The Park Hotel

Dunningsbridge Rd, Netherton, Liverpool, Merseyside, England

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About The Park Hotel

The closest hotel to the world famous Aintree Grand National Racecourse, located only 5 km from the city centre and less than 800 metres from Switch Island and motorway links. All 62 rooms at The Park Hotel have undergone total refurbishment in the first stage of a renovation and all now have broadband internet access. The National Lounge Bar offers an extensive range of wines and foods, available all day. Sunday lunch is available in both the National Lounge Bar and the restaurant.

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