Saxon Cross Hotel

Holmes Chapel Road, Sandbach, Cheshire, England

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About Saxon Cross Hotel

Set in the beautiful Cheshire countryside, yet strategically located at junction 17, m6 motorway. Providing easy access to Manchester International Airport, City Centre, G-Mex Exhibition Centre and Liverpool. Perfectly located at Junction 17 - m6 Motorway for Manchester, Liverpool, Crewe, Stoke-on-Trent and Birmingham. Thirty minutes from Manchester Airport. 52 en-suite bedrooms offering remote control colour television, radio, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryers, direct dial telephones, alarm and room service. 6 Versatile Conference/Training Suites, all offering natural light and suitable for one-to-one meetings for up to 120 delegates in a theatre style setting. Ample free Car Parking. Restaurant serving fresh local produce with an extensive menu selection. Traditional Bar offering a complete range of quality beverages and bar snacks.

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