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Andrew Brownsword Hotels hotels in West Country, England

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Our top choices for West Country Andrew Brownsword Hotels

The Imperial Torquay

The Imperial Torquay
4.0 star property
Torquay City Centre
8.4 out of 10, Very good, (1,085 reviews)
"Fabulous hotel, pleasant and friendly staff, comfy bed, lovely bath, lots of hot water, close to amenities"
United Kingdom
Sandra
The price is €128
includes taxes & fees
7 Jul - 8 Jul
The Imperial Torquay

The Bath Priory Hotel and Spa

The Bath Priory Hotel and Spa
5.0 star property
Weston
9.4 out of 10, Exceptional, (525 reviews)
"Lovely place to stay"
United Kingdom
Anthony
The price is €271
includes taxes & fees
1 Jul - 2 Jul
The Bath Priory Hotel and Spa

The Slaughters Country Inn

The Slaughters Country Inn
5.0 star property
Cheltenham
9.4 out of 10, Exceptional, (899 reviews)
"Lovely grounds and staff. Room was large but dated and not as luxurious as I would expect for price point $450 -500 per night. Breakfast was great."
United States
Amanda
The price is €238
includes taxes & fees
26 Jul - 27 Jul
The Slaughters Country Inn

The Slaughters Manor House

The Slaughters Manor House
4.0 star property
Cheltenham
8.8 out of 10, Excellent, (175 reviews)
"Absolutely loved our stay. So much so we are planning our next visit back to the property"
United Kingdom
Bonnie
The price is €301
includes taxes & fees
1 Jul - 2 Jul
The Slaughters Manor House
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