Manager: Robert Brown
Guestrooms:
Address: 4 Glenfield Road, Leicester, Leicestershire LE3 6AP England
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Telephone:
0116 262 7554,
07760 618 017
Activities/Attractions: Leicester is the largest city and unitary authority in the East Midlands ... the traditional county town of Leicestershire. Leicester lies on the River Soar and at the edge of the English National Forest. It is currently, by population, the 10th largest city in England and the 13th largest in the United Kingdom.
Leicester has a rich history and diverse ethnicity. Leicester’s importance was first recognised by the Romans and later by the Danes, who used it as a strategic stronghold to control the Midlands. Leicester is known better for the diversity of its trade and population and is also a historic meeting place. For centuries people of different races and cultures have gathered in Leicester, creating a rich and unique heritage. Leicester’s diversity continues today.
Leicester is one of the best cities in the United Kingdom to sample different types of food because of its multi-cultural community and diverse mix. Leicester provides finest Indian restaurants with truly cosmopolitan dining, sometimes with live music. The range of cafes and restaurants in Leicester is wide-ranging; lively Spanish tapas bars, wonderful Italian cuisine, Mexican, Chinese, Creole, French, Greek and Arabic. But Leicester's greatest culinary strength is South Asian food – and don't mean Chicken Tikka Masala - although you can get plenty of that.
Leicester has long been graced with an abundance of parkland. Just beyond the city boundary lie almost one thousand acres of wild moorland and ancient woods at Bradgate and Swithland. You can see deer roam freely and peacocks strut in the ruins of Lady Jane Grey's house. Within a mile of the city centre, Victoria Park was once a race course, but is now home to Leicester University.
Leicester is a diverse city that is both rich in culture
and in history. This is reflected by museums in the city,
which house many objects of local, national and international
importance. The museums listed will give knowledge about
Romans, machines and motors, dinosaurs, science and the
natural and industrial world.
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attractions.
"The service and breakfast was very good. Great place to stay in Leicester on a budget, you get a lot for your money. Thanks for being so welcoming."
General Information: Welcome to Glenfield Lodge Hotel Leicester ... situated on the outskirts of Leicester City Centre. Whether you are visiting Leicester for business or pleasure we offer quality Bed and Breakfast accommodation at a budget price. There is always a warm friendly welcome at the Glenfield Lodge Hotel Leicester, where we also provide full guest house facilities.
Our family owned, clean and friendly hotel is perfectly situated for Leicester City Centre and close to Leicester’s vibrant day and night life. Glenfield Lodge Hotel is a 10 minute walk from The Clock Tower which is located in the centre of Leicester and a short drive from most of Leicester’s major business areas.
- Our single and double bedrooms all have a sink, chair,
TV, coffee and tea making facilities
- Rooms are available from 11am to 8pm, but check-in time
is between the hours 11am-1pm or from 5pm-8pm
- On and off the street parking is available
- Children are welcome
- Long and short stays are available
- All of our rooms have a TV as well as tea and coffee
making facilities
- In the summer our antique courtyard makes the ideal
place to relax after a busy day in Leicester
- Glenfield Lodge Hotel is a great place to stay when you
are visiting Leicester whether your are here for the
shopping, sporting events, to visit the universities or the historic sites, museums and galleries
Payment Accepted: All major credit and debit cards accepted.
Rates: (Prices quoted in US Dollars).
£19.50-52.50/night
Glenfield Lodge Hotel offers an English/Continental breakfast to all guests.
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