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Suite we stayed in was very, very spacious, nicely decorated & very clean, but furnishings were quite worn. Loads of wardrobe & drawer space. Bathroom was huge & a bit dated, but again very clean. Can't comment much on the facilities, as we didn't have breakfast or use the bar & entertainment. However, would we stay again? Absolutely!

Overall a superb stay thanks to an amazing receptionist called Grace. She didn’t hesitate to go that extra mile for us, she’s a credit to the Hotel and deserves a pay rise!

A lovely hotel in a beautiful setting, overlooking the golf course. There's an indoor and outdoor swimming pool and a well equipped gym. Clean rooms with tea and coffee making facilities. (Just one gripe; there was only one biscuit provided... in a room for two? We stayed for two nights and on both days only one biscuit was provided...strange, but true). Overall, we really enjoyed our stay.

I stayed earlier this year, 2026, and had a good time but this one night volunteer business trip was a disaster. A freezing cold room all the time , male staff who had extreme right wing views and a night receptionist who used son and mate to an intersex/ non binary person despite the fact the hotel was advised of invisible disabilities and the use of female pronouns as mate and son are masculine pronouns which is disrespectful and discriminatory for the night reception male team member.

We spent the weekend there. Our first visit. Longtime Blackpool visitors and decided we needed a change from our usual haunt of the past 20 years. A large north shore older hotel but the basement pool facility is now closed. Our 10 years old granddaughter likes a pool. Quite pleased with the Doric. Plus points: Very good & friendly staff & plenty of them. Nice cooked breakfast with other options available in a nice waitress services dining room. The dining room also doubles up as the entertainment venue in the evening and there is bingo and some good quality singers on too. Room was clean and fresh bedding on the two beds. Medium points: Basement leisure area has a fairly small 3 foot deep pool and a small ‘hot tub’. A steam room that doesn’t look like it’s working and no sign of the advertised sauna. Parking is not plentiful. We arrived at 4.10pm and just managed to get a spot down the side of the hotel. Which is tight and relies on you leaving your keys at reception so they can move cars in and out if needed. To be fair. Nothing moved over the weekend. Not great: The room was hot / without any heating on. Room & bathroom windows were opened by us and didn’t make much difference till well after midnight, so was a little uncomfortable. There was a fan available in the wardrobe, which would have been a toss up between the fan noise and the heat… Bath taps quite old and hard to turn on & off. Would stay again. Hoping for a better room next time. We had #59

Have stayed here a few times before but first time in a single room and never again. Room I could cope with just, although for a decent size person toilet squeezed in tightly by shower so no room for a proper sit down. Added to this there were a few rooms on corridor given to a group of young revellers. Fine if consideration shown for others but no, 4.30a.m wake up calls for all as they came in but then proceeded to keep on moving between rooms loudly not helped by the fire door on the corridor between their rooms slamming loudly every time outside my door. Had words with hotel but told they,ve been warned every night they,ve been there and told to quieten down. Some people need sterner action though ! Positives are rooms are cheap in advance and nice sea views from some of the other rooms and near tram stop.