Holiday Inn Basildon

Waterfront Walk, Festival Leisure Park, Basildon, Essex, England

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About Holiday Inn Basildon

The Holiday Inn Basildon hotel is set on the Festival Leisure Park in its own grounds easy reach to Southend on Sea , Lakeside and Bluewater shopping centres The near by Festival Leisure Park boasts a wide choice of restaurants, nightclubs and leisure activities, including Macaroni Grill, uci Cinema and Hollywood Bowl. The Hotel is 0.5 miles from CNH Tractor plant and 3 miles from Ford Motor Company research centre. The Holiday Inn Basildon is 40 minutes from Stansted Airport, 20 minutes from Lakeside Shopping Centre and Southend. Only 8 miles from M25 Jct.29. The hotel features 148 air conditioned guest rooms on 6 floors, including 120 non-smoking and 18 executive bedrooms. High speed internet access from May 2006. We offer a la carte dining in our Junction restaurant, 24hr room service or bar snacks. The hotel is a popular venue for meetings in The Academy or holding a function in our banqueting suites which can cater for up to 200. The Holiday Inn Basildon, in the south of Essex is the perfect location whether you are in Basildon for business or pleasure.

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