Located within 21 km of Blackpool Pleasure Beach and 21 km of Winter Gardens Conference Centre, Lea Gate by Greene King Inns features rooms in Preston.
Spry
United Kingdom
Locale, food in restaurant was good, place itself was spot on.
Renovated in 2023, Delta Hotels by Marriott Preston is located a 4-minute drive from junction 32 of the M6 motorway.
Scott
United Kingdom
This was the perfect hotel to stay in on our long drive to Southampton and really helped us to relax, one of the best sleeps i have had in a hotel, the evening meal was perfect and the breakfast was so fresh.
An ideal base for stays in the North West, this modern hotel is located close to Preston city centre and within easy reach of the M6 motorway. It offers cooked breakfasts, free parking and free Wi-Fi....
Holiday Inn Preston is located in the heart of Preston city centre, offering easy access to the region’s major road network, including the M6, M61, M65 and the M55.
Set in Preston, 22 km from King George's Hall, The Claremont Preston offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a bar. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi.
Amanda
United Kingdom
Very nice rooms, very clean modern rooms, and the staff was very helpful.
The Bluebird Inn at Samlesbury in Preston features 4-star accommodation with a garden. The restaurant serves British dishes. The units in the hotel are fitted with a flat-screen TV.
john
United Kingdom
Breakfast was good and service excellent
Good location
No.10 Preston is situated in the city centre of Preston, a 2 minute walk from St. George's shopping centre. Free WiFi is offered in the apartments.
Antonia
United Kingdom
The location was handy, very near the station. Although I’d just booked a room, I was given a 2 bed flat. Mattress extremely comfy, everything very clean. Getting in with 2 codes was well-explained and easy
Situated within 29 km of Reebok Stadium and 30 km of Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Winckley Square Residences features rooms in Preston. Each accommodation at the 5-star hotel has city views and free...
Holiday Inn Express Preston South off m6 junction 29 at Preston. It offers free breakfast, free Wi-Fi and free parking, as well as a lounge bar and restaurant.
Ashraf Nara
Pakistan
It was a good hotel but not according to my ecpectation
Situated less than 2 miles from Preston city centre, St Andrews house Hotel is a family-run property with free on-site parking. Free WiFi access is also available.
Great people made to felt very welcome very helpful
Located within 21 km of Blackpool Pleasure Beach and 21 km of Winter Gardens Conference Centre, Lea Gate by Greene King Inns features rooms in Preston.
Lovely receptionist. Lovely room. Clean and comfortable.
This Ibis Hotel is located just off junction 32 of the M6, 3 miles from Preston city centre. It offers good-value rooms, a 24-hour reception, restaurant and free parking.
Overnight stay close to location of family function
Ideally located just off M6 Junction 31, Preston Samlesbury offers accommodation with a fully licensed restaurant, separate lounge bar, 24-hour room service and fully equipped gym.
Located less than 1 mile from Riversway and a 6-minute drive from Preston city centre, The Park Hotel features free Wi-Fi and free on-site parking.
Very good customer service and included cold breakfast.
FAQs about hotels in Preston
On average, 3-star hotels in Preston cost £84 per night, and 4-star hotels in Preston are £104 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Preston can on average be found for £98 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Preston this weekend is £83 or, for a 4-star hotel, £116. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Preston for this weekend cost on average around £121 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £87 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Preston for tonight. You'll pay on average around £102 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Preston will cost around £124 (based on Booking.com prices).
Winkley Gardens is lovely and The Japanese garden in Avenham...
Winkley Gardens is lovely and The Japanese garden in Avenham Park is beautiful. Lovely walk through the park down by the river. Holy Grounds coffee stall very close to the hotel sells the best coffee and donuts.
Polly
United Kingdom
4.0
Scored 4.0
I was visiting family so that was good, It has tried to be a...
I was visiting family so that was good, It has tried to be a cafe society and there are some nice small cafe's and artisan bars but the people are depressing, seem happy to walk round eating burgers and drinking cans of beer. like all towns lots of empty properties, charity shops etc.
Will be good when the Harris museum opens again next year.
Roy
France
6.0
Scored 6.0
I only visit when I have to, visiting family.
I only visit when I have to, visiting family. I have made several trips over four years. First impression was of a grubby town, streets and public spaces covered in litter. Sprawling industrial parks on the outskirts. Ubiquitous pavement parking makes it dangerous pulling out of residential side streets. I have found little of cultural interest to do in the city, apart from the museum, which has been closed for refurbishment. No decent venues for live music or theatre that I am aware of. Easy enough to get a basic and pleasant meal from the usual restaurant chains. I haven't made much attempt to research into more interesting venues for eating out, apart from RK dining which is great for vegetarian/Asian takeaways. I think there is a good range of different cuisines if you look for it. I guess the University is Preston's saving grace from being a purely industrial town. It is reasonably easy to navigate the city centre on foot or by car, and regular buses. It does have a good number of well maintained and accessible public parks, and a good walking route via the Guild wheel. Brockholes is a good place for nature, although close to a motorway. A range of pleasant areas of Lancashire countryside are a short drive outside city.
Andrew
10
Scored 10
Karaoke nights.
Karaoke nights.
Once the home of English Electric - Deltic Prototype was built here in Preston at Dick Kerr Works in 1950s.
The Ribble Steam Railway is a standard gauge preserved railway in Lancashire, in the United Kingdom. It was opened to the public on 17 September 2005, running along Preston Docks.
Peter Wakefield
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Preston is a lovely town.
Preston is a lovely town. I visit because I have close family there, but I wouldn't say it is a hub for tourists. There are fantastic attractions, like Hoghton Tower, and the downtown area is very quaint. When with family, we usually go to a great fairly local pub or other restaurant for lunch/dinner, and there are plenty of those with great food and ambiance. I love going for walks in the local area.
Fiona
United States
10
Scored 10
Love this area at Barton and surrounding areas of it.
Love this area at Barton and surrounding areas of it.
We love the Barton Grange garden centre and the lovely resteraunts in the pubs in the local area are really friendly.
The spa facilities at barton Manor are really good and ecelant friendly staff there too.
Our anticipation to reconnect with loved ones in the northwest was met with the prospect of cozying up at Jam Pot Cottage, offering respite from the inevitable rain. The kitchen boasted commendable amenities, including a spacious refrigerator, microwave, and gas hob, accompanied by a complete set of cookware. The bathroom featured convenient fixtures and a nearly new shower curtain, while the wood burning stove added warmth to the living area.
Friendly and helpful staff. Good size clean room with a comfortable bed, having quality linen. There was a good sized tv plus iron and ironing board, hairdryer and tray with complimentary tea/coffee and biscuits plus kettle and crockery. Bathroom was clean with soft towels, hand and body liquid wash plus box of tissues and sufficient toilet rolls.
Overall a very pleasant stay and will happily stay at this hotel again.
Very nice Hotel situated just outside Preston town center,friendly staff happy to help.
Nice bar with sky tv.
My room was room 6 top floor back of building, had a peaceful night sleep, sayed over a very hot time of year so was concerned about a hot room but all was fine also had a fan in the room.Nice breakfast 7am start . Would return .
Visited the Hotel for a night out in Preston with work. Great work by Emma to be able to set up an early check in for me on the day of arrival. Room was large and clean , bed comfy, and breakfast was good too. Hotel arranged a taxi for me to my event too so happy all round. Will be back again sometime. Thank You everyone
We arrived about 8pm after a long and difficult drive from London. We were greeted warmly and were in our room within 5 minutes. The staff were very helpful, the room was comfortable, clean, quiet and provided everything we needed. If we return to Preston, we will be going back to this hotel without a doubt.
The food menu for dinner looked lovely. Clean room with lovely big bathroom for a standard double. The bed was large. The hotel was very quiet considering it’s off the M6.
Lovely river views.
Close to Preston for things to do or shopping.
Staff were nice, one particularly lovely waiter at the bar.
Perfect location, directly outside train station and near shops/food etc. perfectly spotless rooms with incredible amounts of attention paid to every detail. The incredible staff here care so deeply about the hotel and their guests (Chloe, Ross and Lauren you're the best!!!)
We took our granddaughter to Preston for a long weekend as we didn’t want to stay in Blackpool and this hotel was perfect. There are a few restaurants close by including the one on site that suited our needs.
Beds we’re comfortable and the room was clean.
The hotel was in a quiet location with ready access onto the the motorway and into Preston. Cooked breakfasts were very tasty and lunches & dinners were good and reasonably priced. The staff were very personable and my room was clean and pleasant.
Very clean comfortable room with tea and coffee and an excellent breakfast. Wi-Fi worked well and staff were very helpful. We will definitely stay again when visiting Preston. Also very close to the train station which was handy.
The hotel was located just a short walk from the city center. The room was clean and tidy and of a good size, the hotel was very tidy and the breakfast in the morning was a buffet and the choice was very good.
Excellent location for work and leisure as you have easy access to Blackpool and Preston. Very quiet and nestled in a very pleasant neighbourhood. Rare to find such s combination actually.
The breakfast was very good, though I did not have any hot drinks so do not know how good the coffee is (petrol station next door serves coffee too). The hotel has an easy, relaxed vibe.
The staff were very friendly. Location is good only about half hour away from Blackpool. The price of the hotel was good. The restaurant next door was good too
The room was comfortable and well furnished. The bathroom was suitable to the size of the hotel room and there was a great view over Preston to the mountains.
Location was central. We were traveling from Carlisle to Warwick and stopped for dinner in Preston. We booked the room at dinner and it was only minutes away.
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