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Find the perfect place to stay in Lancashire, from peaceful countryside cottages and rural self-catering retreats to stylish city centre hotels and charming seaside B&Bs.
Whether you're planning a relaxing break or an activity-filled holiday, Lancashire offers accommodation to suit every style and budget. After a day exploring the county, unwind in comfort and enjoy the warm welcome Lancashire is known for.
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Crow Wood Hotel & Spa Resort
This brand new luxury hotel set in 40 acres of private parkland in Burnley, Lancashire, within the Crow Wood resort. With spectacular views of Pendle Hill and the surrounding…
Holland Hall Hotel
Enjoy the best historic charm and modern facilities.
Mytton Fold Hotel
Mytton Fold Hotel, set in the picturesque Ribble Valley is a hotel, restaurant, and luxury venue to celebrate all occasions.
Foxfields Country Hotel
The Foxfields Country Hotel is situated in a picturesque location just off the A59 in the heart of the beautiful Ribble Valley, enjoying outstanding panoramic views of Pendle…
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Chestnut Lodge
Chestnut Lodge is a traditional log cabin. It is situated on a working farm overlooking open fields.
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The Waddington Arms
Set in the very heart of the village the Waddington Arms is everything you would hope for from a country pub. Independent, individual and genuinely welcoming. We have a superb menu, an excellent range of beers and an exhaustible wine list.
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The Royal Oak Hotel
A 17th Century coaching Inn in the heart of the first fair trade market town of Garstang.
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The Farm House - Ribby Hall Village
Featuring six bedrooms, including a family suite for added convenience and comfort. There's also a spacious family-style kitchen with aga, formal dining room and a first of a kind for our larger properties - a cinema room.
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Mowbreck Holiday and Residential Park
Mowbreck Park nestles in the grounds of the Earl of Derby's former estate, sheltered by mature woodland and dotted with well-maintained gardens.
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