The Bull Hotel in Blackpool has reopened its doors following a refurbishment costing £100,000.
It now boasts a new colour scheme as well as extra seating in its extended beer garden.
The pub’s entrance has had a freshen up and now the inside of the property follows a new colour scheme of blue and black.
New carpet and seating have also made their way inside the hotel as well as an additional TV, new darts board and pool table.
There’s also a new style of bar where customers can treat themselves to a pint of Carlsberg served on tap for £2.50.
Improvements to the building continue outside with the beer garden roof being extended, making way for 20 more seats.
A TV has also made its way outside, ready for upcoming sports games and finally, the beer garden is edged with a new fence that’s been painted to match the new interior.
The Bull Hotel is open every day for drinks and the beer garden makes for an ideal spot to enjoy the last of the summer months.
The latest substantial refurbishment by Stonegate Group has been welcomed by locals and tourists alike as the pub looks to make the most of the summer sun in the North West seaside town.
This year Craft Union Pub Company picked up the Best Community Operator accolade at the Publican Awards.
Kevin Long, Operator of The Bull Hotel said: “This is a great time for us to make improvements to our wonderful beer terrace ready for what we’re sure will be a busy summer.
“These latest works make it even better, more comfortable and more convenient for our customers and it looks fantastic! Come in with friends, family or neighbours – this is a much-loved, perfect local pub for all occasions.
“I am very proud to welcome our loyal guests and visitors back to The Bull once again.”
You can keep up to date with the events and offers happening at the pub via its website.
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