Crewe Arms Hotel

Nantwich Rd, Crewe, Cheshire, England

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About Crewe Arms Hotel

Victorian style property situated opposite Crewe Railway station and only a short drive from j16 of the m6. The Crewe Arms Hotel is an ideal base when visiting South Cheshire. The hotel has 59 bedrooms. The reception, bar and restaurant are situated on the ground floor and there are no steps to the main hotel entrance. The hotel does not have a lift and has no ground floor bedrooms. Non smoking rooms are available on request.

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