Best Western Belfry House Hotel

Stanley Road, Handforth, Wilmslow, Cheshire, England

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About Best Western Belfry House Hotel

The Best Western Belfry House Hotel was originally built in 1901. It has been extended and refurbished to become a professionally run, friendly three star establishment. We are a 3* hotel with eighty-one bedrooms, situated a short drive from Manchester Airport, and we make an ideal stay if you are using us for business or even for pleasure. We have a restaurant offering a wide variety of cuisine, and you can also take advantage of our extensive leisure facilities. We are approximately 30 minutes drive from Old Trafford, home of Manchester United Football Club, and similar distance to The Trafford Centre and The Lowry Outlet Centre. We have a large car park offering free parking to all our residents.

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