The Savoy Hotel

Breakfast was plenty. Scrambled egg a bit over done and no mushrooms. First room we had was not deserving of the price. Window handles broken off so you couldn't open them. Everything is a little pokey for the price I paid. Staff were very happy to exchange rooms and glad we did as this was a lovely spacious room with proper sea views. Very happy. Staff were very helpful with anything I asked for, thankyou. The hotel itself has fantastic ceilings and light fittings, colourful stained windows and nicely carpeted through out, so fitting with an olde named hotel. We enjoyed our stay here.

Given a quiet room on the second floor not far from the lift - much appreciated due to mobility problems. Bed was basic but sufficiently comfortable for a good night's sleep. Room and en suite very well maintianed and clean. Dinner was really enjoyable with a good choice at the buffet and a list of potential allergens on display for the benefit of those with specific food intollerance. Similarly, breakfast offered a very good choice and proved very appetising. The staff were pleasant and obliging.

beautiful old hotel inside with high ceilings elegant to the eye we loved our trip last time . The view was stunning through the bay window looking onto the seafront. Great staff very helpful and a delicious breakfast maybe a little pricey for my child to not eat her meal but otherwise brilliant .?

All the Staff were amazing, friendly and informative..The room was clean and fresh....We had bed , breakfast and evening meal,we only paid £113 for two of us,so wasn't expecting much but the food was lovely ,good choice and plenty of it both at dinner and breakfast...,and we didn't have to pay for parking neither..😊.The dining room staff were friendly and worked very hard .. reception staff were welcoming and informative, don't believe all the bad reviews,we were a little apprehensive about going but we were pleasantly surprised,yes the furniture is slightly old fashioned,but it goes with the theme of the hotel and it did the job..our bathroom was modern with a lovely jacuzzi style bath...

The Savoy is usually my first choice in Blackpool because it is cheap but comfortable. It has a tram stop right outside the door, some of the rooms have a sea view, there are lovely stained glass windows in the stairwell, it's nice and warm, and the beds are comfortable. The bathrooms are rather variable but the one I had this time was nice. My stay started badly when I could not get into the room I had been allocated because of a problem with the lock, but the nice man on reception came up with a key for the room next door and put me in there instead, and it was a bigger room, so this turned what was shaping up to be a very annoying experience into a big plus. Oh, and next morning I saw a locksmith fixing the lock next door, so well done for being on top of that.