Cranage Hall

Byley Lane, Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, Cheshire, England

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About Cranage Hall

Set within 20 acres of landscaped gardens amid the Cheshire countryside, Cranage Hall boasts an impressive array of modern business and leisure facilities. Handily placed for the M6 and Manchester; these spacious, comfortable rooms are complemented by 28 meeting rooms and extensive health and fitness amenities to make this the ideal base for business or local exploration. Work off some city-stress in the fitness centre, aerobics studio or outdoor tennis court; before unwinding in the whirlpool, indoor swimming pool or sauna. Dine on a varied and locally sourced menu, and relax for the evening amid the snooker tables and satellite TV offered at the games bar.

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