Quality Hotel Loughborough M1 Junction 23

New Ashby Rd, Loughborough, Leicestershire, England

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About Quality Hotel Loughborough M1 Junction 23

Located just off the m1 junction 23, the Quality Hotel Loughborough is a popular hotel located in the Heart of England. All guests can make use of our large restaurant, busy bar and complimentary leisure facilities. Newly refurbished, the hotel is on the outskirts of the university town of Loughborough. It is an ideal base for touring the Peak District or for a stopover before travelling the 5 miles to Nottingham East Midlands Airport. The hotel is located 45 minutes by car to Alton Towers. Quality Living is our very own leisure club, complimentary for our guests including its own indoor heated swimming pool, fully equipped gymnasium, sauna, steam room and whirlpool. Alternatively, why not indulge yourself and book a treatment in our beauty room? For motor racing enthusiasts, just 5 miles away you will find Donington Park Race Track, home of the British and World Super bikes Championships as well as the thrills and spills of the Auto Trader British Touring Car Championships.

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