The dinner was excellent and reasonably priced. The atmosphere was cozy and welcoming to someone…read moreout of the area. The people were very friendly, I left my reading glasses there by accident and they contacted the place I was staying to be sure I got them back.

From the owner: Classic restaurant coaching inn with seven boutique bedroomsread more

This hotel started life as a gentleman's retreat looking over Morecambe Bay. Over the years the…read moreplace has been extended and adapted to the point where it is in it's current form. Run by the Bury family the hotel boasts excellent customer service and the staff can't seem to do enough for you. The views from the hotel look across Morecambe Bay and are truly stunning, especially as the sun sets directly over the bay. Unfortunately due to the way in which the hotel has evolved over time it can feel like a bit of a rabbit warren at times and it easy to find yourself a little lost. When I stayed here I was blown away by the quality of service from all the staff and would easily recommend it as a place to stay in Morecambe.

Ambiance lost because of furniture change the lounge was more convivial with the older leather…read morebound seating they were more suited to the original concept of the rococo atmosphere...as usuall the ways of management are not always what people desire....it now feels a bit odd it is not supposed to be modern beware of being trendy. ..

I grew up in Morecambe and saw the Midland hotel during its decline, whilst it was a boarded up…read morehaunted art Deco hotel and for the first time I've now been back since its great renovation. From the outside I was a little disappointed as for me the minimalist art Deco look has always been clean lines, tick, and bright clean bold color or white, cross. The exterior was an off white with and to be honest looked like it needed a good painting. Being on the seafront is probably the reason for this but it just didn't have the wow that I had been imagining. The interior is great, some parts are hit and miss but the majority is hit. Floor to ceiling glass panels surround a large part of the sea facing wall so its a great place to sit and watch the world go by. We ate at the cafe across to the right from the entrance, but had to sit in an isolated booth area because there were four of us. All the sea facing tables only seated 3 which was a little disapointing but a short walk down the stone jetty afterwards made up for this. Now onto the food! The food tasted great and was presented really well on wooden boards. I was only after something small so ordered the bread and olives which turned out to be a large platter with three types of home cooked bread, olive oil, balsamic and green & black olives. The ploughman's platter looked and tasted great as well. I definitely recommend paying a visit to the Midland if in Morecambe whether it be for lunch, some people watch or both.

We enjoyed a delicious meal of steak & ale pie and lasagna. Perfect for a dreary November night…read more Gracious table service and nice setting.

Not the nicest place I've stayed to say the least and the bedroom was very poor with noisy floor…read moreboards. Staff were friendly enough , and the food quite basic ! Not a lot more I can say . Very disappointed .