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Brochure and Events January to June 2020 Welcome The North Euston Hotel which opened in 1841 was designed by the foremost architect of the day, Decimus Burton. It derives its name from the fact that it stood at the end of the railway line from London Euston. The Imposing frontage dominates the Fleetwood waterfront, and enjoys spectacular panoramic views of the Wyre estuary and the Lake District hills. Ideally situated within easy walking distance of the town centre and local amenities including Marine Hall and directly across from the tram stop which can deliver you to the bright lights of Blackpool and back again! Renowned for quality and service in comfortable surroundings we are a perfect choice for business or pleasure, somewhere you’ll want to return to time and time again. As a family owned hotel and with a great team of management and staff, you are sure to find a warm welcome whatever the occasion! We look forward to welcoming you! The North Euston Hotel 2020 Rack Rate 1st January to 22nd December Single Room Double Room Bed & Breakfast £101.00 £110.00 Dinner Bed & Breakfast £118.50 £145.00 Prices quoted are for standard rooms only, sea view, superior & executive rooms do carry a supplement. All rates are per room per night and include VAT. Children’s tariff when sharing with full paying adult Cots charged at £10.00 per stay B & B D, B & B 2 to 10 year olds £16.00 £22.00 11 to 15 year olds £16.00 £27.50 DIRECT IS BEST!!! We offer a best rate guarantee Plus by booking direct we can also offer you * A complimentary voucher to spend on food & drink in the Victoria Bar available on certain rates plans. * Priority room allocation - by booking directly with us, you will receive priority consideration for requests, early check in and upgrades * Special offers and promotions only available when you book direct FOR SPECIAL OFFERS CALL 01253 876525 OR GO TO WWW.NORTHEUSTONHOTEL.COM **Free Wi-Fi available** The Bay Dining in the stylish surroundings of the Bay is an enjoyable experience whether it’s a full English, lazy pot of tea or a gourmet experience. We serve breakfast from 7:00 am (8:00 am Sundays) for residents and non residents alike. With a buffet of tea, coffee, toast, juices, yoghurts, fruit and cereals plus home cooked breakfasts direct from the kitchen. There is a lively atmosphere to be found here throughout the day with guests and locals who regularly visit us. In the evening, our chef offers an excellent value dinner menu, prepared using fine local ingredients. Positioned at the front of the hotel it boasts lovely views over the Wyre estuary and with its modern décor it’s a great place to get together with a group of friends or a romantic meal for two. B ay S AVER Victoria Bar A welcome and relaxing atmosphere can be found in the Victoria Bar in which we serve a variety of drinks to suit all tastes from real ale to a glass of fine wine. As a family friendly hotel it is a great place for families to spend an afternoon. We have a full menu available from 12:00 pm everyday which includes snacks, light bite options, traditional pub meals and a kids menu, our Fleetwood Fish & Chips is a firm favourite! Sunday afternoons & selected evenings throughout the year in the Victoria Bar are a lively affair as we host a selection of top local bands and artistes. Listings for these can be found opposite or on our website. A large screen television showing the big match (whatever that may be) can also be found in here. Gift Ideas Treat your loved ones to a North Euston Gift Voucher. Just for you Which they can use to pay for, or put towards food & drink in the Bay or Victoria Bar, special events, the gym or hotel accommodation. Alternatively, we can arrange wine, chocolates, flowers… 5th January - Wyre Levee Stompers 5th April - Wyre Levee Stompers 12th January - Thistle 12th April - Captains Crew 19th January - Fylde Ukulele Nework 19th April - Daniel Sings 26th January - To Be Confirmed 26th April - North Euston Orpheans 2nd February - Wyre Levee Stompers 3rd May - Wyre Levee Stompers 9th February - Back of the Bush 10th May - Thistle 16th February - North Euston Orpheans 17th May - Fylde Ukulele Nework 23rd February - ELVIS tribute Eddie P 24th May - ELVIS tribute Eddie P 1st March - Wyre Levee Stompers 31st May - Lounge Singer Mike Palmer 8th March - Phantom Voices 7th June - Wyre Levee Stompers 15th March - Fylde Ukulele Nework 14th June - Ian Gartside Trio 22nd March - Daniel Sings 21st June - ELVIS tribute Eddie P 29th March - Brother Rabbit 28th June - North Euston Orpheans Rest We currently have 53 bedrooms, which include singles, doubles, twins and family rooms. For your convenience all are en-suite and have toiletries, hospitality trays, colour flat screen televisions, trouser press, direct dial telephones, hairdryers and free wireless internet access. A daily housekeeping service ensures the highest standard of comfort for all our guests. Laundry, ironing facilities and cots for infants are available upon request. Many of the rooms boast wonderful views across the Wyre estuary for you to wake up to. A full refurbishment programme is underway and we are making every attempt to modernise the bedrooms whilst retaining the charm and character of this Grade II listed building. For that extra indulgence, why not enquire about a sea-view, superior or executive room. For guests with limited mobility, our lift will transport you up to the first & second floors. JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2020 SPECIAL OFFER Minimum Two night stay (Based on two guests in a standard double room) Plus a £10.00 voucher off food to spend on your first night Stay three nights & receive complimentary desserts when you order two main course meals (excludes first night) Stay four or more nights & we’ll also include a voucher for tea or coffee with scones, jam & cream. CAPE CRUSADERS Friday 31st January 7:00 pm for 7:30 pm Sit Down Join us along with European Wine Growers Association for an evening of fine food with accompanying wines from South Africa. Start the evening with a welcoming drink & canapes then follow with a three course meal and wines. Only * 30.95 per person Or cancel the taxi and book an overnight package from 132.00 which includes Wine & Dine, Bed & Breakfast Prices Based on Two Guests in a Standard Room Single Rooms from £93.55 including Wine & Dine, Bed & Breakfast Relax Our lounge here at the North Euston is the perfect place for relaxing. Situated at the back of the hotel away from the hustle and bustle with comfortable seating it has a quiet peaceful atmosphere. Free broadband wireless internet is available throughout the hotel for guests use, just check with reception for the latest password. Want to play a game of cards or a board game? We have a selection available for you to borrow. Want to read your paper or book, or just catch up with friends? Be our guest, it’s our aim to make you feel at home. Served 12:00 till 8:00 pm • Chicken Ham & Leek Pie • Cottage Pie, Chips, Peas, Carrots & Gravy • Cumberland Sausage, Mash, Peas & Onion Gravy • 4oz Burger,Shoe String Fries and Onion Rings • Mushroom Stroganoff with Whole-grain Rice • Ham and Chips with Two Fried Eggs • Pasta Carbonara Top it off … For your burger… Bacon, BBQ Pulled Pork, Chilli Con Carne £1.00 each Cheese Melt, Pan Fried Onions, Grilled Mushroom, BBQ Sauce 50p each Chef’s Vegetable Selection £3.00 Garlic Bread £2.60 Garlic Bread with Cheese £2.85 Pint of Carling, Tetleys, Strongbow, Coors, Worthingtons or Caffreys £2.50 each House Wine 125ml glass £2.10, 250ml glass £3.40, Bottle £9.50 Cup of Tea or Coffee £1.80 with free refills . Danish Gammon Steak with Two Fried Eggs or Fresh Pineapple Rump Steak (Minimum 21 day aged) Sirloin Steak (Minimum 21 day aged) With Half Grilled Tomato, Mushroom, Garden Peas & Seasoned Chips Pork Steak and Garlic Mushroom Sauce Chicken Breast with Dianne Sauce Fillet of Salmon with a Tarragon Cream Sauce Top it off …Dianne, Pepper, Stilton, Bernaise or Garlic Mushroom Sauce £1.75 Three Onion Rings £1.50 Chef’s Vegetable Selection £3.00 Your seasoned chips can be exchanged for med, jacket or buttered baby potatoes Sorry, not available in conjunction with any other offer. Cannot accept money off vouchers / dinner vouchers. Friday 21st February 7:00 pm start. BODY ON THE BLACK PEARL Avast Ye Super Sleuths! It’s time to set sail on stranger tides on a Pirate adventure full of mutineers, mystery and murder. The search for a buried treasure guarded by a Caribbean curse leads to the discovery of a corpse in the cabin of the Black Pearl. Was it a felonious freebooter, a corrupt cockswain, or a questionable quartermaster who committed the crime in order to reap the rewards of the dead man’s chest? Only *£30.95 p p for dinner & show or from £132.00 which includes double room, Murder Mystery, Dinner & Breakfast or Single Rooms from £94.00 *Full payment is required for the Murder Mystery at time of booking & is non-refundable or transferable. In the event of a cancellation, our usual 48 hour cancellation policy applies for accommodation but unfortunately tickets will still be charged. Please read t’s & c’s. Your exclusive invite to our upcoming wedding fair on Thursday 27th February 6:00 till 9:00 pm The perfect opportunity to explore our beautiful venue, meet our wedding coordinators and discover local suppliers.
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