Mercure Norton Grange Manchester

Manchester Road, Castleton, Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England

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About Mercure Norton Grange Manchester

Only 8 miles from Manchester with convenient links to the M62, yet set in its own grounds, the hotel is in the perfect location, whether visiting for business or pleasure. Both the executive and classic bedrooms provide modern, contemporary accommodation without compromising on comfort, and have been decorated to a high standard. Whilst at the hotel, residents can enjoy complimentary use of the leisure facilities, including the 18 metre pool, outdoor hydrotherapy pool, thermal suite and technogym. In addition, there are also 6 beauty treatment rooms. The restaurant serves a modern brasserie style menu with a wide range of dishes to suit all tastes. At weekends the restaurant is sometimes used for private functions. When this is the case, there are very limited dining facilities available in the bistro area. Should you wish to dine during your stay, the hotel recommends that you contact them to check availability before your stay to avoid disappointment.

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