Park Inn Bedford

2 St Marys Street, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England

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About Park Inn Bedford

The Park Inn Bedford is a wonderfully vibrant hotel, set in the busy market town of Bedford. Relax in the Pilgrim Bar before dining in the Terrace Restaurant or work out in The Body Club health & fitness centre. Whether you need somewhere for an overnight stay, an informal meeting, lunch, conference venue or a base for discovering the surrounding area, you'll find the Park Inn Bedford caters for all your needs. The Inn offer a comfortable and informal area which offers snacks and refreshments all day. The Body Club health and fitness centre is an added benefit, giving full cardiovascular resistance equipment with encouraging tuition from the trained instructors.

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