♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠ HELEN’S BRIDGE HOLIDAYS ♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠♣♦♥♠ Bridge is fun!
2nd to 5th October 2026
			Auckland Hotel 312-315 Marine Road, Central Promenade Morecambe, LA4 5AA www.aucklandhotel.co.uk
Deposit payable directly to the hotel needed to confirm your booking.
The Auckland is a small, family run hotel offering stunning views over Morecambe Bay, an amazing natural amphitheatre surrounded by Lake District Mountains, beaches, and tidal mud flats. The hotel is ideally placed for sitting and watching the spectacular sunsets. The rooms are small, but clean and comfortable with en-suite bathrooms, tea & coffee making facilities, flat screen televisions and wi-fi access. There are several ground floor disabled rooms. The food is plain and simple, consisting of traditional home-cooked family favourites such as roast dinners and puddings with custard! There is a lift to the first and second floors. It has a limited number of parking spaces but there is a car park opposite, by the lifeboat station which is free for blue badge holders and there is free parking further down the promenade if you’re prepared to walk or take the bus, so do use the Loading Only bay in front of the hotel to drop off your luggage and check with reception first! The bridge room is small so I have to restrict the holiday to a maximum of 8 tables. Morecambe itself is a rundown seaside town which is doing its best to pull up its bootstraps. If you stand with your back to the town and look along the promenade, it is absolutely delightful, just don’t make the mistake of turning round! If you like a stroll, said promenade is also informative with circular plaques evenly spaced along its length with interesting facts about the area. This runs all the way to the charming village of Heysham. The historic Winter Gardens are worth a look, though there is still a long way to go before they raise enough money for the hoped for renovation. If Art Deco interests you, why not try afternoon tea at the Midland Hotel visited by Poirot in the television series! Fans of the television series, The Bay, will be able to recognise some of the locations used in the filming.
TARIFF: 3 nights’ dinner bed & breakfast per person  Sharing Standard room £353 (Hotel £288 + bridge £65) Sharing Sea View room £398 (Hotel £333 + bridge £65) Single room £389 (Hotel £324 + bridge £65)  Sea view single room £434 (Hotel £369 + bridge £65)  Standard double for single occupancy £464 (Hotel £399 + bridge £65) River View Double room for single occupancy £509 (Hotel £444 + bridge £65)
PROGRAMME
Friday		Arrive from 3:00 p.m. Pay Hotel bill		5:30 p.m. Drinks with Helen
		6:00 p.m. Dinner		7:30 p.m. Bridge (Pairs)
		Pay Bridge fees – collection box in bridge room
Saturday		Breakfast		10:00 a.m. Bridge (Pairs)
		5:30 p.m. Drinks with Helen		6:00 p.m. Dinner
		7:30 p.m. Bridge (Mystery Teams)
Sunday		Breakfast		10:00 a.m. Bridge (Pairs)
		5:30 p.m. Drinks with Helen		6:00 p.m. Dinner
		7:30 p.m. Bridge (Pairs)
Monday		Breakfast
		Clear rooms, settle outstanding accounts
		Safe Journey Home!
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