Statham Lodge Country House - Accomodation Standard Tariff Page

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Standard Tariff

Midweek Rate (Monday - Thursday)
	single room	£ 90.00
	double/twin room	£ 100.00
	executive single	£ 120.00
	executive double	£ 140.00
Weekend Rate (Friday - Sunday)
	single room	£ 60.00
	double/twin room	£ 85.00
Weekend Function Rate (Friday - Sunday)
	single room	£ 50.00
	double/twin room	£ 80.00


Additional Charges
	midweek rates are per night and are inclusive of full English breakfast and VAT
	weekend rates are per night and are inclusive of breakfast and VAT
	children sharing parents room - under 12 - £ 5.00 per child over 12 - £ 20.00 per child, extra adult in a room £30.00
	cots & foldaway beds are available on request
	room service - there is a supplemental charge of £ 2.50

Essential Information
	animals are not permitted in the hotel with the exception of guide dogs
	check-in time is 2.00 pm
	check-out time by 11.00 am
	the management retain the right to introduce, alter or remove any tariff, at any time and without prior notice

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