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A nice old hotel in a quiet part of Heysham village. Situated a few hundred metres from the coast. A short walk will take you up onto the headland with a panoramic view of Morecambe Bay towards the Lake District. Comfortable rooms and a fairly large car park. Food was good and the service exceptionally quick. Advisable to book a table though, as restaurant appears to be popular with locals and there do not appear to be any other restaurants within walking distance. Both inside dining areas were fully booked and we were offered to eat in the small bar area, but it was full. So ate on outside patio, which is pleasant in nice weather and has its own bar.

Very clean hotel and the room I had was recently refurbished and was so modern. They didn't do breakfast but plenty of cafes nearby. Definately will be returning the bed was so comfy and the tv was big. The internet was free and fast and parking is free on the front of the hotel but it is public parking so can gey busy.

I like it very much. It is exquisite and elegant. The breakfast and atmosphere are all excellent. It is cost-effective. The host is very nice and friendly. I will go there again.

This hotel is one of Morecambe's little secrets. It’s not anything special, it’s just a great place to stay. Not fussy, but it’s clean comfortable and friendly. The views front the sea front rooms are fantastic. Imagine waking up to Morecambe Bay and a backdrop of the Lake District. On your doorstep is probably the best promenade in the Northwest. Breakfast is freshly cooked to order with a selection of cereals and toast. Okay its location in the West End of Morecambe is not perfect, but it’s only a short distance to cafes and restaurants, and the Eden Project will only be a ‘stones throw away’.

Having stayed at the midland on numerous occassions in the last 10 years, we were looking forward to our stay. Unfortunately it just didnt feel the same. Its lost its soul....or more likely had it sold it to the' inn collection' who have cheapened the hotel experience. The reception desk has been move to a ludicrous position, right next to the bar, and you have to feel for the staff who have to answer the phone in a very noisy area. You could clearly see the strain. I'm guessing the sole reason for this was create more table space for eating/drinking? The restaraunt is now open 12-9 to all and sundry. The quality of the food was decent, but it's become run-of-the-mill pub grub. There is no seperate allocated area for hotel guests, so no matter how much you've spent on the hotel stay, you're no different to joe blogg, whos just walked in. I'm sorry, but i want more than that. Our room was clean and well appointed, but like the rest of the hotel, its beginning to look tired, and in need of a revamp. The staff are lovely, the views over the sea are fabulous, but overall, it was a dissapointing experience, and we both agreed that it will be our last visit to the midland.

Popped in for breakfast - best breakfast ever and the whole family loved it including the children - service was fast and polite and the atmosphere and surroundings were spotless and very comfortable. We felt like we mattered and the breakfast was all served at the same time, fresh and hot.

The hotel is right on the front and while there is parking, there is also a large car park just over the road with lots of blue badge spaces. We went for the music festival, which is one of the busiest times and there wasn't an issue with parking. The check in was simple, the staff are very friendly. My partner has mobility and breathing issues but was able to manage the walk to our room. Room was clean, beds were comfortable, enough storage and the bathroom well laid out with a full length mirror. There were chairs in the room, which gave more height when putting on shoes etc for people who struggle. Tea/coffee making facilities and decent size mugs. The hotel itself was quiet but being on the front the seagulls are extremely vocal. The bars/pubs are a five minute walk away.