Ramada Farnham

Hogs Back Ridge, Seale, Farnham, Surrey, England

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About Ramada Farnham

Stay at the Ramada Farnham and experience everything you'd expect from an international hotel company. Located between the historic towns of Farnham & Guildford, offering good facilities in comfortable surroundings. Set high on the Hog's Back Ridge, this hotel, in its spectacular setting is a familiar sight to many who travel across southern England. For meetings or conferences we're confident that our facilities will meet the most demanding of requirements and secretarial support is also available should you require it. For Leisure, the Sebastian Coe Health Club is at your full disposal. As of the 1st April 2007, the hotel will have all his bedrooms as non smoking!!

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