Higher Trapp Country House Hotel

Trapp Lane, Simonstone, Burnley, Lancashire, England

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About Higher Trapp Country House Hotel

You are always guaranteed a warm welcome, helpful staff and fantastic surroundings. The Higher Trapp Country House Hotel is privately owned. The Higher Trapp Country House Hotel is situated on enchanting Pendle Hillside in over 4 acres of magnificent terraced gardens that are fortunate enough to enjoy panoramic views over the Lancashire countryside. The Higher Trapp is ideal for business and pleasure, offering an 'away from it all' seclusion and friendly informality.

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