Abington village is a great base for visiting Glasgow, exploring the Clyde Valley, Edinburgh or the Scottish Borders. The Abington Hotel is close to exciting country walks and days out at the various heritage centres and musuems of historic Lanarkshire.
The History of the Abington Hotel
The hotel itself has enjoyed a rich history of guests. Situated at an important stop over point for journeys between Scotland and England, and vice versa, the hotel was the perfect base for those travelling long distance or simply a comfortable retreat for hunting parties. Interestingly, in 1839 Napoleon III, descendent of Napoleon Bonaparte, visited the hotel after a long day of grouse shooting. ‘Napoleon's chair', which Napoleon used during his stay, has been kept in the hotel ever since.
The hotel was completely rebuilt in 1896 and has also enjoyed recent refurbishment. The hotel now boasts a conservatory, refurbished bedrooms, reception, comfortable lounge bar, restaurant and facilities for conferences. The hotel remains a family run establishment and offers excellent facilities within the bedrooms. Each room is ensuite and has free broadband internet access, as well as a colour TV and tea and coffee making facilities.
The Abington Hotel is in a perfect location for exploring the Lanarkshire area. Visit the historic town of Biggar and explore the many fascinating museums it has to offer, or take a trip to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of New Lanark just outside of Lanark, both guaranteed to make great days out. And for some exciting thrills and spills, take the family to M&Ds-Scotland's Theme Park, a must for a fun-filled family day out.
Abington Hotel catering facilities
Boasting the Arbory Lounge, Glengonnar Room and the Conservatory, the Abington caters for every occasion. For an informal lunch or evening meal, enjoy the cosy atmosphere in front of a welcoming roaring fire in the Arbory Lounge. In the Glengonnar Room, diners can enjoy a meal in a more formal, yet relaxed, setting where they strive to use locally sourced and fresh seasonal produce. The Conservatory is an ideal place to relax over a morning coffee or freshly brewed tea and homemade cakes.
Other facilities at the Abington Hotel include free Broadband; Free and ample Parking; Conference Facilities; Wedding Facilities.
Room Rates at the Abington Hotel
Single room: from £65.00 / Double or Twin: from £90.00 / Family from: £105.00
For more information and BEST RATES please visit The Abington Hotel website.
Lanarkshire EAT Guide
Don’t forget to download the EAT guide – the guide to food and drink in Lanarkshire. The EAT guide has been compiled to raise awareness of the exciting range and quality of food and drink on offer from Lanarkshire producers.
We hope you will enjoy visiting the restaurants and sampling the produce on offer in Lanarkshire.
Let Lanarkshire satisfy your tastebuds!
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