Best Western West Grange Hotel

Cox's Lane, Bath Rd, Newbury, Newbury, Berkshire, England

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About Best Western West Grange Hotel

The Best Western West Grange Hotel is ideally located for either Newbury or Reading on the a4. The hotel has a large bar and restaurant: ideal for weddings, conferences and private dining. Beautifully landscaped gardens surround the hotel, with a picturesque courtyard hidden in the centre. The Best Western West Grange offers single, double, twin and family accommodation to suit. All bedrooms are non-smoking; smoking is only allowed in the bar.

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