Redwings Lodge

Great North Rd, Sawtry, Cambridgeshire, England

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About Redwings Lodge

Here at the Redwings Lodge our main concern is to make sure your stay with us is as comfortable as possible. Our friendly staff provide a very warm welcome. The Redwings Lodge is a small and friendly motel offering 26 ensuite bedrooms, conference rooms, and Annabels bar which is open 24 hours and provides light refreshments and a licensed bar. We now have Wi Fi Internet. This is free for the first hour of use.

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