The Lymm Hotel

15 Whitbarrow Rd, Lymm, Greater Manchester, England

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About The Lymm Hotel

This hotel is ideally situated for visitors to the area, in the idyllic village of Lymm. The hotel has a warm and welcoming atmosphere that emphasises friendly and hospitable service. Situated in the picturesque Cheshire village of Lymm, the hotel is only a couple of minutes from the village centre. The important difference at the Lymm hotel is the commitment and sheer professionalism of our dedicated staff. Their enthusiastic, considerate and personal attention to each and every guest makes the shortest break something to remember. Friendly staff and generous lounges make this hotel a destination of distinction for business and pleasure. All of the Lymm hotels 62 bedrooms, whether single, twin or double, are equipped with every modern convenience expected of an associate hotel of Macdonald Hotels. This includes en suite bathroom, tea and coffee making facilities, iron and board, hair dryer and satellite colour television. Only 20 minutes from Manchester Airport and 5 minutes from the m6 and m56, the Lymm Hotels location makes it an ideal meeting place for delegates travelling from throughout the uk and beyond. Enjoy the old fashioned vales of quality and service, together with technically advanced conference suites with access to photocopying, word processing and email as well as isdn Links. The very latest in audio visual equipment is readily available, and our Cheshire suite can hold up to 120 guests in total comfort. The MacDonald Lymm hotel provides the ideal location for exploring the North West, being only 30 minutes from Manchester and Liverpool and 5 minutes away from the main motorway network. The shopping paradise of the Trafford centre is only a 20 minute drive away. Exploring the local area by foot is one of the best ways to absorb the fantastic local countryside. However, cycling or pony trekking are also very popular pursuits, and these can be arranged by the hotel with prior notice. Open fires and generous lounges make this 63 bedroom hotel a warm and inviting destination. For that special occasion, why not reserve one of our executive rooms? Cycling or pony trekking can be arranged by the hotel with prior notice. Travel in any direction from this old English hotel in the Cheshire countryside and you will come across something of genuine interest. It lies just half an hour from Manchester and Liverpool and is only a quick drive away from Chester. Sport enthusiasts are spoilt for choice with Aintree, Haydock Park, Old Trafford, Anfield and top golf courses nearby. The Bridgewater Restaurant has a great reputation for excellent food and wines. The informal bar is the ideal place to sit back after a day's sightseeing or shopping and relax with a drink or substantial snack. Recently opened Barbrazz brasserie offers an excellent alternative for dining or to just relax with a drink.

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