Shrigley Hall Hotel,A Paramount Signature Hotel

Pott Shrigley, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England

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About Shrigley Hall Hotel,A Paramount Signature Hotel

Shrigley Hall Hotel, close to Manchester, is an impressive manor house set in 262 acres of leafy Cheshire countryside. You cannot fail to be impressed as you sweep up the climbing driveway alongside Shrigley's Championship Golf Course. The hotel sits high above the estate on the edge of the Peak District National Park. Historically a private manor house, Shrigley Hall now welcomes visitors with the scent of fresh flowers in the grand entrance hall and the warmth of a real log fire in the newly refurbished Courtyard Bar. There are 150 en suite bedrooms including deluxe rooms with views of the golf course and lake, delightful premium rooms, many with 4-poster beds, all offering exceptional comfort and luxury. You will find an 18-hole championship golf course in the grounds with a fantastic golf shop and bar. The hotel also boasts a unique health and fitness club housed in the former chapel, expect to be pampered in style! Enjoy the swimming pool, steam room, sauna and fully-equipped gymnasium or simply relax with a wide range of beauty and aromatherapy treatments.

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