Crabwall Manor

Parkgate Road, Mollington, Chester, Cheshire, England

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About Crabwall Manor

The Crabwall Manor is a beautiful grade II listed manor house set in 11 acres of its own grounds. It provides the ideal retreat to explore the old Roman garrison town, now the city of Chester. Situated just 4.8 km/ 3 miles from Chester city centre and only 5 minutes from the M56 motorway, the location provides easy access to Manchester and Liverpool airports or links up to the M6 for journeys north and south. A red brick castellated frontage, complete with turrets, gives a magical, medieval feel, whilst the 48 individually designed en suite bedrooms are beautifully appointed, with amenities expected of a luxury hotel. The 2 AA Rosette award-winning Conservatory Restaurant accompanies all of this, offering a high standard of interesting and varied cuisine. To help you unwind, the contemporary leisure facilities are very well equipped with indoor swimming pool, sauna, gym and the Spa has many treatments to offer.

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