The North Euston Hotel was built in 1841, a semi-circular building overlooking Morecambe Bay and the River Wyre estuary. It was built to serve overnight guests, including Queen Victoria in 1847, making the rail journey from London Euston, being close to the point of departure for the steamers to Scotland. The Victoria Bar can be accessed from the hotel or its own entrance from the street, and is a large lounge, with some seating areas raised, creating divisions. It serves 2 to 4 guests, changing weekly. Food is available 12 - 8. Live bands Sat evening at 9pm; jazz every first Sunday 2 - 4; quiz night Sunday 8pm. Families welcome. Near the bus and tram termini and the Knott End Ferry.