3 Oak Avenue
Bradford, BD8 7AQ Nightly Rates(0.00 - 0.00)3 Star
Property Description
Built in 1880, The Dubrovnik Hotel is a Victorian mansion situated on an oak tree lined avenue. Conveniently located for the city center and en route to visitor sites such as Howarth, Saltaire and the Dales. A warm family welcome awaits you with hospitality that reminds you of the reason you enjoy hotels.
Amenities
220 AC
Bar/Lounge
Bath Tub
Breakfast
Coffee Maker in Room
Elevators
FAX
Hairdryers Available
International Direct Dial
Laundry Service
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Meeting Suite
Meeting Suite
Pets Allowed
Outdoor Parking
Room Service
Security
Shower
Single Bed
Smoke Detectors
TV
TV Remote Control
VCR
Room Information
Superior Double Room
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Superior Double Room in New Wing Bath/Shower-Hospitality Tray-TV Spacious well appointed superior double bedded rooms each with bath and showr. All rooms have hospitality trays, direct dial telephones, trouser press and TV
Single Bedded Room
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Superior Single Room in New Wing Hospitality Tray - TV - Trouser Pres Superior Single Bedded room in the new wing with ensuite shower. Especially designed for the single traveller. Full hospitality tray-direct dial telephone-TV-Trouser Press
Superior Twin Room
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Superior Twin Bedded Room in New Wing Hospitality Tray-IDD Phone-TV-Trouser Press Large superior twin bedded rooms for single or double occupancy. Most rooms have bath and shower, one or two may be shower only. Full hospitality tray, direct dial telephone, TV and trouser press.
Double Room
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Double Bedded Room in Victorian Wing Bath/Shower-Hospitality Tray-TV-Phone Spacious, well appointed double bedded rooms each with bath and shower. All rooms have hospitality trays, direct dial telephones, trouser press and TV.
Single Room
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Single Room in Victorian Wing Ensuite shower-Hospitality Tray-TV-Phone Cosy single bedded rooms in the Victoria Wing, especially designed for the single traveller. En suite shower, full hospitality tray, direct dial telephone, TV and trouser press.
Twin Bedded Room
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Twin Bedded Room in Victorian Wing Hospitality Tray-TV-IDD Phone-Trouser Press Large twin bedded room suitable for single or double occupancy. Most rooms have bath and shower, one or two may be shower only. Full hospitality tray, direct dial telehone, TV and trouser press.
Family Room
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Double Bedded Family Room in Victorian Wing Hospitality Tray-TV-IDD Phone-En Suite Double Bedded Room with either 1 or 2 extra single beds. En suite facilities-hospitality tray-TV-IDD phone. Sleeps up to 4
Handicapped Room
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En Suite Twin Bedded Room for Disabled Hospitality Tray - TV - Trouser Press En suite twin bedded room specifically for disabled use. Colour TV-IDD Telephone-Hair Dryer-Trouser Press-Tea/Coffee Making Facilities-Central Heating
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Miscellaneous Information
British Pounds is the native currency.
Check in time is 1400
Check out time is 1200
Time Zone is +1
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Directions
From M62 turn onto the M606. At the end of the M606 at the 1st roundabout (circle) take the 3rd exit for A650. Go through a further 2 roundabouts, from here continue for 1 mile straight on until you pass an industrial prk on your left. You will approch numerous car dealerships and just before the bridge take the road that forks to the left. At the Honda Garage turn left into Queens Road, then right at the next set of traffic lights. Oak Avenue is the second turn on the left, and hotel is just up on the right hand side.
Guarantee Policy
Guarantee to valid form of payment is required at booking.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel by 6pm day of arrival to avoid penalty of 1 Nights Room Charge.
Restaurant Information
Restaurant / Dining Information
Full hospitality trays are available in all rooms. Dinner, bed and breakfast rate available on request. Hotel Restaurant on site serving breakfast between 0730am and 10am. Lunch between 12 noon and 2pm and Dinner between 7pm and 10pm.
Meeting Facility
Meeting / Conference Information
3 meeting rooms in the hotel that can seat between 10 and 150 people. A number of support facilities which are available with the meeting rooms including translation, whiteboard, flipchart, OHP, projector screen, video equipment, microphone. Available on request (charged): photocopies, phone/fax points, stationery, dance flor, bands/discos
Recreation Information
Recreation Information
Boating-Children's Playground-Fishing-Health Club-Hiking Trails-Horseback Riding-Indoor Pool-Racquetball-Sauna/Spa-Sightseeing Tours-Squash-Tennis Courts - all available close by.
Area Attractions
National Museum of Film Photography & TV - 1.5 miles north 1853 Sales Mill - David Hockney Gallery - 1.5 miles north Emmerdale Farm Country - 5 miles northwest Howarth - Bronte Land - 5 miles northwest Last of the Summer Wine - 8 miles southwest Yorkshire Dales - 20 miles south
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