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West Lodge Park

Cockfosters Road, Hadley Wood, Near Barnet, Hadley Wood, Greater London, England

59 Rooms Prices from £85.00
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About West Lodge Park

This country retreat is only 12 miles from central London and 3 minutes from the junction 24 of the M25. West Lodge Park is an outstanding 4-star country house hotel set in 35 acres of beautiful grounds and parkland incorporating an arboretum, which contains over 600 different species of shrubs and trees. We cater for small and large conferences with sunny syndicate rooms also available. This is an ideal location for weddings or special occasions. The beauty rooms offer a variety of beauty treatments using Elemis beauty products. We offer complimentary entry to the nearby Parkwood Leisure Club for all our staying guests. 59 en suite bedrooms all individually decorated. Some rooms have four-poster beds, others have their own terrace or overlook the extensive gardens.

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