- Dilmore House
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- Dilmore House is a white washed
1850’s Victorian villa situated on the A38 in the village
of Fernhill Heath, 2½ miles north of Worcester.
- Dilmore House is a non-smoking
establishment offering comfortable, good quality accommodation
for both the business and holiday visitor.
Just 5 minutes drive from junction 6 of the M5 Dilmore House
is a convenient overnight stopover.
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- We are conveniently situated
to visit Worcester’s attractions. In addition to the magnificent
Cathedral and the birthplace of Sir Edward Elgar, there is the
Commandery Civil War centre, Royal Worcester Porcelain, the River
Severn, National Hunt Racing, County cricket and rugby.
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- We have an extensive range
of brochures and maps and we are always happy to recommend places
of interest, walking and touring routes.
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- A bus stop for the 144 bus
route (Birmingham/Worcester) is just across the road and the
journey into Worcester takes approx 7 minutes.
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- The Worcester North Park and
Ride is ¾ mile away and this is a very convenient way
to visit Worcester without having to worry about where to park
the car!
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- Dilmore House
has the following accommodation
- 3 double rooms
1 twin room
2 single rooms
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- Every room
has the following facilities
- En-suite bathroom
Centrally heated
Colour TV/Video player
Radio alarm clock
Hairdryer
Hospitality tray
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- Additional
facilities
- Ground floor accommodation
Video library
Lounge with fire and colour TV/Video player
Ironing facilities
Car park for up to 8 cars
Full fire certificate for the comfort and safety of our guests
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- TARIFF
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- Including full English or Continental
Breakfast
- Single Room £36.00 per
room per night
Double/Twin Room £55.00 - £60.00 per room per night
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- All major credit
and debit cards accepted
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- For full TARIFF & offers
please go here
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- Contact: Tony Marcangelo
- Tel: +44 (0) 1905 451543
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