Swallow Preston Hotel

Preston New Rd, Samlesbury, Lancashire, England

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About Swallow Preston Hotel

The Preston Swallow Hotel is a lovely location for a relaxing break. Easily accessible from the M6, the hotel has a wide range of facilities to help you relax and revitalise. The leisure club includes an indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room and spa, and for those who wish to keep in shape, there is a fully equipped gym with experienced staff on hand. The surrounding area of the hotel boasts some of Lancashire's finest countryside. After a full day out sightseeing or shopping, you can return to the hotel and enjoy a relaxing drink in the hotel's lounge before a delicious meal in the restaurant. We have a Helicopter landing pad available for guest use in our hotel grounds, situated at the rear of the car park in its own space. Very popular for quick meetings or weekend breaks. New for 2006 The Health and Beauty salon is open Monday to Saturday offering a wide range of luxurious body treatments and relaxing massages as well as waxing, manicures and reflexology,

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