Old Rectory Hotel

Meadow Lane, Haughton Green, Denton, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About Old Rectory Hotel

Picturesque & peaceful, and ideally located close to all major transport routes into Manchester City Centre. Offering 36 rooms, 3 meeting rooms catering for up to 180 guests with 2 bars & our renowned Priory Restaurant. The Old Rectory Hotel is perfectly positioned close to Manchester City Centre, yet offers a haven from the hustle and bustle of city life. Ideal for shopping and nights out, and only 1 mile from the m60. Catering for business and leisure guests travelling to Stockport and Manchester City Centre, Old Trafford, Trafford Park, Trafford Shopping Centre or Manchester Airport. This tranquil hideaway offers a convenient and peaceful change of surroundings. This friendly hotel caters for anyone from business guests, function organisers and visitors seeking a base to explore the city centre shops, and fine dining restaurants. Offering friendly staff who will cater for any needs that you might have. The hotel is 'your home from home'.

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