The Pines Hotel

570 Preston Road, Clayton le Woods, Chorley, Lancashire, Lancashire, England

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About The Pines Hotel

The Pines Hotel was built in 1895 and was originally a private gentleman's residence of Victorian design. Situated in landscaped gardens and mature woodlands, the hotel offers every modern comfort and luxury. A truly unique hotel based within easy reach of all major road, motorway, rail and air travel networks.

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