The Bear Hotel

Charnham St, Hungerford, Berkshire, England

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About The Bear Hotel

The Bear Hotel, a Historic 13th Century hotel with existing architectural features blended with a twist of modern design One of the most historic hotels in England, having been owned by King Henry VIII and visited by Queen Elizabeth I. If you are expecting a contemporary and stylish hotel in an ancient setting, you will not be disappointed. Stunning bedrooms with comfortable beds, Egyptian cotton sheets and refreshingly great showers. You will also find all of the latest mod-cons fitted including flat screen lcd TV's, Broadband and wifi. Relax in our contemporary new cocktail bar serving light meals and drinks all day or visit our luxurious new dining room where our Chef has designed a simple yet elegant menu which complements the relaxed surroundings of the hotel.

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