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Hotels in Preston

Preston is the strong industrial city located in the working-class heartland of Lancashire. Originally a river-based town, it grew significantly in the Victorian era becoming one of the success stories of the industrial revolution.

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Preston is a new city gaining city status in 2002 and is in Lancashire in the North west of England. Preston has excellant access to the major motorways, the M6, M61 & M65 all being in close proximity. Preston sits on the River Ribble which runs through Preston into the Irish sea. Preston is a busy city, with a large train station, and is renowened for its exciting nightlife. We have hotels situated all over the Preston area. Book online with us and find the lowest prices for Hotels in Preston.

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Holiday Inn Preston £55.00 Book! Macdonald Tickled Trout Hotel £55.00 Book!
Best Western Premier Leyland Hotel £57.85 Book! Bestwestern Park Hall Hotel £81.00 Book!
Whitburn House Hotel £30.00 Book! Days Inn Charnock Richard M6 £54.95 Book!
Swallow Preston Hotel £59.00 Book! Shaw Hill Hotel and Country Club £75.00 Book!
Hill View Hotel £29.00 Book! Hunters Lodge Motel £42.00 Book!
Wellington Park £49.95 Book!  


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Places to Visit in Preston

Harris museum and art gallery, The national football museum, The museum of Lancashire, Ribble steam Railway, Preston North end FC, Riversway Dock, Trough of Bowland, Blackpool Pleasure beach, highfield grove.
Similar to many northern cities, Preston has a host of activities for tourists or locals in the area. The Guild Hall offers a collection of diverse shows, which are performed daily at fantastic prices. It also hosts the largest Paintball and Motorsport facilities in the country, for any would be outdoor enthusiasts. It also has an array of pubs and clubs, in the typical trend of the Lancashire nightlife.

Preston North End FC - The Lilywhites

The city’s sporting traditions are famed by local football club, Preston North End. The lilywhites were the founder member of the football league and were the first English champions. Although rich in past glories, Deepdale has been absent of a major trophy for many years, and the club currently lie in the second tier of the English league.

About Preston

Preston has had a conflicted relationship with prosperity and oppression. Although remarkable forward thinking and successful - the first English city to be fully lit by gas - it also suffered the brutal fist of industrialisation. Grim working conditions caused riots through the late 19th century. More recently Preston has relied on the Naval and Military industry to stimulate the economy.
A town with a fascinating history and unique appearance, Preston is a founder of the industrial revolution in Britain.

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