Clumber Park Hotel LLP

Blyth Road, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England

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About Clumber Park Hotel LLP

Welcome to the gateway to Sherwood Forest! Whether you are a leisure visitor or a business guest you will find a haven of tranquility at the Clumber Park Hotel in the natural surroundings of Sherwood Forest. You will be perfectly located for exploring the area aswell as being conveniently placed for the M1 and A1. For families the hotel is in the middle of all the local attractions such as Clumber Park, Sherwood Forest and many more just a short drive away. The historic market town of Retford is only 7 miles away. Choose to dine in either the Limetree Restaurant offering an a la carte menu using local produce or in the Dukeries Tavern which offers a wide range of bar meals from our new menu, together with our 48 bedrooms and conference suites, it makes the Clumber Park Hotel the perfect leisure or business venue. Why not visit the home of the new sensational \"Robin Hood\" series!

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