Oaks Hotel

Colne Road, Burnley, Lancashire, Lancashire, England

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About Oaks Hotel

Nestled amid 4 acres of landscaped gardens, this renovated Victorian mansion offers attractive accommodation, an effortless drive away from junction 12 of the M65. Boasting a rich heritage, the hotel has been beautifully restored and retains many of its original characteristics, creating a tranquil, traditional atmosphere. Offering rooms in both the main building and the nearby lodge, you'll have the opportunity to treat yourself to such luxuries as a four-poster bed. Perched on the outskirts of the old mill town of Burnley, Oaks Hotel is ideally situated for excellent links to the breathtaking Pennine Countryside.

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