Stanneylands Hotel

Stanneylands Rd, Wilmslow, Cheshire, England

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About Stanneylands Hotel

The Stanneylands Hotel is a four star Country House Hotel set in four acres of beautifully maintained gardens. A wonderful property with an array of awards including 2 AA rosettes and Cheshire Life Hotel of The Year 2005. From the moment you walk through the doors of this award-winning hotel a sense of quiet luxury takes over. Our outstanding reputation for cuisine, delightful surroundings and the tranquillity of the gardens are appreciated by many of our guests who return time again for business or pleasure. We appreciate everyone is individual and as part of our Stanneylands mark for success we tailor each package to suit you. Our accommodation offers a variety of styles including executive and prestige rooms.

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