Hotel in England has window overlooking football stadium A video of a family staying in a hotel room whose window has a privileged view of a football stadium has circulated on social media again. The recording, which gained new momentum due to the World Cup, shows one of the rooms at BlackPool FC, inside the Bloomfield Road Stadium. The development is located in the seaside city of Blackpool, northwest of England. The recording was made by a mother and shows her two daughters. While one of the girls climbs onto the bed to look out the window, the other peeks through the curtains. Read also Millionaire tax: how much King Charles pays and where his fortune comes from Outside, an EFL League One match, the third division of English football, was taking place. It was also possible to see fans watching the game enthusiastically. Rooms located on the upper floors offer direct views of the lawn. While the experience may seem ideal for football fans, there is a twist. Hotel rules require guests to close curtains during games. Furthermore, the intense noise from the fans outside can make it difficult to rest during matches. "The superior suites overlooking the pitch are the hotel's main attraction. From there, it would be possible to watch a match comfortably from bed. However, EFL and FA rules require guests to keep the curtains closed 90 minutes before the start of the game and throughout the match", informs the hotel's website. Hotel Blackpool FC Reproduction: Social Media Opened in 2019 after extensive renovations, the hotel has been part of the headquarters of the Blackpool FC team since 1901. The proposal is part of a project to revitalize the sports complex and transformed the place into an attraction for fans who want to experience the club's atmosphere even outside of match days. Founded in 1887, Blackpool FC is one of the most traditional clubs in England. The team enjoyed its peak in the 1950s, when they won the 1953 FA Cup in a historic final against Bolton Wanderers. The match became known as the "Matthews Final", in reference to legendary striker Stanley Matthews, considered one of the greatest players in the history of English football. The hotel also serves as a starting point for exploring Blackpool, one of the most famous tourist destinations on the British coast. The city is known for its century-old pier, its amusement parks, the Blackpool Tower, inspired by the Eiffel Tower, and the annual Blackpool Illuminations show, which illuminates kilometers of the waterfront with millions of lights and attracts visitors from all over the United Kingdom.