Westwood Park Hotel Restaurant
Type:Hotel
Westwood Park Hotel, Salop Road, Welshpool, Powys, SY21 7EA
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A traditional pub and bed and breakfast situated in Welshpool. Restaurant opening soon. Comfortable rooms, delicious breakfast, free Wifi, great location. Perfect for leisure and business stays.
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Westwood Park Hotel, WelshpoolA traditional pub and bed and breakfast situated in Welshpool. Comfortable rooms. delicious breakfast, free Wifi, great location. Perfect for leisure and business stays.
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