Raglan Hall Hotel

8-12 Queens Ave, Muswell Hill, Muswell Hill, Greater London, England

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About Raglan Hall Hotel

The Raglan Hall Hotel is situated in an elegant, quiet tree-lined avenue in north London. We are close to the major road and rail networks. You will be pleasantly surprised by the size of the 48 light and well- appointed bedrooms in the comfortable, three star Raglan Hall Hotel. There are also many other amenities in this friendly yet professional environment, conveniently situated in the heart of North London's cosmopolitan Muswell Hill. Raglan Hall can offer a wide range of services including magnificent conference and banqueting facilities in the newly refurbished Garden and Raglan Suites. Whether you are organising a wedding reception or a corporate gathering, we will take care of everything down to the smallest detail. Furthermore, Raglan Hall has a partnership with nearby amenities such as Muswell Hill golf course and can arrange for guests to be involved in many other local activities. At Raglan Hall Hotel, we offer two very special bonuses: our own secluded private garden (with a relaxing patio area) and Flutes, an elegant, air-conditioned restaurant recognised for its imaginative, modern British food, attentive service and lively Sunday jazz brunches. Whatever your needs, Raglan Hall has the answer.

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