Pymgate Lodge Airport Hotel

147 Styal Road, Heald Green, Cheshire, Greater Manchester, England

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About Pymgate Lodge Airport Hotel

Our hotel occupies a quiet backwater on the edge of beautiful countryside. The hotel is comfortably close to Manchester International Airport and Manchester's cosmopolitan city centre. Pymgate Lodge is a family run lodge, 1.5 miles from Manchester International Airport, catering for business tourists and the Airport Traveller. Pymgate Lodge Hotel is a former 17th Century coaching house which has been tastefully restored to the highest standards to incorporate all the facilities expected by today's travellers. Whether you are visiting Pymgate Lodge Airport Hotel for business or enjoying the beauty and history of the Pymgate Lodge Airport Hotel and its surroundings, you will always be greeted by very friendly and courteous staff.

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