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Located in Gerrards Cross, the hotel is only 3 kilometres away from the beautiful Colne Valley Regional Park, a perfect place in which to spend your downtime. In addition, Windsor Castle and LEGOLAND® are both within 30 minutes by car.
The Bull Gerrards Cross has origins back to 1688 when the London to Oxford Road was one of the principal coaching routes in England. The hotel even boasts an entry in the Guinness Book of World Records for having the longest single frontage of any coaching tavern in England. Whilst we have come a long way from our roots as a coaching inn, we remain true to the values of offering a warm welcome to travellers not only from the UK but also overseas
Beautiful landscaped gardens, ample free car parking, wireless high speed internet access in all public areas, Beeches Restaurant, Jack Shrimpton & the Conservatory Lounge bars, Weddings & Private dining available.
Total number of guest rooms: 150
subdivided into: 4 SGL | 85 DBL | 4 Junior Suites
The 4-star hotel offers 150 comfortable guest rooms with Bathroom with bathtub, air conditioning, minibar, Pay TV, Wi-Fi, room safe and Windows for opening.
Total number of apartments : 0
The 4-star hotel offers comfortable apartments with fridge.
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Meeting packages are submitted on request.
Special incentives will be arranged according to your requirements.
Additional meeting equipment on request.
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Arriving by car
M40-Exit jct 2, take the A355 to Beaconsfield. After 1/2 mile at roundabout take A40 to Gerrards Cross. The hotel is situated 2 miles on the right M4-Exit jct 6, follow signs to Slough Central A355, continue to Beaconsfield. At the roundabout take A40 to Gerrards Cross M1-Take exit 6A, join the M25,then... M25-Exit jct 16 towards Oxford via M40 then...
Arriving by public transportation
Service from Marylebone to Gerrards Cross approximately 35 minutes.
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