The Claremont Preston - A family-run B&B with free full breakfast, garden views, and proximity to Preston Docks
The Claremont Preston is a family-run B&B offering quiet accommodations for travelers and families, featuring free WiFi throughout the property. Rooms include tea/coffee makers, flat-screen TVs, and private bathrooms with walk-in showers and free toiletries. Guests can enjoy a complimentary full breakfast served on weekdays from 7:00 AM. The property has a shared lounge, terrace, and garden with views, while nearby landmarks include Preston Docks (2 km) and St Walburge's Church (2 km). Free private parking is available nearby, and Liverpool John Lennon Airport is the nearest airport. The Claremont Preston is 3 km from Preston city center and 25 km from Blackpool International Airport.
Pros
Free full breakfast served on weekdays.
Quiet location with garden and terrace views.
Free WiFi and private parking available nearby.
Proximity to Preston Docks and St Walburge's Church.
Cons
No on-site restaurant for lunch or dinner.
Breakfast is not served on weekends.
“This place strikes me as a reliable choice for visitors to Preston, near enough to the M6 for convenience. The recently updated rooms and modern bathrooms are a definite plus, and the consistently friendly staff create a welcoming atmosphere. I think it's a solid option, particularly given the free parking and consistently praised breakfast.”
Luke HarrisonEditor-in-Chief at Hotelewam
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The Claremont Preston offers a variety of rooms including double rooms, family rooms, and suites with breakfast, free cancelations, and special deals
Single Room
2 persons
8 m²
1 Single bed
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Twin Room
2 persons
12 m²
2 Single beds
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Triple Room
2 persons
14 m²
1 Double bed and 1 Single bed
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