Holland Hall Hotel

Lafford Lane, Upholland, Lancashire, England

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About Holland Hall Hotel

Holland Hall Country House Hotel is a stunning grade 2 17th century listed building. The hotel is privately owned and has recently undergone a massive 750,000 GBP redevelopment. Bedrooms, restaurant, function rooms and lounges have been completely refurbished. It is well located in west Lancashire, within minutes of the M6 at Junction 26, close to Wigan and Skelmersdale. Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty and surrounded by woodland, enjoy excellent views of the adjacent Dean Wood golf course and forest.

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