Britannia Hotel, Stockport

Dialstone Lane, Offerton, Stockport, Greater Manchester, England

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About Britannia Hotel, Stockport

The Britannia Hotel is set in a residential area close to Stockport town, 12.8 km/ 8 miles from Manchester city and airport. We are an ideal base for those travelling from the airport or a base for exploring Manchester and the Peak District. The M60 is only a few minutes by car from the hotel and makes travel to Manchester, the Trafford Centre and the Lowry Centre quick and easy. The Peak District, with its National Park, picturesque villages and wealth of caves is only 30 minutes away. The hotel itself offers a large array of function facilities, hotel bar and restaurant and 'Spindles' leisure centre, complete with indoor pool, gymnasium and solarium. Manchester International Airport is a 20 minute drive.

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