Eaves Hall Country Hotel

Eaves Hall Lane, West Bradford, Clitheroe, Lancashire, England

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About Eaves Hall Country Hotel

Welcome to Eaves Hall Country Hotel - Where going away is like coming home. Come and stay at this Georgian Style Manor nestled quietly in the heart of rural Lancashire. This country hotel has everything you need for a relaxing break and a chance to explore this beautiful part of the country. Rich in traditional northern values, you will enjoy the friendly welcome from the Reception staff. A porter service is available upon request. Relax in the superb Georgian style surroundings and sample the excellent food and drink and first class service. You do not even have to step outside the grounds of Eaves Hall to be entertained - try a spot of bowls on the first class bowling green, try your hand at a friendly game of pitch 'n' putt or, for the more energetic, play a game of tennis, you can even take advantage of the exclusive stretch of the River Ribble for salmon and trout fishing. Revel in the beautiful grounds and superb views. All of the rooms are non-smoking.

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