Buckingham Villiers Classic Hotel

3 Castle Street, Buckingham, Buckinghamshire, England

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About Buckingham Villiers Classic Hotel

Villiers Classic Hotel has been designed around an original cobbled courtyard that once stabled 150 horses. 46 individually designed en-suite bedrooms and suites with all the facilities you would expect at home. Villiers Classic Hotel has produced the quintessential luxury hotel experience. Each spacious, individually decorated room and suites offer a rewarding and timeless elegance and up-to-the-moment convenience; luxurious comfort and classic sophistication.

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