Best Western Fir Grove Hotel

Knutsford Old Rd, Grappenhall, Warrington, Cheshire, England

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About Best Western Fir Grove Hotel

The Fir Grove Hotel is one of the best three star hotels in the North of England. The hotel has been beautifully restored in recent years by the Feathers Group. From the moment you arrive at the Fir Grove, you will begin to relax with spacious, substantial car parking surrounded by mature trees and well tended gardens. Arrive into our beautifully refurbished reception foyer area, where you will be welcomed by our warm and friendly staff who will care for you on a personal basis, in a home from home atmosphere.

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