Best Western Lansdowne Strand Hotel

The Strand, Calne, Wiltshire, England

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About Best Western Lansdowne Strand Hotel

The hotel has an ideal location in Wiltshire, located on the a4 (15 minutes from the m4) in this market town. We are very conscious of high standards and service at the Lansdowne Strand Hotel The hotel is a prominent grade 2 listed building, and was built in the 16th century as an important coaching inn and still retains much of the charm and grace of earlier times. The courtyard with its medieval Brew house is of particular historic interest. As you will see, there is much we have to offer at the Lansdowne Strand Hotel. Free secure parking is available in the courtyard. The lounge is ideal for morning coffee, afternoon tea, or a lazy day reading the newspapers. The roaring warmth of of the open fire will make the coldest of winter days seem even more cosy for residents and passing travellers alike. The Lansdowne Strand Hotel is privately owned and run by owners with a dedicated and caring staff committed to providing a warm welcome and a personal and attentive service

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