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We have 5 hotels in Keynsham. |
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Grasmere Court Hotel
22-24 Bath Road
Welcome to the Grasmere Court Hotel, family run, 4 Star guest accommodation in Keynsham. The hotel is a non-smoking establishment, which has sixteen bedrooms and everything you would expect from a small country house hotel. Conveniently located near the A4 between Bath and Bristol creating an ideal base to explore the region. |
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The Old Manor House Keynsham
5 Bristol Rd
Built in 1609, this fully restored former Abbot's house-turned-hotel is 5 miles from Bristol and 9 miles from Bath.Featuring en suite bathrooms, the 9 elegant rooms offer period furnishings, TVs and free Wi-Fi, plus tea and coffeemaking facilities. Distinctive features include alcoves, wood-beamed ceilings and 4-poster beds. |
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The Grange Hotel Keynsham
42 Bath Road,
This modern hotel, above an Indian restaurant in a Victorian building, is on the outskirts of Keynsham, 6.2 miles from Bristol and 7 miles from Bath.Rooms are simple and all have en suite bathrooms, TVs and free WiFi, plus tea and coffeemaking facilities, while upgraded rooms include separate seating areas. |
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Manor Lodge Guest House
21 Station Road
Off the A4, this straightforward guesthouse is a 3-minute walk from Keynsham train station and 7 miles from both the Roman Baths and Clifton Suspension Bridge.Featuring en suite bathrooms, the cosy rooms offer TVs, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. Some rooms have fireplaces. |
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The Crown Inn Keynsham
63 Bristol Road
Within 10-minute walk of Keynsham railway station, this traditional stone-built inn with a pub, dining and guestrooms is also 6 miles from Brunel's SS Great Britain and 8 miles from the Roman Baths in Bath.Featuring flat-screen TVs, the contemporary rooms also come with DVD players, and tea and coffeemaking equipment.Parking is complimentary, as is English breakfast for overnight guests. |
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More on
Keynsham .
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Keynsham is a town and civil parish between Bristol and Bath in Somerset, south-west England. It has a population of 16,000. It was listed in the Domesday Book as Cainesham, which is believed to mean the home of Saint Keyne. |
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