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A delightful village location, family owned and operated hotel with 113 bedrooms just off junction 24 of the M1 motorway.
The hotel offers twin and double bedrooms with tea/coffee making facilities, robes, slippers and rooms with walk in showers only.
A Marco’s New York Italian Restaurant serves breakfast, lunches and evening meals and also offers good banqueting facilities for larger groups.
Whilst resident, guests can use Reeds Health Club and Spa which includes a pool, spa pool, steam room, sauna and a fully equipped fitness suite. The hotel also offers Escape Rooms for those guests looking for a different kind of entertainment; free WiFi and complimentary newspapers daily
Tel: +44 (0)150 967 2518
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