The Whitehall Hotel

Whitehall, Darwen, Lancashire, England

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About The Whitehall Hotel

A Victorian Manor House situated is the base of the Pennines, central to Blackburn & Bolton. A Privately owned, Award Winning Hotel striving to ensure every guest enjoys their stay and wants to return. From the moment you drive up to The Whitehall you realise that the claim to be the perfect venue for any occasion is well founded. An imposing Victorian Mansion, set in 3 acres of gardens & woodland. This is a wonderful place to stay for a night or longer. The bedrooms are all spacious and well appointed. In recognition of the high standards of service, as well as excellent food, The Whitehall is East Lancashire's Small Business of The Year. Further Accolades include the Quality Assured Award from the Tourist Board & recipient of the Small Hotel of the Year at the National Business Excellence Awards in May of 2006.

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