Name: Macdonald Botley Park Hotel & Spa
Price range: SAR 230
Rating: 7.8

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SAR 369

SAR 443 total

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Leonardo Royal Southampton Grand Harbour

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SAR 408

SAR 490 total

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Holiday Inn Express Southampton M27 Jct7 by IHG

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Leonardo Hotel Southampton

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SAR 262

SAR 314 total

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ibis Southampton Centre

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Macdonald Botley Park Hotel & Spa

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SAR 276 total

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"Perfect"

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