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Excellent, 8,5
Offering an indoor pool and a sauna, this elegant hotel is an easy car trip from Preston. There is also a gym with a swimming pool.
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Excellent, 8,5
Hotel in Preston, United Kingdom
Offering an indoor pool and a sauna, this elegant hotel is an easy car trip from Preston. There is also a gym with a swimming pool.
Excellent, 8,7
Just 10 minutes' walk from Preston Bus Station, the hotel has a accessible setting, making it an ideal base when visiting Preston. It is conveniently positioned for those wishing to discover the area's attractions.
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Excellent, 8,7
Hotel in Preston, United Kingdom
Just 10 minutes' walk from Preston Bus Station, the hotel has a accessible setting, making it an ideal base when visiting Preston. It is conveniently positioned for those wishing to discover the area's attractions.
Excellent, 8,7
Located within a 10-minute walk of Preston Railway Station, the hotel is an ideal base while in Preston. It also provides room service, meeting rooms and an express check-in and check-out feature.
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Excellent, 8,7
Hotel in Preston, United Kingdom
Located within a 10-minute walk of Preston Railway Station, the hotel is an ideal base while in Preston. It also provides room service, meeting rooms and an express check-in and check-out feature.
Excellent, 8,3
Whitburn House Hotel is situated in Preston and offers complimentary wireless internet. The various amenities this cosy hotel features include luggage storage and a garden.
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Excellent, 8,3
Hotel in Preston, United Kingdom
Whitburn House Hotel is situated in Preston and offers complimentary wireless internet. The various amenities this cosy hotel features include luggage storage and a garden.
Excellent, 8,7
Holiday Inn Express Preston South provides a comfortable setting when in Preston. It also offers free Wi-Fi, an outdoor pool and an express check-in and check-out feature.
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Excellent, 8,7
Hotel in Preston, United Kingdom
Holiday Inn Express Preston South provides a comfortable setting when in Preston. It also offers free Wi-Fi, an outdoor pool and an express check-in and check-out feature.
Excellent, 9,3
Situated within walking distance of Preston Bus Station, the property offers guests a convenient base while in Preston. Those staying at the property can also make use of complimentary Wi-Fi access throughout their stay.
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Excellent, 9,3
Hotel in Preston, United Kingdom
Situated within walking distance of Preston Bus Station, the property offers guests a convenient base while in Preston. Those staying at the property can also make use of complimentary Wi-Fi access throughout their stay.
Excellent, 8,2
Macdonald Tickled Trout Hotel offers a luxury setting when in Preston. The multiple amenities this traditional hotel has to offer include an express check-in and check-out feature, 24-hour room service and vip rooms.
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Excellent, 8,2
Hotel in Preston, United Kingdom
Macdonald Tickled Trout Hotel offers a luxury setting when in Preston. The multiple amenities this traditional hotel has to offer include an express check-in and check-out feature, 24-hour room service and vip rooms.
Excellent, 8,1
Farington Lodge Hotel offers charming 4-star accommodation in Farington. It also provides room service, vip rooms and a 24-hour reception.
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Excellent, 8,1
Hotel in Preston, United Kingdom
Farington Lodge Hotel offers charming 4-star accommodation in Farington. It also provides room service, vip rooms and a 24-hour reception.
All, -1,0
Samlesbury Hall is located in Preston and is close to Ribble Valley. It also offers room service, a kids club and a BBQ/picnic area.
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All, -1,0
Hotel in Preston, United Kingdom
Samlesbury Hall is located in Preston and is close to Ribble Valley. It also offers room service, a kids club and a BBQ/picnic area.
All, -1,0
Oak Royal Hotel Golf and Country Club offers a comfortable setting while in Preston. It also provides a 24-hour reception, a kids club and a concierge.
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All, -1,0
Hotel in Preston, United Kingdom
Oak Royal Hotel Golf and Country Club offers a comfortable setting while in Preston. It also provides a 24-hour reception, a kids club and a concierge.
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| Low season: | December |
| Average price: | $92/night |
| Cheapest price: | $49/night |
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About Preston
Preston has had a renaissance in recent years, transforming itself into a vibrant northern city. Located around 50 kilometres north of both Manchester and Liverpool, Preston has its roots in the industrial revolution. The streets are lined with iconic terraced buildings, but the city centre has been revamped as a bustling hub for shopping and entertainment. Nature continues to surround the city and Preston is a gateway for journeys into the Lake District or the rolling fields of the Ribble Valley.
The city has established itself as one of Northern England’s major shopping destinations, with a revamped, pedestrianised city centre. At the heart of the city is the Harris Public Library, one of England’s finest Grade I listed buildings. Travel beyond the centre, and there are eclectic attractions, including parks, small brownstone villages, and hiking trails. The best way to gain an overview of Preston is to cycle the Guild Wheel, a 34-kilometre trail that encircles the city centre.
Preston’s location has made it a transport hub. It’s on the high-speed west coast railway from London to Scotland and trains to the capital city take around 2.5 hours. Liverpool and Manchester are both within an hour by public transport, as are many of the attractions in the Lake District. There are direct trains to Preston from Manchester Airport, but visitors landing at Liverpool John Lennon Airport will need to first take a bus to Liverpool Lime Street Station. Preston sits at the intersection of four northern England motorways, notably the M6 and M65, making it a convenient base for visiting destinations across the region.
Preston is England’s 50th city, having being upgraded from a town in 2002 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign. It had been a market town since 1179 and was one of the pre-eminent textile towns during the industrial revolution. Preston is the only town or city in England that maintains the tradition of a Guild.Every 20 years, four days of festivities celebrate the city and its market trading history in the same way they have done since the 12th century.
The city has established itself as one of Northern England’s major shopping destinations, with a revamped, pedestrianised city centre. At the heart of the city is the Harris Public Library, one of England’s finest Grade I listed buildings. Travel beyond the centre, and there are eclectic attractions, including parks, small brownstone villages, and hiking trails. The best way to gain an overview of Preston is to cycle the Guild Wheel, a 34-kilometre trail that encircles the city centre.
Preston’s location has made it a transport hub. It’s on the high-speed west coast railway from London to Scotland and trains to the capital city take around 2.5 hours. Liverpool and Manchester are both within an hour by public transport, as are many of the attractions in the Lake District. There are direct trains to Preston from Manchester Airport, but visitors landing at Liverpool John Lennon Airport will need to first take a bus to Liverpool Lime Street Station. Preston sits at the intersection of four northern England motorways, notably the M6 and M65, making it a convenient base for visiting destinations across the region.
Preston is England’s 50th city, having being upgraded from a town in 2002 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign. It had been a market town since 1179 and was one of the pre-eminent textile towns during the industrial revolution. Preston is the only town or city in England that maintains the tradition of a Guild.Every 20 years, four days of festivities celebrate the city and its market trading history in the same way they have done since the 12th century.