St.Lawrence Hotel

Bath Road , Worcester, Worcester, England, Worcestershire, England

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About St.Lawrence Hotel

This attractive town house hotel, found in the centre of Worcester, provides an ideal base for exploring the Cotswolds, Oxford, Stratford upon Avon, the Welsh borders and Cheltenham. Local attractions include Worcester Cathedral (half mile). Building on the cathedral began in 1084, and its ornate Victorian stained glass windows, Royal tombs and medieval cloisters are well worth seeing. The tower of the cathedral offers superb views of the city. Spetchley Park Gardens (2 miles) is a oasis of calm and natural beauty, where 30 acres of woodland and garden contain rare tress, plants and flowers. And after you day spent exploring, relax in the comfortable, spacious bedrooms offered at the St. Lawrence Hotel.

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