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| Title: | Dukes Hotel | | Address: | Great Pulteney Street | | Zipcode: | BA2 4DN Location Map | | Phone: | 0871 716 2647 | | Website: | | | Facilities: | - Credit Cards Accepted
- Room Service - Limited
- TV in Rooms
- Conference/Business Facilities - On request
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| Date added: | Sep 06, 2006 |
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At Dukes Hotel you enter a world of genteel elegance.
This magnificent Grade I Palladian style mansion has recently been transformed restoring its original Georgian splendour and combining it with sumptuous comfort and style.
Constructed in wonderfully warm Bath stone,you will find the ambience at Dukes more akin to a private town house than a hotel,where visitors are treated as valued house guests and friends. You will be equally a home and pampered whether your visit to us is for business or pleasure. DetailsGroup Affiliations:Chase Hotels Ratings/Awards:AA 3 Stars 76%
ETC 3 Stars Number of Rooms:18 Number Ensuite:18 Restaurant Name:Fitzroy`s Brasserie Cuisine:Modern British/Mediterranean |
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