The Alexander Hotel

1 Leven Street, Burnley, Lancashire, England

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About The Alexander Hotel

Centrally situated yet enjoying quiet surroundings near to the beautiful 15th century Towneley Hall and Park, you are only minutes away from Burnley town centre. This family run hotel offers tastefully furnished accommodation with 19 en suite rooms, all with satellite TV, tea and coffee making facilities and complimentary wireless broadband. The difference is the service. The hotel extends a warm and friendly welcome to all guests and promise you a 1st-class stay at very competitive prices. The gourmet restaurant offers full à la carte silver service meals, with an emphasis on local Lancashire dishes. In addition, residents can benefit from an excellent and highly competitive weekday menu and fully licensed bar.

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