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West Lodge Park is a stunning country house hotel set in 35 acres of tranquil parkland, yet just 12 miles from Central London and a mile from J24 of the M25. Awarded the highest AA rating of any 4 star hotel in the area, the family run West Lodge Park presents itself as the ideal base for those seeking peaceful accommodation without sacrificing easy accessibility to North London and Hertfordshire. The hotel boasts 59 en suite bedrooms, all of which are individually decorated. Some rooms have four-poster beds, others have their own terrace or overlook the extensive gardens. All rooms offer modern comforts such as wireless internet and satellite tv, combined with traditional furnishings that provide luxurious levels of relaxation. Guests are treated to the beautiful far reaching views on offer in the 35 acres of surrounding land: a treat to begin your day to when you open the curtains in the morning. The Mary Beale Restaurant and Terrace Bar is named after the stunning art work of Britain's first professional woman painter. The Executive chef and his team offer a memorable dining experience with traditional and brave new gastronomic delights on the menu, as well as delicious lighter meals and snacks for those with smaller appetites. The AA Rosette Restaurant has been extensively refurbished to a high standard, incorporating a contemporary feel alongside the original paintings and splendid views of the beautiful grounds. During your stay at West Lodge Park you can explore the beautiful parkland which is home to the National Collection of Hornbeams, as well as over 800 different shrubs and trees from around the world. An ideal location for weddings or special occasions, the hotel can also cater for small and large conferences in one of their sunny syndicate rooms. The 35 acres surrounding the hotel form part of the Enfield Chase, an oasis of open space, wonderful views, and peace and quiet within the M25.

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