Inn on the Broadway | Horsell | Woking |
15 The Broadway , Woking, Berkshire, GU21 5AP, EnglandCompare Prices for this Hotel
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Our property is fully equipped with services like TV and internet connection and can even provide secretarial services being available on exceptional request.
The whole property is centrally heated and is also fully air-conditioned.
A large part of the town reflects this Victorian origin although more recently from the 1970 s newer developments of shops offices and apartments have greatly enhanced the town and its surrounds.
However only 400 acres were used for the cemetery (the coffins being transported by exceptional trains directly into the site) and the relax of the land was used for property development.
Primarily it was the shortage of land for burials that led to the London Necropolis Company buying 2300 acres of land on Woking Common at Brookwood for use as a cemetery.
With the arrival of the Basingstoke Canal and then the railway in 1838 Woking suddenly became more available from London and in the 1800 s the present town started to develop when London had a shortage of land.
Situated in north-west Surrey 25 miles from London Woking was originally a village situated at what is now known as Old Woking the current town centre being open heath land.
In the evenings you can really enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants in close proximity to the property or even spend a relaxing hour or two in the many suitable bars in the neighbourhood.
The Inn on the The Broadway does not have any Breakfast Facilities but being in the heart of the town there are numerous places within touching distance of the premises for you to have breakfast before heading out to the sights and shopping around the corner.
Our property is fully equipped with services like TV and internet connection and can even provide secretarial services being available on exceptional request.
The whole property is centrally heated and is also fully air-conditioned.
A large part of the town reflects this Victorian origin although more recently from the 1970 s newer developments of shops offices and apartments have greatly enhanced the town and its surrounds.
However only 400 acres were used for the cemetery (the coffins being transported by exceptional trains directly into the site) and the relax of the land was used for property development.
Primarily it was the shortage of land for burials that led to the London Necropolis Company buying 2300 acres of land on Woking Common at Brookwood for use as a cemetery.
With the arrival of the Basingstoke Canal and then the railway in 1838 Woking suddenly became more available from London and in the 1800 s the present town started to develop when London had a shortage of land.
Situated in north-west Surrey 25 miles from London Woking was originally a village situated at what is now known as Old Woking the current town centre being open heath land.
In the evenings you can really enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants in close proximity to the property or even spend a relaxing hour or two in the many suitable bars in the neighbourhood.
The Inn on the The Broadway does not have any Breakfast Facilities but being in the heart of the town there are numerous places within touching distance of the premises for you to have breakfast before heading out to the sights and shopping around the corner.
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FACILITIES:-
Internet WiFi in Public Areas
Ironing Board in Every Guest Room
Guest Rooms have Air Conditioning
There is a Non-Smoking Policy Throughout the Hotel
Inn on the Broadway | Horsell | Woking |
15 The Broadway , Woking, Berkshire, GU21 5AP, England
Inn on the Broadway | Horsell | Woking |
15 The Broadway , Woking, Berkshire, GU21 5AP, England