Dukeries Park Hotel

29 Park Street, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England

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About Dukeries Park Hotel

The Dukeries Park is a non-smoking hotel offering quality accommodation and is situated 10 minutes from both the A1/ M1 and A57 link road. Just off the market square and close to amenities, we serve breakfast only due to the variety of restaurants and pubs in the immediate area. A warm welcome and friendly service is assured at this carefully restored Victorian residence which retains much of the charm and character of the period. The bedrooms are comfortable, decorated to a high standard and are complemented with an attractive breakfast room and well stocked lounge bar where the hotel offers a selection of drinks including a large selection of malt whisky.

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