Etrop Grange Hotel

Thorley Lane, Manchester Airport, Woodhouse Park, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About Etrop Grange Hotel

Etrop Grange is an elegant country house, situated just off of the main Manchester Airport complex. The hotel offers unique atmosphere, an award-winning restaurant and a restful night in a quiet area of the airport. Etrop Grange, a gracious Georgian mansion, combining the elegance of the 18th Century with the convenience of the 21st. The hotel is within sight of Manchester Airport Terminal 2 and is a three minute drive. Complimentary transfers are provided by the hotel. Fortunately, the runway lies beyond the airport buildings, so guests are assured of a good night's sleep. The hotel is a short journey from the theatres, shopping and cosmopolitan nightlife of Central Manchester. Parking is complimentary for duration of overnight stays only - Airport parking is available and a charge of 7.00 GBP per night applies to each car. Meals are available at additional charge. Unfortunately the hotel does not have a lift.

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