Bewleys Hotel

Outwood Lane, Near Manchester Airport, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About Bewleys Hotel

Bewleys Hotel is conveniently located only 5 minutes walk from terminal 1 and 3. The 365 bedroom hotel has a contemporary, relaxed and informal atmosphere and offers a transparent price policy which guarantees the same rate in every room every night. Resident overnight parking is charged at 5 GBP. For holiday parking see travel information.

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