Cranbrook Hotel

22-24 Coventry Road, Ilford, Ilford, Greater London, England

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About Cranbrook Hotel

The Cranbrook Hotel is ideally situated for both business and recreational purposes. The pleasant location enables easy access to central London (15 minutes by train) and 5 minutes from Gants Hill tube. A short walk into the centre of town provides the visitor with a number of essential facilities, with newly established shopping precincts, markets and all major banks & building societies. However, if relaxation is on your agenda then a number of recreational pursuits are close at hand. For the thespian, there is the Kenneth Moore Theatre, which attracts many well-known dance and drama acts, while for the more active, a stroll through the beautiful Valentine's Park can be just the thing to provide an appetite for the evening's entertainment. For the night owls, there are a large variety of pubs, clubs and restaurants to choose between, as well as snooker clubs, top golf courses and a leisure centre for those that like to keep in shape. For business guests, we have the facility to cater for corporate functions, seminars & special events. Groups of 5 to 500 people in any single event can be accommodated.

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