Alternative therapies and teaching available
By Kate Burns
The Feng Shui Hotel is a seaside Hotel with a difference. It is a hotel for people wanting more TLC. Gold Hoast Award winner The hotel has been renovated and redecorated to classical Feng Shui principles.The rooms have been arranged with your comfort in mind.
The Feng Shui Hotel has a no smoking policy throughout the hotel, and serves a full range continental breakfast. This consists of smoked salmon, hams, cheeses, fresh fruit muffins, croissants, toast, conserves, cereals, juices, boiled eggs, etc.
The hotel is situated in a superb seafront position with easy walking distance of the Pleasure Beach and Blackpool’s main attractions. We have 16 bedrooms, all centrally heated with double glazing to keep noise to a minimum for our guests, with tea and coffee making facilities and DVD/TV’s in all rooms, irons /ironing boards hairdryers and alarm clocks standard in all rooms.
The hotel is open all year round. We have therapist on duty every day for residents or non residents wanting to try an alternative therapy, such as Reiki, Indian Head Massage, Hot Stone Massage, Reflexology, Bowen Technique, or healing treatments, DNA Activation, and Theta Healing and Shamanic healing available.
Gone are the cigarette machines, pool table, and one arm bandits - replaced with therapy rooms, juice bars; vegetarian food is available if requested. For the lovers of Single Malt whisky we have a wide selection from 30 year old Scottish to Irelands finest and an American range from Jack Daniels to Southern Comfort.
Our selection of wine is growing all the time for the more conservative palate. The hotel is owned by Kate Burns, Master and Teacher of the global network of the Feng Shui Research Centre, Toronto, and an executive member of the Feng Shui Society in London. Contact Kate for Feng Shui Home and Business consultations
Kate Burns FSSA
Feng Shui Master FSRC
Reiki Master Healer
www.classic-feng-shui.com
01253342266
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