Walsall was birthplace of Jerome K. Jerome and thus blessed in the eyes of the righteous, the writer celebrated in a museum here. Its New Art Gallery is a wonderful new resource...
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Beverley Hotel
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f you have become disillusioned with large hotel groups and want a more personal approach when staying away from home then we can help. Check in and enjoy a warm ... More
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County Hotel
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We are a family owned and family run hotel. Ray & Anna Gilbert, the hotel
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Fairlawns Hotel & Spa
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If you have become tired of large impersonal hotels than you will appreciate the warm welcome you receive and the friendly faces you will encounter as you make use of the ... More
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Menzies Barons Court
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This modern 3 star hotel with indoor leisure facilities is conveniently situated just north of Birmingham. Located close to Britain's motorway network, the hotel is ideal for both business and leisure.
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Lyndon House Hotel
The Lyndon House Hotel is one of Walsall's most recommended hotels, featuring three bars, live music and a function room for corrporate and private bookings. The Lyndon House Hotel is a traditional hotel, bar and ...
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Village Hotel & Leisure Club
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Ideal family hotel with 25-metre swimming pool and extensive leisure facilities. Just 2 minutes from M6 junction 10, making it an ideal location to explore the Midlands.
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Quality Hotel & Suites Walsall
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This modern hotel is off junction 10 of the M6, on the outskirts of Walsall and within easy reach of the International Convention Centre and National ... More
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When I am dead, I hope it may be said: His sins were scarlet, but his books were read - Hilaire Belloc
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