The White Lion Hotel

31 Main Road,Weston, Crewe, Cheshire, Cheshire, England

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About The White Lion Hotel

Set in the quiet village of Weston, this friendly, family run hotel and pub offers the charm of a 17th century Tudor farmhouse with a contemporary restaurant and accommodation. The pub occupies the farmhouse, built in 1652, while the hotel and restaurant were added in the 1970s. All bedrooms were refurbished in 2006, to offer comfortable accommodation with modern amenities. The Weston Suite conference room can cater for all types of functions, and is licensed for civil wedding ceremonies. Buffets or set course dining can be arranged. The White Lion Hotel is only a 5 minute drive from the M6 and 10 minutes from Crewe railway station.

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