Trafford Hall Hotel

23 Talbot Road, Old Trafford, Trafford, Manchester, West Midlands, England

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About Trafford Hall Hotel

In the shadow of the South stand of Manchester United fc, a warm welcome and friendly environment awaits The location is ideal for the Trafford Centre, City Centre, night life, MEN Arena, GMEX and Apollo Theatre. The Trafford Hall Hotel now under new management as of 2nd May 2006. The hotel is situated a mere one mile from Manchester City Centre to which Trafford Bar Metrolink Station (50 yards away) offers regular speedy access to the city in 5 minutes and 10 minutes from the men Arena and 5 minutes from the gmex Centre. Ideally located for all sporting events, local attractions include Manchester United Football Stadium, Lancashire County Cricket Club, Manchester International Airport, The Trafford Centre, Salford Quays, The Lowry Centre and Artworks, The Imperial War Museum, GMEX Exhibition Center, MEN Apollo theatres, Daytona Go-Karting and Sale Water Park. It has, unlike many City Centre hotels, free on-site car parking with video surveillance. The City Centre is only 5 minutes away, and has many attractions such as first class shops, theatres and museums in addition to being probably the foremost commercial centre in the north of England.

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