Park Inn Lakeside

High Road, North Stifford, Grays, Thurrock, Essex, England

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About Park Inn Lakeside

This prestigious Hotel, once a Georgian Manor House is set in six acres of beautiful gardens. You will receive a warm welcome from our dedicated team! Whether it's the refined atmosphere of the Regency Restaurant or the informal Champions Bar, both provide excellent food and service. Situated off the M25 near Dartford the hotel provides 11 meeting rooms ideal for training/team building and corporate events, accommodating between 2 and 100 delegates, complimented with banqueting facilities for up to 120 people. With its beautiful landscaped gardens this hotel is the perfect choice for weddings or banqueting. Both Lakeside and Bluewater Shopping centres area short drive away and accessibility to central London by road or rail suggests that it is an idyllic destination.

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