Newbury Racecourse Racecourse Road, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 7NZ, UK
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Offering free WiFi, a bar and sun terrace, The Lodge offers rooms in Newbury, three km from Donnington Castle and 900 metres from Newbury Library.
This 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk. The accommodation offers room service and luggage storage space for guests. All rooms in the hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV. All rooms are equipped with a private bathroom with free toiletries and a hair dryer. Breakfast is available each morning, and includes continental and Full English/Irish options. An on-site coffee shop and bar selling hot meals, snacks and drinks is available. Wickham House is 10 km from the property. The nearest airport is Southampton Airport, 50 km from The Lodge.
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Directions
From M4 Junction 13 Exit the M4 at Junction 13 and join the A34 for Newbury. Follow the signs for Newbury, joining the A339. Go straight on at the Vodafone roundabout and first set of traffic lights. For Car Park 2 Sat navs use postcode RG14 5AW (to new bridge) Keep in one of the two lanes to the left hand side and, at the large roundabout (Robin Hood pub) roundabout, take the second exit onto the A4 (London Road). Continue on the A4 for approximately 1.5 miles then turn right onto the B4321 (Hambridge Road). At the mini roundabout go straight on over the new bridge, then turn right at the roundabout on the other side, following the road past the Nuffield Health Centre. By Train Newbury Racecourse has its own station, one stop from Newbury Station, with direct connections to London Paddington and the West. From M3 Junction 9 Exit the M3 at Junction 9 (signed to the Midlands, Newbury and A34). Join the A34 heading North, leave the A34 at the exit sign posted Newbury B4640. Follow the B4640 towards Newbury and go through Newtown, to the roundabout with the A339 Basingstoke Road by the Swan Inn. Turn left onto the dual carriageway (passing St. Gabriel s School on the right). Go straight on at the roundabout at the top of the hill.