Davenport Park Hotel

Buxton Rd,Stockport, Hotel And Conference(Manchester), Stockport, Greater Manchester, England

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About Davenport Park Hotel

Conveniently situated on the a6 within easy reach of the local motorway network and Manchester International Airport. With its friendly atmosphere, the Davenport Park Hotel is a great focal point for both business and family visitors. Owned and managed by the same family for over 25 years, the hotel offers a friendly welcome and atmosphere with a licensed bar and Saddlers Restaurant serving full English breakfast and carvery dinner. We are also located on the main a6 within easy walking distance of a number of international restaurants. Ideally situated for the m56/m60 motorway networks, Manchester Airport and easily accessible for Manchester and Stockport centre with their extensive range of bars, restaurants and nightlife. There are many places of historic and natural interest within easy reach. Guests please note that this hotel does not offer non- smoking rooms. Please note: our hotel has no lift. There are no rooms on the ground floor and no disabled rooms.

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