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Rooms from 80.00 GBP | Situated in the market town of Marlborough Wiltshire, The Ivy House Hotel is a fine example of a grade II listed Georgian building. The hotel offers many architectural and decorative features, which reflect its 300-year history as well as the modern luxuries discerning guest would expect.
The Ivy House has a purpose built, state of the art conference and business centre with ample parking and disabled access. Other amenities include a restaurant, bar and sun terrace.
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Rooms from 107.50 GBP | | The Castle & Ball is at the centre of what is reputed to be Britain's widest High Street. Marlborough is a town steeped in history, and since the 15th Century an inn has stood on this site. Some of the surviving original oak timbers at the Hotel pre-date the Spanish Armada. The age of the building accounts for the individual nature of each of the 32 newly refurbished bedrooms, and for the split level design of the restaurant, but no compromise is made in providing everything the guest of today requires. A wide range of excellent wines is available whilst the brand new Brasserie offers a wide ranging menu, offering something to even the most discerning diner.
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | The Landmark Hotel is easily located in the centre of Chiseldon on the corner of Mays Land and Station Road. 16 individually decorated bedrooms named after local Wiltshire landmarks. Each of these guestrooms offers unparalleled luxury and comfort. The Restaurant offers a high standard of cuisine - open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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Rooms from 85.00 GBP | | History comes alive as you wander across the immaculate grounds of Littlecote House, which is a superb Grade I listed Tudor mansion in Berkshire. Indeed this is where Henry VIII wooed Jane Seymour, so the house oozes with romance and history. Enjoy its sumptuous stately rooms, stunning Great Hall and the walled gardens with herbaceous borders, which burst into life during spring.
The original Littlecote House was built during the 13th and 14th centuries as part of a medieval settlement and was inhabited by the de Calstone family from around 1290. When William Darrell married Elizabeth de Calstone he inherited the house and his family went on to build the original brick mansion in the early 16th century. In 1804 Littlecote passed into the hands of the Leyborne-Pophams and throughout the centuries has been visited by royalty such as Henry VIII who courted Jane Seymour at Littlecote, Charles II and William of Orange.
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| Ivy Hotel
Moormead Road, Swindon
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Rooms from 80.00 GBP | | For a family vacation, a romantic weekend or business retreat, The Ivy Hotel offers something for everyone. In Wroughton, near many of Wiltshire’s finest attractions The Ivy occupies the site of the old Moormead Farm, and surrounds you with an exceptional level of service and amenities.
Comfort, too, in well-appointed guest rooms and featuring upgraded bedding, new fabrics, power showers and free wireless broadband throughout. You’ll also discover the wealth of pastimes: nearby nature trails, golf courses, the largest designer outlet in Europe, the stones at Avebury, Stone Henge, the heart of the Cotswold’s, the Badminton Horse Trials, the Marlborough Cup, Castle Combe Motor Racing Circuit are all only ten to twenty minutes away plus much more. |
| The Bear Hotel
41 Charnham Street, Hungerford
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Rooms from 95.00 GBP | | Existing architectural features, blended with a twist of modern design. 41 bedrooms with sumptuous fittings and stunning bathrooms, flat screen TVs with 12 channels, movies on demand and CD/DVD player in each room. broadband hardwired wifi throughout.stylish bar serving snacks all day and fun cocktails before lunch and dinner. Boardroom for 12 people.Function room for 80 people.
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Rooms from 75.00 GBP | | Set in 150 Acres only 4 miles south of Swindon / 4 miles from junction 15 of the M4.
Modern building with 192 comfortable bedrooms / 42 Conference/meeting and training rooms. Outdoor facilities include football pitches, tennis court, trim trail, outdoor development centre.
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| The Swandown
36-37 Victoria Road, Swindon
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Rooms from 32.00 GBP | | Children over 2 are welcome. Within five minutes walking distance of Swindon's New and Old Town Shopping Centres with bus and railway stations in close proximity. The family run Swandown Guest Accommodation offers 17 comfortable bedrooms, mostly en-suite. All rooms have colour TV and Tea/Coffee making facilities, hairdryer and are fully centrally heated. There is a Licensed Bar and a separate TV lounge for guests to enjoy a comfortable stay with friendly staff to serve you a traditional English breakfast. On site parking is available.
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Rooms from 55.00 GBP | | This historic hotel, a grade 2 listed building, was built in the 16th century as an important coaching inn, and was also home to a local brewery for a time. The courtyard still has its medieval brew house.
The hotel is located on the A4, just 15 minutes from the M4 in this Wiltshire market town.
With 26 rooms, all en suite, two function rooms, two bars and a bistro, The Lansdowne is a wonderful place to eat, drink and be merry, with enticing open fires in the winter just calling for visitors to linger in the bar over a meal and a pint of real ale. Over the next few months Arkell's will be working hard to renovate and restore this lovely hotel to its former glory. |
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Rooms from 59.50 GBP | | The Marsh View Hotel and Restaurant, a new development adjacent to the Bug and Spider public house, is situated in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside in Calne. If you are considering a business trip or leisure break in the area we have the answer to your requirements.
Discounts for more than one nights stay.
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Rooms from 59.50 GBP | | Our delightful hotel is conveniently situated just 2 miles from Junction 16 of the M4 Motorway. Nestled in its own 2 acres of landscaped gardens and surrounded by open countryside, Marsh Farm provides the ideal location for business travellers, training events and meetings, weddings or a base from which to explore the nearby Cotswolds and surrounding areas.
The grade II listed farm house forms the nucleus for this beautiful setting. 50 bedrooms and 8 function rooms offer a variety of options for all occasions.
Combining country house charm with modern facilities, the relaxed atmosphere creates a genuine alternative to major chain options.
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | Please note that our direct dial telephones in the rooms are for incoming calls only.
Our 12 en suite rooms are all of an individual character befitting this charming old inn. Recently refurbished to a high standard they boast brass beds, colour TV's and tea and coffee making facilities, available as single, double or family rooms.
Quality, tasty and 100% homemade. Available every lunchtime and evening, with menus changed daily to suit every occasion.
Snug Bar - With real Victorian settles, 5 gravity fed real ales and an open fire, this is truly a great place to unwind. Our garden and patio and south facing area are perfect for those lazy summer days, for 'Al Fresco' eating, drinking or both.
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Rooms from 25.00 GBP | | Arkell's and Swindon's newest pub opened its doors to the public on 15 November 2000. The Jovial Monk, at St Andrew's Ridge on the new Abbey Meads estate, is an all-new building and therefore includes all the amenities expected of a 21st Century pub.
But it takes more than bricks and mortar to make a pub, and Arkell's have drawn on their 158 years of experience to ensure that the Jovial Monk has a warm and friendly atmosphere.
From the beginning, Arkell's have put a lot of thought into attracting a wide range of customers . Managing director James Arkell commented: "St Andrew's Ridge is a very new community and we hope that The Jovial Monk will soon become a focal point for local residents".
There are already plans for special events like live music events and quiz evenings, and the Jovial Monk also makes an ideal venue for local groups to meet in comfortable surroundings.
The Jovial Monk also offers overnight accommodation, with six bedrooms - all with en-suite facilities.
Disabled visitors will be pleased to see that Arkell's have paid particular attention to their needs. Access to all areas has been extremely well thought out. This includes the bedrooms which are accessible via a stair-lift.
The name "The Jovial Monk", came from local resident Andrew Batch after Arkell's asked the wider Swindon community to come up with an appropriate name. Andrew e-mailed the brewery with his suggestion, which makes reference to the local history - the area was reputed to have had a monastery, and the brewery felt that the name would bring a smile to it's customers' faces. |
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | Charming 16th Century Coaching Inn with separate accommodation in converted barns with parking outside rooms.
Comfortable rooms, personal service and quality home cooked food, prepared using the freshest local produce await you at this home from home.
You are assured of a comfortable stay with every detail taken care of.
Ideal for the business traveller, 4 miles from centre of Newbury and less than 10 minutes from J13 of the M4.
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Rooms from 75.00 GBP | | This modern purpose built hotel, offers the most up to date facilities, including extensive conference and leisure facilities. It is set in a superb area for leisure, sport, entertainment and country pursuits. Beauty Salon on site. All rooms have radios, safes, in-house movies and fridges. Family room prices vary prices on request. Leisure club and Health and Beauty Suite. |
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Rooms from 55.00 GBP | | The School House Hotel is a small family run hotel in the Wiltshire countryside just west of Swindon.
Previously a Victorian school and now a privately owned hotel run for nearly twenty years by Karen & Tonny Ramselaar.
Comfortable large rooms with views towards The Ridgeway or The Cotswolds are all ensuite with modern facilities.
Services include free WiFi, meeting facilities and transfers to and from airports and the station.
For each room there is one free parking-place. Additional or commercial vehicles cost 8.00 GBP per day. Vehicles in excess of 3.5 tonnes cannot be accommodated.
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| Days Inn Membury
Membury Motorway Services Area, Hungerford
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | Welcome to the Days inn Membury an ideally located hotel offering a high standard of accommodation at affordable prices. Many restaurants are located within the service area to include burger king,KFC and red hen. A good quality hotel ideal for business travellers and staff are at hand to make sure that your stay is a rewarding experience. |
| Campanile Swindon
Delta Business Park,Great Western Way, Swindon
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Rooms from 44.95 GBP | | Prices quoted are room only, Breakfast is available for £6.95 which includes both our Continental Buffet and a plated English Breakfast. Meals available all day.
Situated 5 minutes from Junction 16, M4 we provide first class accommodation that makes it easier for you to travel, on business or for pleasure.
No other hotels offers more exceptional value or, of course, the Campanile commitment to quality.
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | This new and purpose-built hotel is located in the centre of Swindon, off the inner relief road and on the edge of the main pedestrianised shopping area. It is also within easy reach of the town's local attractions; such as the Steam Railway Museum, McArthur Glen Outlet Village, and Art Gallery.
The hotel has the traditional features of an Express by Holiday Inn, including a Great Room (with plasma screens) and bar. There are also facilities to have meals delivered from local caterers, which can be taken in the dining area, Great Room or in the comfort of your bedroom. Continental breakfast is available in the dining area, and is included in the room rate, whilst tea and coffee are available free to guests in the Great Room throughout their stay. For those who like to venture out in the evenings, the hotel is very close to bar/restaurants such as O'Neils, Edwards and Walkabout.
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| Tawny Owl
Queen Elizabeth Drive, Swindon
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Rooms from 44.00 GBP | | Arkell's new flagship pub, The Tawny Owl at Taw Hill, North Swindon spread its wings to welcome new customers for the first time on 23 November 2003.
Sitting proudly at the heart of the new community, the £2 million pound establishment - Arkell's 103rd - has two bars and extensive restaurant facilities.
Amenities also include five superbly appointed letting rooms, a family/disabled room and a conference room (called The Parliament Room, following through the theme of Owls!).
Arkells have also added a number of new external features designed for the added enjoyment of customers including an amphitheatre outside, a waterwheel and a stream.
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Rooms from 69.95 GBP | | A 17th century inn with an intriguing history dating back to the Civil War. A homely atmosphere and a wealth of character awaits you with many original features and 13 en-suite rooms including some with four-poster beds. Located in the heart of the ancient town of Newbury close to the A34 and M4. There are many beautiful and historic places to visit close by such as Highclere or Donnington Castles the racecourse or the famous Corn Exchange Theatre.
Food served all day with a sumptuous choice of snacks, a specials board and main menu. Meals can be enjoyed either in the main bar or restaurant.
Most people want to browse around Newbury itself with the famous Corn Exchange Theatre in the Market Place, the Newbury Museum and, of course, the popular Race Course which plays host to racing and other events virtually every month. Donnington is a great day out and must include a visit to the Watermill Theatre and Donnington Castle.
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Rooms from 79.95 GBP | | Situated just a short distance from the famous racecourse, it’s a forerunner when it comes to ‘olde worlde’ charm and new world style and comfort. The hotel blends perfectly the warmth and charm of an inn of old with the best in contemporary style and comfort, boasting 14 newly refurbished en-suite bedrooms, 5 of which are located in a converted stable block. All our rooms come with luxurious bedding, tea and coffee making facilities, free WiFi and our fabulous breakfast as standard.
Newbury is a small friendly town with bustling markets on a Thursday and Saturday. Newbury is an ideal lo |
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