Hotels in Stockport

Regardless of what season you choose to visit this area, you can guarantee that when you stay in one of any hotels in Stockport you’ll never run out of things to do. Whether you prefer the big five star treatment or the personal touch of an intimate boutique, Stockport offers plenty of hotels to choose from.

An old rule states that every train passing through the town has to stop at Stockport Station before making its way over the famous 27-arches of Stockport Viaduct, Western Europe's largest railway viaduct. The town centre also offers attractions like the Hatworks Museum, the UK's only museum dedicated to millinery and hat-making, or the interesting Stockport Air Raid Shelters, reliving life in 1940's war-torn Manchester.

For those seeking a more rural escape, the magnificent Lyme Park offers gardens and an ancient deer park. Whilst Bramall Hall, in its 70 acres of landscaped park, is a superb example of a black and white Tudor manor house. Stockport also sits halfway between the Stockportshire Peak District and the rolling plains of Cheshire, making it the ideal place to stay if you fancy country parks, walks, canals and rivers set in stunning countryside.

The Holiday Inn Express Stockport is ideally located adjacent to Stockport Railway Station, in the heart of this large town in Greater Manchester. Stockport can be described as the northern gateway to the Peak District. The Etihad Stadium, home of Manchester City is 5 miles from the hotel, with Old Trafford Football and Cricket grounds within easy reach. Britannia Hotel Stockport is a modern hotel situated in a quiet residential district close to Stockport's bustling town centre in the South of Greater Manchester, with its wide range of shops and entertainment. 

Stockport also has an excellent range of leading high street retailers, as well as a great selection of pubs, clubs, cafes and restaurants. There's great choice of accommodation in Stockport.