De Vere Mottram Hall Hotel

Wilmslow Rd, Mottram St Andrew, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England

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About De Vere Mottram Hall Hotel

Mottram Hall is one of Cheshire's most exclusive, Leisure, Golf & Business Hotels. Nestled in 270 acres of picturesque parkland with its own ornamental lake it is within easy reach of Manchester Airport, Alderley Edge, Wilmslow or Prestbury or the bright lights of Manchester and the charm of Chester. This elegantly furnished Hotel retains many of its original features combined discretely with all the modern facilities and service you would expect from a 4 Star Hotel. The Leisure Club provides all the facilities required to relax and unwind with treatments available for both men and women. Or for those of you who enjoy a game of golf, Mottram Hall has its very own 18 hole Championship Course, set amongst its magnificent park and woodland. To complete your day, sample the delights of the fine cuisine in Nathaniel's restaurant, alternatively enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the Clubhouse, or for a lighter bite, situated in the Leisure Club there is the Terrace Café Bar.

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