Shakespeare Hotel

27 Shakespeare Road, Bedford, Bedfordshire, England

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About Shakespeare Hotel

An independently owned hotel, bar and restaurant offering a delightful blend of style and comfort complimented by friendly staff. The hotel has 23 en suite bedrooms all fitted with private bathroom or shower and toilet. The Shakespeare Hotel has established an excellent reputation as a conference venue due to its 2 well-equipped rooms. The larger Juliets can be set up for up to 120 delegates. The hotel is the perfect setting for that very special occasion, be it a wedding, a civil wedding ceremony, social function, birthday party or anniversary. For weddings, the setting is romantic. Whether a small intimate dinner or a full reception, help is at hand to plan and advise during the months of preparation. The hotel encourages guests to book accommodation, creating a memorable gathering of family and friends.

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