Chain Name: Best Western
Audley Road, Alsager, ST7 2QQ

Based on an imaginative conversion of a farmhouse, the hotel has been extended to retain a relaxed atmosphere. The AA Rosette winning Ostler Restaurant has a large local following. For informal dining, the Stables Bar is availabl

Extended around a XVIIth century farmhouse, Manor House Hotel is set on the outskirts of Alsager on the Cheshire and Staffordshire border. Seven miles from Crewe and eight miles from Stoke-on-Trent, this delightful property plays host to weddings, conferences, business meetings, leisure visitors and non resident diners alike. The hotel is a member of the Best Western Marketing Association, recently awarded Coinnosseur status and offers freshly prepared, seasonal and appetising menus from its Ostler Restaurant.

Guest Services

General: Luggage Storage, Restaurant, Garden, Heating, Non-Smoking Rooms, Continental Breakfast, Free Parking, Bar, Rooms/Facilities for disabled guests, Newspapers, 24-Hour Front Desk, Safety Deposit Box.

Activities: Jacuzzi, Indoor Swimming Pool.

Services: Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Room Service, Dry Cleaning, Bridal Suite, Shoe Shine, Fax/Photocopying, Currency Exchange, Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN, Internet Services, Breakfast in the Room, Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included, Laundry.

Location: University, , Countryside, Near Train Station, Near Highway.

Restaurants and Bars
The Ostler restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and offers table d'hote and a la carte menus accompanied by a sensibly priced wine list.

Breakfast is served from 07:00 until 09:30.
Lunch is served from 12:00 until 14:00.
Dinner is served from 19:00 until 21:00.

Hotel Policies

Important! Policies may vary from these depending on your room, date & rate selection. Please check the room information when booking.

Check In: 14:30 hours
Check Out: 11:00 hours

Cards accepted at the hotel: Visa, American Express, MasterCard

Deposit: No deposit will be charged.

Internet: Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel and is free of charge.

Pets: Pets are not allowed.

Parking: Free Public parking is possible on site.

Extra Charges: VAT is included. Service charge is included. City/tourist tax is not applicable.

Children and extra beds: All children are welcome. All children under 12 years stay free of charge when using existing bedding. All children under 2 years stay free of charge for cots. All older children or adults stay free of charge for extra beds. Maximum capacity of extra beds/babycots in a room is 2.

Cancellations: If cancelled up to 1 day before the date of arrival, no fee will be charged. If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the first night will be charged.

Local Attractions:
Stapeley Water Gardens (14 km) - Stapeley Water Gardens consists of three main areas. The Palms Tropical Oasis is a glass pavilion which is home to Koi carp, Giant Amazon water-lilies, sharks, piranhas, parrots and exotic flowers.

The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery (11 km) - The history of the Potteries under one roof, including a dazzling display of the world's finest collection of Staffordshire ceramics.

Wedgwood Visitor Centre (12 km) - The Wedgwood visitor centre is situated at the home of the internationally renowned ceramic company. A variety of self-guided factory tours are available 7 days a week, together with a film theatre, two exhibition areas and demonstration/hands-on area.

Jodrell Bank Visitor Centre & Arboretum (16 km) - At Jodrell Bank, a scientific and engineering wonder awaits you - the magnificent Lovell telescope, one of the largest radio telescopes in the world. a pathway leads you 180 degrees around the telescope as it towers above you surveying and exploring the Universe

Biddulph Grange Garden (10 km) - This exciting and rare survival of a high Victorian garden has undergone extensive restoration. Conceived by James Bateman, the fifteen acres are divided into a number of smaller gardens which were designed to house specimens from his extensive plant collection

Little Moreton Hall (5 km) - One of the best examples of half-timbered architecture in England. By 1580 the house was much as it is today, and the long gallery, chapel and the great hall are very impressive. The garden has a knot garden, orchard and herbaceous borders.

Churnet Valley Railway (18 km) - The Churnet Valley Railway runs through the hidden countryside between Cheddleton, with its grade II Victorian station, and Froghall, with the newly built station and Canal Wharf. The journey incorporates Consall, which has a sleepy rural station and nature reserve. The line runs alongside the river churnet and past several old inns including The Black Lion and the Railway Inn

Gladstone Working Pottery Museum (16 km) - Located at the heart of the Potteries, Gladstone Pottery Museum is the last remaining Victorian Pottery industry. Whilst touring the original factory building discover what it was like for the men, women and children to live and work in a potbank during t

Gawsworth Hall (17 km) - This fine Tudor black-and-white manor house was the birthplace of Mary Fitton, thought by some to be the `Dark Lady' of Shakespeare's sonnets. Pictures and armour can be seen in the house, which also has a tilting ground - now thought to be a rare example

Capesthorne Hall (18 km) - Capesthorne has been the home of the Bromley-Davenport family and their ancestors since Domesday times. The present house dates from 1719 and was designed by the Smiths of Warwick. It was subsequently altered by Edward Blore in 1837 and after a disastrous fire in 1861, the central section was completely rebuilt. As well as a fascinating interior, there are gardens and lakes in over 100 acres of parkland

Directions:
Leave the m6 at junction 16, take the a500 towards Stoke-on-Trent, leave the a500 at the 1st exit signed to Alsager/Audley, turn left at the top of the slip road, continue for 2 miles along the winding road and the hotel is on the left as you enter the village.

*Directions included in email booking confirmation

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