The Lister Mansion Hotel

22 North Park Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, England

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About The Lister Mansion Hotel

The Lister Mansion Hotel has just undergone a 350k refurbishment and is on the outskirts of Bradford City Centre. We are the only boutique hotel in Bradford boasting 14 individually designed bedrooms with 32 channel plasma tv's. Lister's Restaurant provides seating for upto 70 people with a relaxing modern Bar area, we are opposite Lister Park which was recently awarded British Park of the year. All toiletries are supplied by Molten and Brown of London to finish off the well designed wet room.

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