Holly Bank House

Burnips Rd, Essington, West Midlands, England

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About Holly Bank House

Holly Bank House is a family-run, late Victorian property set in four acres of gardens. It offers the weary traveller a rest, and a warm friendly welcome at all times of the day and night. Guests are welcomed in the impressive main hall, with its fine antiques, suits of armour and, in winter, a roaring log fire. A sumptuous panelled drawing room serves as the guest lounge. Again it is furnished with antiques, and has an open fire. A truly outstanding full English or Continental breakfast is served in the large, bright conservatory. We have ample off-road parking, with room for large vehicles and trailers, with secure parking available at no extra cost. All bedrooms are individually and tastefully furnished with antiques and carefully chosen fabrics.

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