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The Saracens Head Hotel, Market Place High Street, Swindon, SN67AG

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The Saracens Head Hotel, SN6 Guest House / B&B Details

The Saracens Head Hotel
Market Place High Street
SN6 7AG

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Average Prices £

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Free parking, Restaurant, Internet, Free Internet, Bar/Lounge, Wifi, Non-smoking rooms, Non-smoking hotel, Free Wifi

Description

The Saracens Head offers accommodation with 12 comfortable bedrooms each with en suite bathrooms televisions telephones and tea-making facilities.

Though the archway at the front of the building which led to the yard at the rear has now been replaced with an imposing doorway it is not difficult to imagine how it must have been a century or two ago when it looked out across a busy scene in Market Square.

The Saracens Head was certainly in use as an inn of some kind in 1825 and is probably much older. Just how old has sadly not been recorded but it has been suggested that it was once part of the local manor and stands on the site of an old monastery. There is also believed to be a tunnel (now bricked up) which leads from the cellar under Market Square and towards St Michael s Church.