Crerar Bower Hotel

Hollinwood Ave, Chadderton, Oldham, Greater Manchester, England

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About Crerar Bower Hotel

A former manor house, lovingly extended to provide first class modern accommodation with excellent restaurant & bar. Popular with local people for Weddings, celebrations and parties - just off M60 ringroad. 10 minutes central Manchester Over the years its original character has been sympathetically maintained and enhanced. The Bower is well located for exploring the regions towns and countryside. All 93 bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms and tea/coffee making facilities. 28 rooms are newly built to our superior club standard. Family rooms and Executive rooms are also available. Many of our rooms enjoy views over the hotel gardens.

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