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BEST WESTERN Moorings Hotel
114 Hamilton Road
Motherwell, ML1 3DG
Nightly Rates (73.00 - 123.00)
3 Star
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Property Description |
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The BEST WESTERN Moorings Hotel provides the magic near Motherwell! Built in 1891 as the private home for a member of a famous Scottish steel dynasty, our beautiful main building has held its charm and offers a unique, understated and timeless air of refinement to this day. The surroundings are undeniably chic, but the overall ambience remains humble enough to be homely. A "B" listed building within a local conservation area, BEST WESTERN Moorings Hotel has built on its 19th century roots to meet 21st century needs and provides guests with classic character. We still have some of the original stained glass windows, and our hospitality is traditional and unintrusive. Enjoy your stay.
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Amenities |
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24-hour front desk
Accessible facilities
Air conditioning
Alarm clock
All public areas non-smoking
Bell staff/porter
Business center
Coffee/Tea maker
Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
Data port
Fax service
Free parking
Front desk
Hair dryer
Hairdryer
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Hairdryer
High speed internet access
High speed internet connection
Interior corridors
Ironing board
Non-smoking rooms (generic)
Onsite laundry
Restaurant
Room service
Safe deposit box
Security
Shoe shine stand
Wake-up calls
Wedding services
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Room Information |
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2 SINGLE BEDS:
Single bed, Non-smoking
1 DOUBLE BED:
Double beds, Non-smoking
2 SINGLE BEDS:
Single bed, Non-smoking
1 DOUBLE BED:
Double beds, Non-smoking
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Miscellaneous Information |
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British Pounds is the native currency.
Check in time is 2:00 PM
Check out time is 11:00 AM
Time Zone is GMT
Opened in 1891
30 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
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Directions |
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·From: The M74 north and southbound. Exit onto the A723 at Junction 6, follow signs to Motherwell. The BEST WESTERN Moorings Hotel is situated on the left hand side of Hamilton Road just before the Town Centre.
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Restaurant Information |
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Bar/Grill
Bar/Grill, on premises, Full Service, International, Open for: breakfast, lunch, dinner, European/Scottish Cuisine
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Glasgow Airport
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Loch Lomond.
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Hamilton Park Racecourse.
6 kilometer(s) from Hamilton Park Racecourse. A historic race course with an excellent reputation for flat racing, although Hamilton Park has hosted horse racing since 1782. The current course was opened in 1926 and has pioneered the advent of evening and
The Town House Hamilton,
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Motherwell Concert Hall,
1 kilometer(s) from Motherwell Concert Hall, and Theatre. This is a large multi-purpose arts and entertainment facility.
Whitelee Windfarm.
14 kilometer(s) from Whitelee Windfarm. Just 20 minutes from central Glasgow, Whitelee has lots to offer visitors of all ages. Located on the edge of the UK's largest wind farm, the visitors centre is the place to learn all about re-newable energy.
Chatelherault Country Park.
4 kilometer(s) from Chatelherault Country Park. Chatelherault was built in 1732 by the Scottish architect William Adams as a hunting lodge for the Duke of Hamilton. This circular walk passes high above the Avon Gorge. Well-used by walkers and families.
Strathclyde Country Park.
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National Museum of Rural Life.
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Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
24 kilometer(s) from Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Houses one of Europe's greatest art collections, it is amongst the top three free to enter visitor attractions in Scotland and one of the most visited museums in the UK outside of London.
Heritage Centre.
0.8 kilometer(s) from Heritage Centre. With free admission, this four star attraction focuses on local history. With a multi-media tour which explores the area from Roman times through the industrial revolution up to present day.
New Lanark Mill.
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