Company description
Discover Hilton at St George's Park, Burton Upon Trent which is nestled in the National Forest and geographically in the centre of England. Located six miles west of Burton upon Trent and 35 miles from East Midlands Airport, the Hilton at St George’s Park is close to the M1, M6 and M42 motorway links.
A high-end hotel with unique situation bordering on the National Forest, Hilton at St. George's Park, Burton Upon Trent prides itself on being part of St George's Park, home to FA's National Football Centre.
Spacious 228 contemporary rooms feature National forest or inner yard views, HDTV with top sports channels, free WiFi, workspace and mini-fridge. Suites offer ample space, superior views and a living area. Some also add a balcony and kitchenette. Guests can dine at Тhe Restaurant featuring sweeping courtyard views, and unwind with drinks at the bar and coffee lounge - Centre Circle.
Highlights include premier health club and spa, 17-metre pool and a gym. Cutting-edge event space encompasses 19 flexible meeting venues, lecture theatre and a ballroom.
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- Location
- Discover the stylish Hilton at St George’s Park, Burton upon Trent, nestled in the National Forest, right in the center of England. Located 6 miles west of Burton upon Trent and 35 miles from East Midlands Airport, our hotel is close to the M1, M6 and M42 motorway links.
- Facilities
- In the heart of Staffordshire's beautiful countryside, you’ll find our Health Club and Spa. The spa features four treatment rooms and plenty of relaxation treatments. Tailor your fitness plan with a personal trainer. Refresh in the 17 metre pool, thermal foot spa, ice fountain, steam room and sauna.
- Parking
- Self parking - Complimentary
- Meetings and events
- Hilton at St George's Park is home to the 24 England football teams and with state-of-the-art conferencing, sport and medical facilities, St George's Park is a world-class event and sporting venue with 19 flexible meeting rooms and the Sir Bobby Robson Ballroom for up to 500 people.
