Bath Road
Newbury, RG14 1QY Nightly Rates(155.17 - 231.78)2 Star
Property Description
Country Coaching Inn with 30 bedrooms privately owned by Jonathan & Jean Nelsey. Originally built in the 1600 as a Coaching Inn and the hotel has converted the historic inn and stables into accommodation. The restaurant located on-site in the original coaching inn provides a range of traditional cuisine using local produce. Conveniently located with-in a mile to the centre of Newbury and the many corporate businesses. The famous Newbury Race Course is 2 miles from the hotel and the famous Parasampia Golf Course is half a mile from the hotel. Easily accessible from the A34 and M4 and close to Donnington Castle, Windmill Theatre and the famous Kennet and Avon Canal with it's horse drawn carriages.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Coffee Maker in Room
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
Pets Allowed
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Standard Single
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Standard Single has one single bed and en-suite tiled bathroom. The room offers a writing desk and chair with colour TV and bedside table with lamp, trouser press, coffee maker, smoke alarm, radio alarm and direct dial phone. All rooms have been recently painted and furnished with new soft furnishings and fitted cupboards.The en-suite tiled bathroom has a shower with toiletries. 120 sqft and maximum occ 1 adult.
Standard Twin
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Standard Twin has two twin beds and en-suite tiled bathroom. The room offers a writing desk and chair with colour TV and bedside table with lamp, trouser press, coffee maker, smoke alarm, radio alarm and direct dial phone. All rooms have been recently painted and furnished with new soft furnishings and fitted cupboards. The en-suite tiled bathroom has a shower with toiletries. 195 sqft and maximum occ 2.
Standard Double
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Standard Double has one double bed and en-suite tiled bathroom. The room offers a writing desk and chair with colour TV and bedside table with lamp, trouser press, coffee maker, smoke alarm, radio alarm and direct dial phone. All rooms have been recently painted and furnished with new soft furnishings and fitted cupboards The en-suite tiled bathroom has a shower with toiletries. Please request a bath with reservation. 180 sqft and maximum occ 2.
Standard Triple
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Standard Triple has three single beds and en-suite tiled bathroom. The room offers a writing desk and chair with colour TV and bedside tables with lamps, trouser press, coffee maker, smoke alarm, radio alarm and direct dial phone. All rooms have been recently painted and furnished with new soft furnishings and fitted cupboard.The en-suite tiled bathroom has a shower with toiletries. Please request a bath with reservation. 190 sqft and max occ 3.
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Indicated rates for search purposes only; check for specific rate when making reservation.
Miscellaneous Information
British Pounds is the native currency.
Check in time is 12:00 pm
Check out time is 11:00 am
Time Zone is GMT (0)
Opened in 1658
Renovated in 2001
30 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
Leave London Heathrow onto the M4 and head West. Exit the M4 onto the A34 and junction 13 of the M4.Head South signed for Newbury and exit the A34 onto the A4 signposted Hungerford and Newbury. Turn left into Newbury and the hotel is on your right hand side approximately .75 of a mile.
Exit Bristol airport and head into Bristol City. Go through the centre of Bristol City and head out on the M32 North and exit onto the M4 West bound. Exit the M4 onto the A34 and junction 13 of the M4.Head South signed for Newbury and exit the A34 onto the A4 signposted Hungerford and Newbury. Turn left into Newbury and the hotel is on your right hand side approximately .75 of a mile.
Convenient to Newbury Centre and Corporate Business Locations.
London Heathrow Airport -LHR- 50mi/Briston Intl APO -BRS- 55mi
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a credit card guarantee at time of booking. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events and convention, see rate rules.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 1 day prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of 1 night which includes VAT. -No-shows charged 1 nt includes VAT. -Early departure charge 1 nt includes VAT unless 24hr notice. -Exceptions may apply during holidays/special events and convention.
Restaurant Information
The Coaching Inn
Location - Ground Floor. Cuisine - Traditional with local produce. Hours - Breakfast - 7am - 9am last orders Monday to Friday and week-ends is 8am to 9.30am including public holidays. Lunch - 12pm mid-day to 2pm last orders. Dinner - 6.30pm to 9pm last orders. Dress Code - Casual.
Meeting Facility
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
The hotel can arrange meeting rooms and venues off-site but adjacent to the hotel in managed office units.
Recreation Information
On-site Recreation
Sightseeing tours; Massage service
Off-site Recreation
Sightseeing; Golf; Theatre; Shopping; Dining
Newbury City Centre - 1 mile West
London Heathrow Airport -LHR- 50 miles West
Birmingham Intl Airport -BHX- 140 miles South
Southhampton Intl Aiport -SOU- 45 miles North
Bristol Intl Airport -BRS- 55 miles East
Bournemouth Intl Airport -BOU- 65 miles Northeast
Newbury Racecourse - 2 miles West
Newbury Show Ground - 3 miles South
County Fair
Newbury Railway Station - 2 miles West
Windmill Theatre - 1 mile South
Indoor/Outdoor Theatre
Donnington Castle - 1 mile South
Cromwellian Fortress
Kennet Canal - 2 miles East
Parasampia Golf Course - 0.50 miles South
Donnington Golf Course - 2 miles South
Newbury Golf Course - 2 miles West
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