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We couldn't find more Hotels in Biggar, but here are a few other options in nearby cities:
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| The Village Inn
89 Lanark Road, New Lanark, United Kingdom (17.4 km from Biggar)
Score from 199 reviews: Good 7.8
from GBP 76Average price per night
The Village Inn stands out as a 2-star inn in Lanark that offers free Wi-Fi, free parking, breakfast, bar, daily housekeeping and non-smoking rooms, 35 km away from Edinburgh...
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| Days Inn Abington
Welcome Break Srvc Area J13M74, Abington, United Kingdom (19.5 km from Biggar)
Score from 1,091 reviews: Good 7.9
from GBP 43Average price per night
5 Sunburst Rating Abington Days Inn M74 has one of the most picturesque locations of all the UK Days Inns, with views looking down the Clyde Valley. It is the ideal base to...
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| Abington Hotel
Carlisle Road, Abington, United Kingdom (20.3 km from Biggar)
Score from 312 reviews: Good 7.1
The Abington Hotel offers well-appointed rooms with air conditioning and complimentary wireless internet.
The Abington Hotel conveniently provides free parking for guests. The...
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| Station House
Kirkfieldbank Road, New Lanark, United Kingdom (20.9 km from Biggar)
Score from 345 reviews: Exceptional 9.8
from GBP 94Average price per night
Guests will find Station House, a 3-star hotel in Lanark, which offers free Wi-Fi, free parking, breakfast, bar, luggage storage and non-smoking rooms, 44 km from Edinburgh...
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| The Meadows
4 Robinsland Drive, West Linton, United Kingdom (21.0 km from Biggar)
At The Meadows B&B all of our rooms have tea and coffee making facilities / TV / Hairdryers / quality beds and linen. We have zip and link beds in 2 of the rooms so they can be 2...
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| New Lanark Mill Hotel
Mill One New Lanark World Heritage Site, New Lanark, United Kingdom (23.2 km from Biggar)
Score from 1,428 reviews: Superb 9.0
from GBP 65Average price per night
New Lanark World Heritage Site is a truly unique setting. Surrounded by native woodlands and close to the famous Falls of Clyde, New Lanark was founded in 1785 as a cotton...
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