The Crewe Arms Hotel
The Crewe Arms is on the outskirts of Newcastle under Lyme, and 10 minute drive from the M6 junction 15, and only moments away from Keele University. The Crewe Arms Hotel has a range of Double, Twin and Family rooms available. All rooms have En-suite bathrooms, Flat Screen TV’s with free view, Free Wifi, Tea, Coffee and Biscuits in the room, Free Car parking. Pet friendly rooms available. All room rates include a complimentary cooked breakfast and a choice of cereals, porridge, juices and fruit, yogurt, freshly brewed coffee and a choice of tea. If you need a room, having a party, a meeting, or a gathering, The Crewe Arms provides everything you need to make your guests feel comfortable and to make your day go perfectly.
Contact Us
Wharf Terrace
, Madeley Heath,
Crewe, Staffordshire
, CW3 9LP
www.thecrewearmshotelmadeley.co.uk
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Nearby Attractions
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Water World
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Trentham Estate
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