Lakeside International Hotel

Wharf Road, Camberley, Surrey, Surrey, England

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About Lakeside International Hotel

The Lakeside International Hotel has its rightful position as the most intimate and charming hotel in Frimley Green, Surrey. The interiors are contemporary and have a real sense of style retaining much of its individual character. Our warm and friendly atmosphere plays host to thousands of visitors every year from the individual business traveller, family weekend breaks and of course, private functions to include weddings through to corporate entertaining within our private grounds.

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