Crabwall Manor Hotel

About Crabwall Manor Hotel

William the Conqueror gave the Crabwall Manor estate to his nephew in 1077. It was old then. In 1600 it got its fine red brick frontage, but, like all ancient buildings its been modernized, which means some of the building is only 18th century. So come and stay and see how the other half lived. Wallow in the wonderful new swimming pool and tuck in to great food in the Conservatory Restaurant, winner of many awards over the years. You may not have a lawn like Crabwalls but then you probably have not been cutting it for 400 years. Only age brings genuine maturity and you can feel the tranquility, as if it were wafting through the ancient walls. This is a really lovely setting for important conferences and meetings and if you can spare a couple of days, its a great setting for exploring the wonders of Chester and its countryside.

Driving Directions Coming from the airport, take the M56 towards Chester and North Wales. At the roundabout where the M56 ends follow signs for Queensferry and North Wales, taking the A5117 for approximately half a mile until the next roundabout, which has a Little Chef to the left. Turn left onto the A540 towards Chester for about two miles. Pass a pub on the left, and continue as the road curves to the right. Continue for a quarter of a mile, until reaching the Crabwall Manor House, set on the right side of the road. surrounding areas. There is a frequent train service between the airport and Manchester Piccadilly Station in the City Centre. Taxis are available outside the Arrivals hall of each terminal.