Astley Bank Hotel

Astley Bank, Bolton Road, Blackburn, Darwen, Lancashire, England

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About Astley Bank Hotel

The house, and it's extensive gardens standing in 6 acres of grounds, are still maintained to their original glory. Astley Banks warm and friendly atmosphere greets you as you walk through the front door. Astley Bank was originally built at the beginning of the nineteenth century and over the years has been the home to some of Lancashire's leading dignitaries. It has now turned from a private mansion house to an exclusive Hotel, Conference Centre and Restaurant. The wood paneling, open-fires and old world feel contribute to it's unique character.

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