Ascott Hotel

6 Half Edge Lane, Ellesmere Park, Eccles, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About Ascott Hotel

A small, privately run hotel, conveniently located for Manchester City Centre (10 minutes drive). A modernised hotel, tastefully restored to its original Victorian glory and was voted Best B&B of 2004. The Ascott is close to Manchester City centre, Metro and Train link and within easy access of the M602 motorway. We are also within 10 minutes drive of Old Trafford, home to Manchester United, as well as the Trafford and Lowry centres. We are conveniently located for all Manchester's business and leisure facilities, men Arena, Trafford Park, Lancashire Cricket Club and we are also only 20 minutes from Manchester Airport. All our rooms have tea & coffee facilities, colour TV and radio alarm; hair dryers and irons are available on request. Further more we provide a laundry service. A comfortable period style lounge is available for residents. A patio garden is available for guests' use in the summer. We take pride in our cleanliness and service and look forward to welcoming you to the Ascott.

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