The Highwayman Hotel

London Rd, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, England

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About The Highwayman Hotel

'Stand and deliver' - you stand, and we deliver with a friendly welcome! An informal atmosphere and a comfortable stay will await you at The Highwayman. The Quality Locals pub was refurbished (October 2002) and offers the best in pub entertainment every weekend plus big screen sport and a pool table in the bar. All the rooms are non smoking

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