The Sparrow Hawk

Church St, Burnley, Lancashire, England

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About The Sparrow Hawk

The Sparrow Hawk is situated in the very heart of Burnley, adjacent to the retail and commercial centre. The hotel retains its traditional Victorian charm whilst offering all of the comfort the modern traveler expects. The hotel offers 35 attractive, individually furnished bedrooms, all with en suite facilities, television, radio channels and satellite TV, direct dial telephones, tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryers and extra security. We have a family bedroom and two executive bedrooms. For the business traveler, guests have the access to photocopying and fax machines as well as the Internet and email services on request. Our room service and reception will be able to help with any other services you may require.

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