Marmion House, built in the 19th century is a Grade II listed building, offering a warm and friendly accommodation in the centre of the Market Town of Wisbech in Cambridgeshire. The accommodation comprises of 25 en-suite bedrooms. Single rooms, double rooms, twin rooms and family rooms, all of which have flat screen TVs with Freeview. All rooms are non-smoking.
With a smoking area provided. Close to many restaurants, Alishan Tandoori, Franks Fish Bar, Domino's Pizza and The Moja.
With a smoking area provided. Close to many restaurants, Alishan Tandoori, Franks Fish Bar, Domino's Pizza and The Moja.
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All 25 bedrooms have en-suites and are available as single rooms, double rooms, twin rooms and family rooms.
Cots are available for children.
All rooms have flat screen TVs and WiFi.
Each room has a tea and coffee making facility.
For everyone's comfort all rooms are non-smoking, but a smoking area is provided.
Close to many restaurants, Alishan Tandoori, Franks Fish Bar, Domino's Pizza and The Moja.
Cots are available for children.
All rooms have flat screen TVs and WiFi.
Each room has a tea and coffee making facility.
For everyone's comfort all rooms are non-smoking, but a smoking area is provided.
Close to many restaurants, Alishan Tandoori, Franks Fish Bar, Domino's Pizza and The Moja.
Wisbech, Capital of the Fens, situated about 25 miles to the northeast of Peterborough, is a market town.
It has a great deal to offer the visitor, from it's Georgian architecture, to it's Church, Museum and other points of interest.
It was first mentioned in the charter of the Saxon King Wulphere in the year 664, when it was called Visebec.
The draining of the Fens brought prosperity to Wisbech when the produce of the rich agricultural land flowed through the port.
Wisbech landowners and merchants grew wealthy and built their rows of elegant houses along the banks of the River Nene.
It has a great deal to offer the visitor, from it's Georgian architecture, to it's Church, Museum and other points of interest.
It was first mentioned in the charter of the Saxon King Wulphere in the year 664, when it was called Visebec.
The draining of the Fens brought prosperity to Wisbech when the produce of the rich agricultural land flowed through the port.
Wisbech landowners and merchants grew wealthy and built their rows of elegant houses along the banks of the River Nene.
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