You don't go to a 2nd hand car dealers with £100.00 and expect to buy a Bentley,so don't expect The Ritz london when you book into the Savoy. We paid £60.00 for b&b 2 people for 2 nights which was a bargain. On arrival we were greeted with a smile from the girl on reception.
The room was a good size and clean. The paintwork was a bit chipped and wallpaper had a small piece coming away from wall but unless your paying 4 or 5 * prices that dosen't matter.
Breakfast was a help yourself buffet,which was very nice. We booked for for evening meal 3 course plus tea or coffee only £12.50 each. The only problem was,the room was very hot as there was no way of turning the radiators off. Will be going back soon for another stay.

My partner and I had booked a double room for two nights, arrived and were stuck right at the top of the hotel with a fire glass window. It was dark and dingey and the only other window was in the bathroom, bit opened about 2 inches before it hit a drainpipe. The final straw was when using the shower the sliding door fell in on me. We went down 4 floors to reception where we were given another key to "try". Back up 4 floors, collect all our things, go to new room and find a single bed. Back down to reception where we are told it's a 3 quarter size bed adequate for 2 people. My partner is 6"5, so this was a joke. After a bit of arguing backwards and forwards over whether they could charge us for a double room and expect us to sleep top and tail, the manager finally gave us the keys to a family room, which was ok. It could have been a room at the London Savoy by this point, we were already considering booking into a Travelodge down the road. The hotel continued to disappoint for the rest of our stay, particularly the poor breakfast offering. It is a crying shame that such a beautiful building which must be steeped in history is run in such a shabby manner, surely it deserves better.
(we did formally complain to the hotel later, and received as compensation a free night's stay, at the Savoy. We are yet to cash it in)

if you wish to book into a sauna then this is the hotel for you. The temperature in the rooms was unbeareable at times. Don't whatever you do jump onto the bed as you will break your back. It the without doubt the hardest bed I have ever attempted to slept on. The decor is like many hotels in Blackpool in that it is falling to bits aroung the edges and in desperate need of a refurb. The food was ok. Breakfast is buffet including the toast which is laid out under the hot lamp dried up to within an inch of its life. I agree with other reviews which say that you get what you pay for. In the future I will pay more to get more at an alternate hotel. Evening entertainment was 1 bloke on a keyboard who kept the small crowd well entertained.

We stayed at the Savoy in October half term. We have not left a review until now as we had hoped the management of this Company would respond to the letters of complaint, with photographs that we sent to the hotel, the Complaints dept and finally the MD; the latter hasn't even had the courtesy to acknowledge receipt.
The hotel was dirty and the room my husband and son shared was not fit to be let. It was mouldy and the wallpaper had been patched many times over to cover whatever lay beneath.
The other room had ripped curtains, soiled chairs, a tv that didn't work and the room wasn't cleaned properly over the three nights we were there. The restaurant was dirty and we have a photo where we wrote "Clean Me" in the dust.
We complained daily and were assured each day we would be moved; we weren't each day returning to find our bags still packed where we had left them. The staff were apologetic but ineffectual; the Manager of the hotel has since said we should have complained to him but as he was not on duty and we complained to the duty manager this is apparently not good enough. After three days of apologies and a total lack of response since we arrived home (save for the offer of a return visit for a discounted price; why would we?) it seems that this is Brittania Hotel's approach to complaints generally.
The hotel asks for payment in full when you check in; don't pay this until you've seen the room. If we had done this we would have walked away and just lost the deposit of £120 rather than £500+ and the disappointment that went with this whole experience.