Mercure Dunkenhalgh Blackburn
Accrington, Lancashire, BB5 5JP
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Set in 17 acres of Lancashire parkland the 4-star Mercure Blackburn Dunkenhalgh Hotel and Spa is a 700-year old country manor. Mercure boasts an indoor swimming pool and a restaurant. Rooms are en suite with baths and showers, they also come with satellite TVs and radios. There are tea/coffee making facilities and Wi-Fi is available. There is private free parking on-site.
The Vital Leisure centre offers a swimming pool, sauna and spa. There is also a fully equipped gymnasium, jacuzzi and massage treatments. The Cameo Restaurant and Cameo Bar offer international cuisine and light dishes. There are also some Lancashire specialities on the menu and a fine wine list to choose from. With good access to the M65, Blackburn is a 10-minute drive. Manchester and its' fantastic shopping and nightlife are 20 miles from the Mercure.
Meeting and banqueting facilities are available at Mercure Dunkenhalgh Blackburn. Please check with reception for more information about our meeting and business banqueting facilities.
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Mercure Dunkenhalgh Blackburn
Blackburn Road
Accrington
Lancashire
BB5 5JP
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Hotel Facilities
 | Parking Available |
 | Restaurant |
| Pet Friendly Hotel |
| Room Service |
| Meeting Rooms |
| Bar |
| 24hr Front Desk |
| Fitness Centre/Gym |
| Disabled Facilities |
| Internet Access |
| Wireless Internet/LAN |
| Indoor Swimming Pool |
| Outdoor Swimming Pool |
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