Strategically placed on the banks of the River Ribble,
PRESTON
was already an important market town in Anglo-Saxon times and received its royal charter in 1179 - origin of the famous Preston Guild celebrations, which since 1542 have taken place every twenty years (the next in 2012). The town was attacked by Robert the Bruce, changed hands in the Civil War and saw action during the Jacobite rebellions, while Charles Dickens gathered material here for
Hard Times
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A friendly modern hotel, located in an excellent position for touring the North West. The superb leisure club features an heated indoor swimming pool, spa bath, sauna, steam room, gym and sunbeds. Guests can relax in the lounge before dinner. All bedrooms are tastefully furnished and will ensure gue... [More]
All rooms are non smoking and have been individually designed and include DVD player, tea/coffee, hairdryer and direct dial telephone. Complimentary broadband internet access available in the conference suite.Wonderfully tempting dishes in the Park Restaurant. Room service available. [More]