Norman Hurst Hotel

195 Brooklands Road, Sale, Cheshire, England

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About Norman Hurst Hotel

Sale's longest established hotel, family run for more than 40 years with award winning restaurant Set in 2 Acres of gardens, ideal for relaxing after a busy day, close to all local motorway locations The Hotel has been run by the Prophet family for more than 40 years and has gained an enviable reputation for quality and comfort under their personal management. Resplendent in its Victorian elegance, the Normanhurst has retained the charm of that era to provide you with a wonderful experience, whether you are dining in the award-winning restaurant or staying in one of the hotels 40 bedrooms (All worthy of 3 stars), which includes several suites offering four poster beds. We do have wireless Internet Access and can provide you with an access code.

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