outsider wrote:Surly we have enough hotels, Now we need something to get people to come here.
KenH wrote:outsider wrote:Surly we have enough hotels, Now we need something to get people to come here.
No, we don't have enough of the budget hotel chains. We have a vast surplus of old fashioned boarding houses that many people simply won't touch today, despite some of them being excellent quality. Many people will not look beyond the chains and if the chains aren't here, they won't come and stay.
shrimpnsave wrote:or will it just be the bay scenery they come for
shrimpnsave wrote:KenH wrote:outsider wrote:Surly we have enough hotels, Now we need something to get people to come here.
No, we don't have enough of the budget hotel chains. We have a vast surplus of old fashioned boarding houses that many people simply won't touch today, despite some of them being excellent quality. Many people will not look beyond the chains and if the chains aren't here, they won't come and stay.
But why would visitors come to Morecambe in the first place,the town has hardly any thing to offer as "entertainment" at this rate we'll have more shops and "hotels" than visitors,or will it just be the bay scenery they come for
New_Ground_Watcher wrote:According to The Visitor there's going to be a new Brewers Fayre pub and Premier Inn on the site of the existing Ranch House. The second best pub in Morecambe (as voted for by Visitor readers) is going to be replaced by another plastic pub. The Ranch is the best pub in town for sports, good beer, great service, live bands and good atmosphere. I know it could do with a refurb but a Brewers Fayre?
As for the shopping park they've got B&M (already in town) and TK Maxx.
Does anybody think this is a good idea?
New_Ground_Watcher wrote:I was queuing at the roundabout on the prom at the end of Central Drive today waiting for those stupid lights at Aldi to change when it struck me! Will there be more lights at the entrance to the new shopping park? If so there's no hope left, the prom will be a permanent car park, a no go zone!
New_Ground_Watcher wrote:Good news about the Imperial though, it was a great pub back in the 70s and 80s.
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