The Amblehurst Hotel

44, Washway Road, Sale, Cheshire, England

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About The Amblehurst Hotel

This 3-star, 66 bedroom hotel is situated in Sale, approximately 4 miles from Manchester Airport. The Amblehurst Hotel is situated in the centre of Sale which also has a great bar and fantastic restaurant on its grounds. The hotel is on a direct route to the main motorways and is about 4 miles from Manchester Airport. Superb local golf courses are close by, with Old Trafford football ground, The Trafford Centre, Tatton Park and Dunham Massey on our doorstep. The hotel and town is supported by the Metrolink and local direct rail links to the cities of Manchester and Chester. With the UK motorway network just 2 miles away (M60/M56/M6), we are ideally located for the leisure and business travellers and our international guests via Manchester Airport.

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