Fleetwood hotels

Hotels in Fleetwood

The picturesque Victorian town of Fleetwood is much quieter and more relaxed than its neighbour, Blackpool.

The town grew rapidly in the 20th century as a deep-sea fishing port, but now it has been transformed into a marina, with a shopping area, Fleetwood Freeport nearby making it the ideal leisure spot. And if you like the idea of a shopping trip, make sure to go to the weekly Fleetwood markets.

Things to do in Fleetwood

Whether you'd like to get out on the waters, or explore the town on foot, there's lots of interesting ways to spend a day in Fleetwood.

This charming seaside destination hosts The Fylde Folk Festival and the Yuto Fest music event every year, so it's definitely worth checking your dates to see if you can catch them.

For a relaxing trip, stroll around The Mount, a pretty green space constructed over a big sand dune, overlooking the sea, make your way to Marine Gardens and have fun on the pitch and put courses or take the kids to the playground. Or go across to Fleetwood Museum housed in the town's oldest building, dating back to the early 19th century.

Places to go and stay

Make the most of your time in Fleetwood and get out to sample as many of the local restaurants and pubs as you can. Strawberry Gardens is a famous, historic pub. Granada Fish Bar is one of the many local fish and chip shops, the Café Royal is perfect for a lazy brunch and The Trafalgar specialises in modern English food.

When it comes to staying in the best Fleetwood hotel for you and your budget, try some of the local places like the Savoy Hotel, North Euston Hotel or B&B's like the New Boston Hotel.

But whatever you choose to do while you're on your trip, get out and see as much of this quaint little seaside town as possible.