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Lancaster Visitor Information Centre the Storey, Meeting House Lane, Lancaster, LA1 1TH T: 01524 582394 E: Lancastervic@Lancaster.Gov.Uk W: Visitlancaster.Org.Uk Lancaster Visitor Information Centre The Storey, Meeting House Lane, Lancaster, LA1 1TH T: 01524 582394 E: [email protected] W: visitlancaster.org.uk 1 & Heysham to Crook O’Lune, 2 Skerton River Lune Millennium Park and Lune Aqueduct Retail Park 3 Quay Meadow Ayre een Gr Skate Park 4 Retail Park Superstore Vicarage Field Buses & Taxis . only D R H T R NO Long 5 Stay Buses & Taxis only Cinema LANCASTER VISITOR Long 6 INFORMATION CENTRE Stay e Gregson Th et Street Centre Storey Mark Bashful Alley Sir Simons Arcade Long 7 Stay Long Stay Buses & Taxis only Magistrates 8 Court Long Stay 9 Canal Cruise BMI Hospital University 10 Hospital of Cumbria visitors 11 AB CDEFG H HOTELS & GUEST The Castle at Hornby Lowfield 30 Waterside Lakewood Cottages ACCOMMODATION VB GA ★ Q GA AA SC «««« VB SC «««« Gold CITY CENTRE 49 Main Street Bay Horse 30 Water Street Cragg Hall Farm Hornby Lancaster Lancaster Galgate The Borough Rooms LA2 8JT LA2 0HR LA1 1AY Lancaster, LA2 0HN Q GA 01524 222279 07718 740714 07850 353530 01524 751053 3 Dalton Square Map Ref D4 Lancaster, LA1 1PP The Fenwick Low House Farm Lodge View Cottages 01524 64170 AA GA «««« VB GA F «««« SELF CATERING VB SC «««« Map Ref F7 Hornby Road Low Lane FURTHER AFIELD Far Lodge Quernmore Claughton Claughton Lancaster, LA2 9EF Rooms @ Lancaster Lancaster, LA2 9RZ Ashbank Cottage 01524 63109 The Station House LA2 9LA 01524 221260 VB SC «««« Q GA 01524 221157 Ashleys, Tatham, Lowfield 25 Meeting House Lane The Mill at Lancaster Q SC Lancaster, LA1 1TX The Fleece Conder Green LA2 8PH Bay Horse 01524 381060 Q GA VB I ««« 01524 263030 / Lancaster, LA2 0HR Map Ref A7 Dolphinholme Thurnham Mill Lane 07836 500091 07718 740714 Lancaster Conder Green The Royal LA2 9AQ Lancaster, LA2 0BD Ashton Hall Cottages Patty’s Farm Barn Q GA 01524 791233 01524 752852 VB SC «««« VB SC «««« Thurnham St Ashton with Stodday Hillam Lane Lancaster Hipping Hall Premier Inn LA2 0AJ Cockerham, LA2 0DY LA1 1YD AA GA ««««« Gold GA 01524 751325 / 01524 751285 01524 65007 Cowan Bridge Lancaster Business Park 07780 680987 Map Ref E8 Kirkby Lonsdale, Caton Road, Lancaster Post Box Apartment LA6 2JJ LA1 3PE Beck Cottage Q SC Toll House Inn 015242 71187 0871 5278576 VB SC «««« Hornby Post Office AA I «««« Wyresdale Road 8-10 Main Street Penny Street Holiday Inn University of Cumbria Quernmore Hornby, LA2 8JR Lancaster, LA1 1XT AA H ««« VB C ««« Lancaster, LA2 9EF 01524 221237 01524 599900 Waterside Park, Waddell Halls 01524 36873 Map Ref D9 Lancaster Bowerham Road Quernmore LA1 3RA Lancaster, LA1 3JD 4 The Croft Valley Cottages Travelodge 0870 4009047 01524 384460 VB SC «««« VB SC «««« GA (Ground Floor Wyresdale Road King Street, Lancaster Lancaster Apartment) Quernmore House Hotel Lancaster, LA2 9EF LA1 1RE SELF CATERING 4 The Croft 0871 9846453 AA H «««« 1 Rosette Caton, LA2 9QG 01524 36873 Map Ref D8 Ellel, Lancaster CITY CENTRE 01524 770725 LA1 4GJ Roeburnscar Wagon and Horses 01524 844822 The Glassworks Deep Clough Holiday Cottage VB GA «««« Apartments Cottages VB SC ««« 27 St George’s Quay Lancaster Town House VB SC «««« Gold VB SC «««« Roeburndale East, Lancaster, LA1 1RD VB GA ««« 11 Chapel Street Littledale Wray, LA2 8QS 01524 846094 11/12 Newton Terrace Lancaster, LA1 1NZ LA2 9HB 01524 222214 Caton Road 01524 840240 Map Ref A2 01524 770574 / Lancaster Map Ref D5 07984 877164 Rooten Brook LA1 3PB Holiday Cottages 01524 65527 Mulberry Cottages Higher Lee Q SC HOTELS & GUEST VB SC «««« VB SC ««« Quernmore ACCOMMODATION Lancaster University 8 Castle Park Abbeystead Lancaster, LA2 9EQ VB C ««« Lancaster 07535 346809 FURTHER AFIELD Near Lancaster Bailrigg, Lancaster LA1 1YQ LA2 9BT LA1 4YT 01524 64755 01524 791287 The Stables 17 Piccadilly Close 01524 592444 Map Ref B6 VB SC ««« Q GA Knotts Farm Conder Green, LA2 0BG Scotforth The Lodge Sun Street Studios 01524 751568 Lancaster Holiday Cottage Q GA Q SC VB SC «««« LA1 4PY 92 Main Road 31 - 33 Sun Street Thurnham Hall 01524 60936 Knotts Farm Slyne, Lancaster Lancaster, LA1 1EW Quernmore VB SC «««« LA2 6AZ 01524 841266 Lancaster, LA2 9LU Thurnham, LA2 0DT The Ashton 01524 825035 Map Ref C6 01524 751766 Q GA 07768 211842 Well House, Wyresdale Rd, Lancaster Key: LA1 3JJ VB = Inspected by VisitBritain AA = Inspected by The AA Q = Quality Charter H = Hotel GA = Guest Accommodation SC = Self Catering C = Campus I = Inn F = Farmhouse 01524 68460.
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