Hadley Park House

Hadley Park, Telford, Shropshire, England

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About Hadley Park House

Set in three acres of landscaped gardens, Hadley Park House Hotel provides the ideal get away from everyday life. Whether for a leisure break or business, the personal service at the hotel will ensure you leave feeling relaxed. Hadley Park has twelve en suite bedrooms that each have their own sense of personal style. Recently refurbished, the bedrooms offer all the comforts of home coupled with some added luxuries that make a stay at Hadley Park remarkable.

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