Premier Inn Swindon Town Centre hotel
3 StarsCentral Swindon transport links, Modern open-plan bar and lounge
Central Swindon transport links, Modern open-plan bar and lounge
Heated indoor swimming pool, Shaw Ridge Leisure Park setting
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Secure on-site parking facilities, Budget-friendly gateway to Swindon
Glasshouse Restaurant dining, Grade II listed farmhouse charm
Expansive private grounds, Extensive leisure club
Rosemary Restaurant with lake views, Expansive Stanton Park access
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Versatile executive room upgrades, All-day dining at The Bar and Grill
Contemporary 14Twelve Brasserie dining, Modern 24-hour fitness studio
Contemporary purpose-built design, Pet-friendly accommodation policy
Secure underground on-site parking, Designer outlet shopping proximity
Indoor swimming pool, Palm Bar and Restaurant
Swindon Designer Outlet proximity, Customized pet-friendly service
Pet-friendly accommodation, Cotswolds and Oxford gateway
Indoor pool with children's area, Full-service wellness facilities
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Strategic M4 corridor gateway, Pet-friendly dining area
Innovative windowless pod rooms, Proximity to Cotswold Water Park
Faringdon market town setting, Luxurious Courtroom Suite
Modern lodge-style accommodation, Family-friendly facilities
Spacious, individually designed rooms, Award-winning AA Rosette restaurant
Family-friendly accommodation, Proximity to Lydiard Park
Family-friendly accommodation, Strategic business park location
William Morris inspired room decor, Family-friendly accommodation options
Adjacent pub-style restaurant, Convenient A419 road access
Charming outdoor spaces, Hearty British cuisine
Traditional British pub and restaurant, Historic coaching inn ambiance
Countryside views and outdoor terrace, European-influenced restaurant dining
Unique car park access, Modern European restaurant
Architectural landmark proximity, Hearty homemade breakfast
Picturesque village location, Inviting garden and sun terrace
Outdoor garden and sun terrace, Quiet residential neighborhood
Locally sourced beef restaurant, Grade II listed coaching inn
Secure on-site parking, Proximity to Swindon Designer Outlet
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Well-maintained garden access, Family-friendly room options
Purpose-built accommodation annexe, Award-winning Sunday carvery
Expansive garden and sun terrace, Family-friendly pub with modern accommodation
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Intel-brand electronics, Honda cars and Spitfire military airplanes are just a few things that are or have been produced in Swindon. This English destination is in Wiltshire, and originated as a market town in the mid 1800s. Swindon was notably the site of the first lending library in the United Kingdom and is home to the book depository for the Bodleian Library, which includes 246 kilometres worth of bookshelves. Swindon’s tourism culture is strong, thanks to many modern hotels, plus cultural attractions such as the Swindon Arts Centre and the Museum of Computing. The latter was the United Kingdom’s first.
Swindon presents numerous annual events that give visitors chances to enjoy themed gatherings. If you’re a proud bookworm, the Swindon Festival of Literature could seem like paradise. This celebration happens in early May for about two weeks. Besides offering an engaging programme of book signings, lectures and social gatherings with fellow lovers of literature, the event includes politicians, scientists, sportspersons and other notable figures, all helping pay tribute to books, plays and speeches. Alternatively, quench your thirst at the Swindon CAMRA Beer Festival. Organised by a group of ale enthusiasts, this is a weekend event that usually happens in late October. Swindon has had a long-standing association with beer appreciation, and there have been dozens of beer festivals held there. This one normally attracts thousands of thirsty patrons and there are contests whereby breweries compete to be crowned the best entrants in beer or cider categories. Many of the beverages are locally brewed, allowing you to taste concoctions that may not be available in your hometown.
If you’re interested in venturing outside your hotel to learn about Swindon’s origins, the steam railway museum is a great place to start. It chronicles the history and significance of the Great Western Railway, which passed through town and was instrumental in its modernisation. In fact, the museum is inside a carefully restored railway building. While you explore, admire numerous locomotives, a coal wagon and a Wall of Names exhibit, which lists some of the 12,000 people who were employed by the railway works company when it existed in Swindon from 1843 to 1986. Also, make your way to Studley Grange. This multi-purpose attraction includes a kids play area with inflatable and soft equipment, plus a craft village, where people make and sell items ranging from chocolates to paintings. You can even try your hand at creating something while talking to a local artisan. Also, don’t miss Studley Grange’s butterfly exhibit, which features creatures from all over the world flying freely in a protected, all-weather environment.
No matter what kind of meal you’re hungry for, there’s a good chance you can find impressive cuisine during trips to Swindon. You might head to an establishment known for traditional British fare, such as bangers and mash in the west part of town, or feast on flavourful hand-battered cod and chips at a restaurant that’s more centralised. In addition to trying foods specific to this part of the world, you can find Mediterranean, Indian and Thai fare, just to name a few. That means no matter how long you’re staying in the area, you don’t have to stick to only one type of food, and may even feel like you’re going on a tour of the world, based on what you’re eating for dinner every night. Complement your meal with a foamy pint of beer or go with a traditional cream tea. Many establishments, including hotels, also serve signature cocktails, or “mocktails” which feature the familiar tastes of well-known cocktails, but are made without alcohol.
Travelling to Swindon with family members, friends or work mates? You’ll find lots of cool group activities in the area. For example, play a high-spirited game of laser tag at Laser Quest Swindon. This facility features a purpose-built arena that includes fog, turrets, ramps, and mazes, plus sound and lighting effects to complete the experience. Each game of laser tag lasts about 20 minutes, so you and the people you’re with can easily choose to stay for just one game, or several depending on other plans and when you want to return to your hotel. If you’d love to get behind the wheel of a speedy vehicle the Swindon Go Karting Arena is another group activity to pursue. A family owned operation for over 20 years, this indoor track is a fantastic place to go if it’s raining. The arena hosts a mixture of themed races, along with “arrive and drive” events that are ideal for beginners. There’s also a café on site if you get hungry.
In Swindon, you might want to check out Holiday Inn Express Swindon West by IHG, Premier Inn Swindon West, Premier Inn Swindon Town Centre hotel, Village Hotel Swindon. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Swindon, you might want to explore Vervain Court, The Lakes By YOO, Tudor Cottage, The Old Joinery. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Holiday Inn Swindon by IHG, Holiday Inn Express Swindon West by IHG, Swindon Apartments By Charles Hope, Travelodge Swindon could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Swindon, check out Swindon Blunsdon House Hotel, BW Premier Collection, Delta Hotels Swindon, The Sty, Mercure Hotel Swindon East – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Swindon, check out Holiday Inn Swindon by IHG, Village Hotel Swindon, Swindon Blunsdon House Hotel, BW Premier Collection, Delta Hotels Swindon – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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