Hey Green Country House Hotel

Waters Road, Marsden, West Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, England

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About Hey Green Country House Hotel

The privately-owned Hey Green is situated in the village of Marsden, on the edge of Saddleworth Moor between Oldham and Huddersfield. Nestling in several acres of woodland, this makes it the perfect setting for all types of events in the Yorkshire and Manchester areas. If you are looking for fine dining in Saddleworth and surrounding areas, then the 2 AA rosette awarded brasserie is the perfect place for an intimate dinner for 2 or a relaxed evening with friends.

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