Bull Hotel

Westgate, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England

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About Bull Hotel

The Bull Hotel is an exclusive hotel in the heart of the city of Peterborough. A stone's throw away from the Norman Peterborough Cathedral and opposite the modern Queensgate Shopping Centre. Situated in the heart of the city of Peterborough and minutes from the railway and bus stations. 118 fully-equipped bedrooms, including internet access through the television with infrared keyboard and satellite TV. Independent Conference Centre with seven air-conditioned rooms with maximum daylight and state of the art technology. Computer flooring and isdn facility. Ballroom capacity of 180 with four additional training rooms, Osib's restaurant, Pastroudis bar and lounge. Over 100 car park places for overnight guests. Rates don't include breakfast.

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