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You will receive a very warm and friendly welcome from Heather and 
Keith. We are in our second year at the Carlee but we are 
experienced hoteliers, 
having previously run hotels in Newquay and Weymouth. All our 11 
bedrooms are en-suite, with 2 double rooms on the ground floor. We 
have a guaranteed car park space for every bedroom, with secure 
parking at the rear of the hotel. The quality of the Carlee is 
recognised with the Quality Plus award. The Carlee is located just 
south of the town centre on Park Road, which is on the way into 
Blackpool from the M55. Blackpool Tower, Central Promenade, Winter 
Gardens, Grand Theatre and the shops, markets, and restaurants are 
only  a 10-15 minute walk. There is a bus stop outside the hotel if 
you would prefer a ride into town. If you are visiting Blackpool for 
the illuminations it is only a short walk to catch a tram to wonder 
at the magic of the Golden Mile and the 5 miles of the lights. You 
can also ride the trams to Cleveleys and Fleetwood market. If it’s  
thrills you want you must visit the world famous pleasure 
beach ,Why  not see the sharks and many more species of fish take a 
trip to the sea life centre. We have 4 family rooms, 6 doubles 
(including the two on the ground floor) and 1 single room. All have 
central heating,  double  glazing, colour TV and complimentary 
tea/coffee. Our bedrooms are all a good size,  with  well  appointed 
en suites. Non-smoking bedrooms are available. We welcome families 
with children of all ages, couples and senior citizens. We will also 
accept 1 night bookings. Our full English breakfasts are served in 
our spacious dining room. Special diets are catered for but please 
let us know in advance of your arrival. . All major credit cards are 
accepted

There are lots of things things to do in Blackpool right throughout 
the year.Blackpool Pleasure Beach is Britain's top free tourist 
attraction welcoming 6.5 million visitors per year. The Pleasure 
Beach is much more than just a fun fair, it also hosts the Blackpool 
Pleasure Beach Arena - where you can learn to Ice Skate. The Arena 
also hosts the Hot Ice Show. Blackpool Pleasure Beach is famous for 
its White Knuckle Roller Coaster rides, as well as family 
entertainment suitable for young children. Blackpool's Sandcastle 
Complex has a leisure pool maintained at around 84 degrees with 
flumes and waves, as well as amusements, cafes and bars. Blackpool 
South is home to Blackpool Football Club, and Blackpool 
Airport.Blackpool South Pier has a theatre, amusement arcades, bars 
and shops.From Blackpool South you can take a trip on Blackpool's 
famous tramway to Fleetwood in the North and Starr Gate in the 
South.Blackpool has an excellent public transport system and 
comprehensive network of buses and trams operated by Blackpool 
Transport. A variety of travel passes are available which give 
unlimited use of buses and trams at very reasonable prices.
There is lots to do in Blackpool's Central area. Probably the most 
famous land mark in Blackpool is The Tower. Standing at 518 feet, 9 
inches high, weighing 2586 tons construction began on 29 September 
1891. The Tower was first opened on 14 May 1894 with an entrance fee 
of 6d (2.5 pence).Blackpool Tower was another seaside feat of 
Victorian engineering and has always been known for its' quality 
entertainment. It has recently been restored to its' former 
glory.The Golden Mile is stocked full of amusement arcades, gift 
shops and plenty of places to get all the jokes and novelty goods 
you could want.Rub shoulders with the stars at Louis Tussaud's 
Waxworks - if you're feeling brave enough why not check out the 
Chamber of Horrors!!Experience the delights of the deep without even 
getting wet at Blackpool Sea Life Centre. Take a stroll through the 
spectacular crystal tunnel standing just yards away from a tropical 
six foot long shark.Blackpool also has a high reputation in the 
North West for its clubbing scene with a number of high quality 
night clubs and wine bars available. Combine this with a number of 
traditional pubs in the area, most offering free entertainment, and 
you are all set for a great night out whatever your taste.The 
shopping centre at Blackpool is mostly concentrated around the 
Central area and comprises of a number of high street brand named 
stores as well as novelty gift shops, markets and joke shops. 
Alternatively, take the tram to Fleetwood and visit the many markets 
that Fleetwood has to offer.
Blackpool has an excellent public transport system and comprehensive 
network of buses and trams operated by Blackpool Transport. A 
variety of travel passes are available which give unlimited use of 
buses and trams at very reasonable prices.
Local towns:
Cleveleys  4 miles
Fleetwood  5 miles
Lytham St Annes  8 miles
Preston  20 miles
Morecambe  29 miles
Southport  35 miles
Windemere  54 miles

jan-30th june 2007              
single==£28
double==£50
family (3)==£65
family (4)==£75

1stjuly-3oth june 2008
single==£30
double==£60
family (3)==£75
family (4)==£85

spring 3 night special--30th june 2007 stay a minimum 3 nights
single== £75
double==£130
family (3)==£160
family (4)==£175

summer /illumination 3 night special 1st july -30 june 2008
single==£80
double==£140
family (3)== £170
family (4)== £195 
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