St Andrews House Hotel

Preston, Lancashire, England

About St Andrews House Hotel

Located less than 2 miles from Preston city center, St Andrews House Hotel is a family-run property with free on-site parking. Free WiFi access is also available. Each room here will provide you with tea/coffee making facilities. Preston Marina is a 20-minute walk away and features steam trains, a variety of shops and places to eat. The University of Central Lancashire is a 8 minute drive away and the train station can be reached in a 10-minute taxi ride. The local pub serves food until 10pm.

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