The Greyhound Hotel

Warrington Road, Leigh, Warrington, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About The Greyhound Hotel

The Greyhound Hotel is situated just 10 miles from Manchester Centre and 22 miles from Liverpool Centre. An ideal location for business or to enjoy great days out in Lancashire, Merseyside & Greater Manchester. The Lodge - Accommodates 74 bedrooms including 26 American sized suites. All rooms fully en-suite with tv, stereo, video, iron & ironing board. Trouser press, tea & coffee making facilities and ample desk space for business users. The lodge is a safe, female friendly environment with double locks and one way door vision security. The Escape Zone - A fully equipped fitness and leisure complex which includes a gymnasium, swimming pool, steam room, sauna, spa and sun beds. All guests can enjoy full use during their stay. The Paddocks Restaurant - A family restaurant and carvery voted 'Restaurant of the Year 2004' by the Leigh Journal newspaper. The restaurant offers a large selection of freshly prepared meals from a daily mouth watering Carvery menu, including fine wines and a good selection of beers to complement any meal. Hector's Bar - An traditional pub, offering good quality food and drink at affordable prices. You can relax and enjoy the atmosphere, watch big screen sports on our plasma screen, try a cocktail, or join us for quiz night and karaoke night.

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