - no complaints at all. So this is an odd review to leave if we could summerise in one sentence - be careful what you pay - have an open mind - focus on the good...I hope that the lovely and talented owners read this in the positive way it is meant. We would definitely stay again, but not at the rate we paid.