Sleep Inn Peterborough

Great North Road, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England

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About Sleep Inn Peterborough

Ideal accommodation, whether your stay is for business or pleasure, one night or a short break. The 82 queen sized and family rooms combine a warm welcoming decor with more facilities than ever. All rooms have air conditioning, large desk, phone and modem points, interactive TV with satellite channels, radio and alarm, as well as trouser press, electronic door locks, luxury showers and a hospitality tray. Nearby Attractions: Peterborough grew through its position as a focal point for British Rail. Visit Nene Valley Railway and Railworld for a look into the past and future of rail travel. The city acts as a starting point for over 50 miles of cycle routes on the 'Green Wheel'. The hotel is situated on the new motorway service area at the Junction of A605 and A1M. The adjacent amenity building has a wide range of eating facilities.

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