The White Lion is a family run Pub and Hotel which offers the charms of a 17th century Tudor Farmhouse the pub with a contemporary twist in our fine dine Restaurant and Hotel. (View)

Located just 5 minutes from Junction 16 of the M6 5 miles from Crewe station and 30 miles from Manchester airport Wychwood Park is a brand new property. With free internet (View)

Contrasting the best mix of old and new styles Crewe Hall is a Grade 1 stately home with a sympathetic modern addition offering stylish comfort. Enjoy a break in the modern W (View)

A fine Victorian farmhouse combining comfort with modern facilities. Situated within easy access to Stoke on Trent and Crewe just 3 mins from M6 Junc 16.Offering evening meal (View)

The Old Mill is a 17th century water mill which has been converted into a traditional pub and hotel. Set in rural surroundings overlooking the tranquil mill pool and situated (View)

Ramada Crewe is a modern purpose built hotel with 64 well appointed and stylish rooms an upmarket restaurant a comfortable lounge bar and excellent meeting and event facilit (View)

Once a stopover for the Queen Victoria this hotel has held on to that elegance with a host of modern day comforts thrown in. (View)

Originally and 18th Century Farmhouse The Hunters Lodge Hotel was acquired by the present family in 1981 and is set in sixteen acres of delightful gardens and open countrysi (View)

The Royal Hotel built in the mid Victorian period is situated 150 yards just across the road from Crewe Railway Station and a 10 minute drive from Junction 16 of the M6 M (View)

Imaginative conversion of 17th Century Farmhouse ideally located for touring the Potteries. The AA Rosette winning Ostler Restaurant offers extensive a la carte and table d' (View)

The Stop Inn is ideally located on the A34 only 2 miles from the centre of Newcastle under Lyme. From the south take junction 15 of the M6 and the North junction 16.The bedr (View)

As you pass through the wrought iron gates beside the lodge and sweep down the long drive between the lawns to the house you could almost be forgiven for momentarily thinkin (View)