Lawson House Hotel & Conference Centre

Moughland Lane, Runcorn, Cheshire, England

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About Lawson House Hotel & Conference Centre

Awarded 3 star status by the aa, Lawson House hotel is ideally located 2 miles from the major motorway network. A Victorian country house hotel that offers quality and comfort at affordable prices. Lawson House has an extraordinary past. It was originally built in 1894 as a terrace of three Victorian houses and born as a hotel in 1959, legend maintains that the infamous Kray twins have stayed here. This tranquil hotel with character and charm offers both standard and executive bedrooms ideal for business or leisure guests. Lawson House has a warm and friendly atmosphere that greet you as you walk through the front door. Each bedroom is furnished to the highest of standards and each executive bedroom has its own unique character that makes it feel like home as well as some original features. The Harewood restaurant offers an excellent a la carte menu with traditional and speciality dishes as well as a good selection of continental and overseas wines. The residents bar has a relaxed atmosphere, somewhere to unwind before and after dinner. As well as offering superb bedrooms, Lawson House has a purpose built conference and training centre as well as meeting rooms and private dining rooms, all of the facilities that you require under one roof.

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