That will offer accommodation & training facilities for young autistic adults and accommodate family, friends and tourist visting throughout the year. Based on statistics, 1% of the adult population in the UK will have autism & learning disabilities, the demand for specialist accommodation and training facilities will increase.

The new hotel rooms will be offered nationally to tourists throughout the UK and through colleges & charities to provide accommodation to families who require respite or want to send their family members to Blackpool for an educational holiday. Has acquired the hotel as a fully operational and going concern with booking commitments in place as a budget 2-star hotel with prominent sea views.

The National Autistic Society estimates that 700,000 adults in the UK have autism, of which 53% are aged between 16-35 years old. The majority receive primary care and support from their families, so it directly affects over 1.1 million people across the UK. The demand for locations that offer supported accommodation for this age group, with experienced on-site care and support, is already in huge demand, but still massively under supplied.

The hotel’s location was sourced for its fantastic position on the front line of the promenade with unspoilt sea views and metres from the centre of Blackpool and all the attractions the city has to offer. Blackpool attracted over 17 million visitors in 2016 and is projected to increase year on year, creating substantial investment