The Keirby Park Hotel

Keirby Walk, Burnley, Lancashire, Lancashire, England

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About The Keirby Park Hotel

Located in the heart of the town centre, this hotel is conveniently close to the train and bus stations and within walking distance of the shops, bars, clubs and restaurants. Ideally situated for all tourist destinations in the Lancashire and Yorkshire areas, the hotel is a 40 minute drive from Manchester, Leeds and Bradford Airports. The hotel offers free, secure car parking for all guests. The Keirby Ballroom accommodates up to 300 guests for an evening function and 150 guests for a function dinner. There is a bar, lounge and large dance floors areas. The elegant chandeliers and decor enhance any special occasion. The Piano Bar Restaurant offers a special dining experience, where you can enjoy modern and traditional cuisine. There is a wide variety of international wines to accompany you meal, or for that special occasion, a selection of chilled champagnes. Adjoining the hotel is a newly refurbished function room, Swiss, ideal for special celebrations.

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