Holiday Inn Blackpool By Ihg ★★★★
Blackpool
Top-rated 4-star in Blackpool with a 9.2 guest score from over 3,000 reviews.
Luxury hotels · Lancashire · United Kingdom
We reviewed all 10 luxury hotels in Blackpool and picked the best for you—from beachfront 5-stars to boutique gems.
Blackpool
Top-rated 4-star in Blackpool with a 9.2 guest score from over 3,000 reviews.
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Beachfront 5-star
Blackpool
Beachfront 5-star with high guest ratings, near South Pier and the Pleasure Beach.
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Free parking
Blackpool
Free parking, free Wi-Fi and rooms rated 9.8 for comfort in Blackpool Centre.
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Highly Rated
Blackpool
A cosy Blackpool guesthouse with a 9.3 rating, hearty breakfasts and genuinely friendly hosts.
Blackpool
A well-reviewed 4-star stay in Blackpool, rated 8.4 from over 4,000 guests.
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Guest favorite
Blackpool
Guest-favorite with a 9/10 rating, known for its distinctive decor and standout staff.
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Adults Only
Blackpool
Adults-only guesthouse in Blackpool's North Shore with top-rated breakfast and rooms.
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Seafront favourite
Blackpool
Seafront Blackpool hotel with standout breakfast, high guest ratings, and private parking.
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Boutique & personal
Blackpool
A small 5-star guesthouse with sea views, standout service, and a tram stop right outside.
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Boutique & Spa
Blackpool
A 5-star boutique hotel with sea views, a praised breakfast, and a spa, just a short stroll from Blackpool's promenade.
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While this page focuses on luxury hotels, the city's apartments are a popular alternative for those wanting more space and self-catering flexibility. For a true luxury hotel experience, consider the five-star options like Boulevard Hotel or Kings Boutique Hotel, both offering sea views and high-end amenities. If you prefer apartment-style stays, explore nearby listings that provide kitchen facilities and separate living areas, often at competitive rates.
This selection of luxury hotels in Blackpool spans four and five-star properties, with an average guest rating of 8.8. The top-rated is Raffles Hotel at 9.3, known for its hearty breakfasts and friendly hosts. Prices range from £45 at Hotel Rouge to £139 at The Chatwal Boutique Hotel, so you can find luxury at various budgets. Most are centrally located or beachfront, ensuring you're close to the action.
For travelers seeking self-catering luxury, Blackpool offers apartments with full kitchens and living spaces, though they're not included in this hotel list. If you prefer hotel amenities but want some independence, consider properties like The Dudley Hotel, which offers free parking and Wi-Fi—great for self-drive visitors. For a truly self-catering stay, search for serviced apartments near the promenade, often with sea views and flexible dining options.
The typical price for luxury hotels in Blackpool is around £83 per night, with most options ranging from £45 to £139. You'll find more affordable options like Hotel Rouge at £45, while The Chatwal Boutique Hotel is the priciest at £139.
For first-timers, staying central is ideal—you'll be near the main attractions, the tram line, and the beach. Hotels like Holiday Inn Blackpool and The Dudley Hotel are centrally located. If you prefer a quieter vibe, the North Shore area, home to The Inglewood Hotel, offers a more relaxed stay with easy access to the promenade.
Blackpool Airport is about 4 miles from the city center. The easiest way is to take a taxi or drive—many hotels offer parking, like The Dudley Hotel or New Brooklyn. Alternatively, the tram runs along the seafront and connects to the main areas, though it may require a short walk from stops to your hotel.
Yes, especially along the promenade and central areas, which are well-lit and busy with visitors. Hotels like Boulevard Hotel and Raffles Hotel are within walking distance of restaurants and bars. For those staying in quieter spots like North Shore, you may want a taxi after dark, but the area is generally safe.
Blackpool's luxury scene is a surprising mix of grand seafront addresses and intimate guesthouses. You'll find five-star properties along the promenade with sea views, while four-star boutiques cluster near the North Shore and central attractions. Prices here are remarkably accessible—stays range from £45 to £139 per night, making upscale accommodation a realistic splurge.
What sets these properties apart is their personal touch: many are small, family-run hotels with standout breakfasts and attentive hosts. The highest-rated, Raffles Hotel, scores 9.3, while the beachfront Boulevard Hotel offers five-star comfort steps from South Pier. Whether you're after a spa day or a cozy retreat, Blackpool's luxury options deliver more character per pound than most seaside towns.
This selection suits travelers who want a step up from standard chains—boutique charm, personal service, and sea views without London prices. But if you're on a tight budget, the cheap and budget hotels in Blackpool offer decent stays for less. For families, the family-friendly hotels might have larger rooms and facilities. And if you're just passing through, airport hotels could save you time. Otherwise, this luxury set delivers consistently high ratings and a true seaside feel.