Part of the Clwyd Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information.
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Accommodation in Hoylake, Clwyd Part of the Clwyd Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information. |
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Green Lodge HotelA Hotel in Hoylake, Clwyd2 Stanley Road Hoylake Clwyd Wales CH47 1HW
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Description:
From: £44.95 The Green Lodge Hotel is located close to Hoylake town centre, the local beach and the Royal Liverpool golf course. Boasting nearby picturesque views of the River Dee and Hilbre Isles it is ideal for a relaxing break. The Green Lodge is a popular pub offering an extensive menu with 25 specials everyday plus our core menu, where all main meals are two for the price of one! Accommodation Rating: 2*G Self assessed Facilities
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
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6.5 miles (Garden) Basingwerk Abbey -
7.2 miles (Abbey) Talacre -
7.5 miles (Garden) Gyrn Castle -
7.8 miles (Historic House) St Winefride's Well and Chapel -
8.1 miles (Historic Church) Maen Achwyfan Cross -
8.1 miles (Historic Building) Liverpool, Christ Church -
8.6 miles (Historic Church) Mr Hardman's Photographic Studio -
8.7 miles (Historic Building) Liverpool, St James Church -
8.9 miles (Historic Church) Prestatyn Castle -
9.4 miles (Castle) Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit Chester -
18.3 miles away Ruthin -
19.7 miles away Llangollen -
29.4 miles away Corwen -
29.5 miles away Crewe -
36.8 miles away Congleton -
43.4 miles away Macclesfield -
44.6 miles away Portmeirion -
50.2 miles away Directions: UK Hotels |
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