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Kembrey Business Park, Cricklade Road, SN2 8YS SwindonGBP 36 - 112

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Providing convenient accommodation, Premier Inn Swindon Central is 2 miles (3.2 km) from Thamesdown Bus Station and local rail links, offering the ide… More
Broad Bush, Blundson, SN26 8DJ SwindonGBP 36 - 118

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Providing good value accommodation, Premier Inn Swindon North is within walking distance of the Speedway Track, offering an ideal base from which to e… More
7 Newport Street, SN1 3AX SwindonGBP 101 - 124

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The Newport Street Apartments are less than a 5-minute drive from Swindon Train Station. The spacious apartments comprise fully equipped kitchens, lou… More
GBP 40 - 199

Menzies Swindon

Fleming Way, SN1 1TN SwindonGBP 40 - 199

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In Swindon town centre, Menzies Hotel features a restaurant and modern rooms with free Wi-Fi. The rooms at Swindon Menzies feature tea/coffee faciliti… More
Lydiard Tregoze, SN5 3PA SwindonGBP 45 - 50

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Lydiard House Conference Centre is set within an elegant Grade I listed mansion house overlooking 260 acres of parkland very close to junction 16 of t… More
Great Western Way, SN5 8UB SwindonGBP 36 - 105

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Premier Inn Swindon West is 3 miles (4.8 km) from Swindon Train Station and is close to leisure amenities, including a cinema and bowling centre. Som… More
The Avenue, Stanton Fitzwarren, Swindon, SN6 7SD SwindonGBP 26 - 140

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Overlooking a lake and parkland, Stanton House Hotel is an idyllic stone house that nestles amid the picturesque Wiltshire countryside. There are two … More
GBP 55 - 149

Village Swindon

Shaw Ridge Leisure Park, Whitehill Way, SN5 7DW SwindonGBP 55 - 149

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Just 3 miles from Swindon Railway Station, the Village Swindon Hotel offers modern rooms with en suite facilities, free Wi-Fi, a luxury leisure club a… More
Old Vicarage Lane, South Marston, SN3 4SH SwindonGBP 54 - 150

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This hotel is superbly located in the village of South Marston, just a short drive from the M4 and Swindon, yet surrounded by beautiful countryside. … More
GBP 50 - 95

The Lodge

1 Hunt Street, SN1 3HW SwindonGBP 50 - 95

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This guest house is in a quiet area in Swindon town centre. It is less than a mile (1.6 km) from Swindon Rail Station. It has free Wi-Fi, free parking… More
Pipers Way, SN3 1SH SwindonGBP 45 - 189

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Surrounded by lush woodlands on the edge of Swindon’s historic Old Town, this 4-star hotel is the perfect choice for a relaxing break in Wiltshire. … More
GBP 52 - 164

Jurys Inn Swindon

Fleming Road, SN1 2NG SwindonGBP 52 - 164

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On Fleming Way, Jurys Inn is a 5-minute walk from Swindon Railway Station and town centre. It boasts a 24-hour reception, bar and restaurant. The sty… More
GBP 55 - 135

Ivy Hotel

Moormead Road, SN4 9BY SwindonGBP 55 - 135

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Set within a beautiful, ivy-clad Grade II listed building, this elegant Victorian hotel stands on Wroughton’s picturesque High Street, in the very h… More
Oxford Road, Stratton St Margaret, SN3 4TL SwindonGBP 42 - 155

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Near Swindon, The Madison is just 10 minutes from the M4, the town centre and Swindon Railway Station. It offers free Wi-Fi and free use of the Nuffie… More
GBP 101 - 101

Bliss Fleet Street

14-15 Fleet Street, SN11RL SwindonGBP 101 - 101

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Conveniently located in the heart of Swindon City Centre, Bliss Swindon Apartments are a range of contemporary 1-bedroom apartments, just a short walk… More
Brunel Crescent, SN2 1FD SwindonGBP 110 - 124

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These one and 2-bedroom Bliss apartments provide free Wi-Fi, a parking space and well-equipped living space with easy access to Swindon town centre. … More
Blunsdon, SN26 7AS SwindonGBP 67 - 165

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Set in 30 acres of beautiful Wiltshire countryside, this 4-star hotel has 2 restaurants, 3 bars and leisure facilities including an indoor pool and a … More
GBP 29 - 120

Campanile Swindon

Great Western Way, SN57XG SwindonGBP 29 - 120

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Just 5 minutes from junction 16 of the M4 motorway, the Campanile Swindon Hotel offers free on-site and en suite rooms with bright, modern decor, sate… More
New Road, SN40NE SwindonGBP 55 - 135

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This hotel with an AA Rosette restaurant offers an intriguing blend of luxury and intimacy, along with traditional country house style and elegance, c… More
Marlborough Road, SN3 6AQ SwindonGBP 20 - 194

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Ideally located just minutes from junction 15 of the M4, this modern hotel offers a range of convenient amenities for professionals and leisure travel… More
Frankland Road, Blagrove, SN5 8UD SwindonGBP 45 - 125

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Boasting a convenient location to the west of the city, just off junction 16 of the M4, this contemporary hotel is ideally placed for Swindon’s busi… More
Lydiard Fields, Great Western Way, SN5 8UZ SwindonGBP 38 - 172

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Just off junction 16 of the M4, The Hilton Swindon Hotel offers large bedrooms with en suite bathrooms. There is a fabulous heated indoor pool, sauna … More
Bridge Street, SN1 1BT SwindonGBP 40 - 150

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In Swindon town centre, Express by Holiday Inn offers a bar, restaurant and contemporary accommodation. Swindon rail station is just a brief walk away… More
GBP 57 - 115

Alexandra House

Whittingham Drive, SN4 0QJ SwindonGBP 57 - 115

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Set in 20 acres of landscaped grounds, Alexandra House boasts impressive leisure facilities and comfortable rooms. The hotel is just 4 miles (6.4 km) … More
 

Swindon: Guide


Swindon is in Wiltshire, in southern England and has a good nightlife and plenty of things to do.

Understand

This city began its existence as a Saxon village, and derived its name from the Saxon words swine dun meaning pig hill. It grew when quarrying was begun nearby and canals increased trade, but it was the introduction of the railway in the mid 19th century that transformed Swindon from a village into a town.

In 1952 it was designated a "London overflow city" and the town became a sprawl. In the 60s several dodgy council estates and shopping precincts were added, which quickly dated and are now grimly run down. During the 90s a revamping of the shopping precinct was only half-successful and some areas still need regeneration.

Get in

Car

Driving along the M4, take junctions 15 or 16 into Swindon. There are Park and Ride buses now available.
If you are going into the town centre, watch out for the magic roundabout. This is probably what Swindon is most famous for (says it all about the town). Five roads converge onto the roundabout: At each of these roads is a mini-roundabout which is connected to its neighbours. In the centre is the result of the 5 mini-roundabouts: A mega-roundabout that goes around anti-clockwise (ie the wrong way): A tad scary to travel through, but not as bad as Coventry's ring road.

Train

Several trains an hour arrive in Swindon from various directions because Swindon is on the main London Paddington to Bristol/Swansea line.

Bus

Get around

Foot

The town centre is small enough to walk through on foot.

Bus

Local buses seem to have been infected by the Cotswolds with regards to infrequency, but they do exist.

See

Swindon Museum, interesting displays on local history, geology and archaeology. Admission is free, Open: Mon-Sat:10am-5pm; Sun: 2pm-5pm.

Swindon Art Gallery, very important collection of 20th century British Art and includes work by Henry Moore and L.S. Lowry.
Admission is free, Open: Mon-Sat: 10am-5pm; Sun: 2pm-5pm.

Steam: The Great Western Railway Museum, Kemble Drive, (By car, follow brown tourist signs for the Outlet Centre "Great Western Heritage Area" or "M for STEAM Museum"), 01793 466 646 . 10am until 5pm. Adults £5.95, Concessions(+Students): £3.95

Museum of Computing @ Swindon, educational museum with excellent collections, guided tours and admission is free.

There also many private and public stately Homes and gardens to see in the area, such as Avebury Manor and Garden,

http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk

Do

Swindon is a small town yet there are plenty of things to do such as shopping and visiting the town museum and art gallery.

McArthur Glen Designer Outlet, Europe's largest indoor designer outlet in the unique setting of restored Victorian buildings.

Cinema,

Cineworld, http://www.cineworld.co.uk,
UGC Cinema,
Films @ The Victoria Pub, http://www.thevicpub.com

Buy

The town centre has mainly well known high street shops brands.

Eat

There are plenty different types of places to choose from, including
traditional English and Irish pubs, Chinese and Indian restaurants, and cafes and bars.

Drink

For really good pubs it is advised you head out of town into the countryside a bit, however three of the more popular pubs are:

Big Fish 20 Fleet Street. An independent, quirky pub with friendly staff - good food too.
The Glue Pot, 5 Emlyn Square (?), 01793 523935. Probably one of the better places to find good real ale in Swindon, although that's not saying much.
Grove Company Inn 22/23 Fleet Street (?). The ubiquitous Wetherspoons: Cheap beer, no atmosphere.

The Victoria Pub on Victoria Hill is excellent. Great food, a brilliant laugh free pub quiz on Wednesdays which involves snakes and ladders and cheating is encouraged! They are also a great music venue for all types of music encouraging unsigned bands. They also show films and have a great atmosphere.

Sleep


Many hotels and B&Bs to choose from,
Express by Holiday Inn,
Hilton Hotel,
De Vere Hotel.

Get out

Head towards Cirencester, Bath (England)|Bath or Bristol.

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