The Etrop Grange hotel Manchester airport

About the venue

Etrop Grange is a gracious Grade II listed Georgian Country House originally built in 1780 by school teacher William Moss and although located just a short distance from Manchester Airport, is anything but an airport hotel.

Originally known as Moss House, the hotel was renamed Etrop Grange in 1984 by the owners after a local area called Etrop Green. Etrop Grange first opened for business in November 1985 as a fine dining restaurant on just the lower level and was slowly converted into a hotel over the next 13 years. The Etrop Grange still retains it's Georgian charm, however due to modern intervention the hotel is now ideally located just two minutes from Manchester Airport and the M56, and is one of the few hotels in the area with no overhead aircraft noise making it an ideal hotel for business and leisure alike. Offering complimentary transfers to and from the airport and airport railway station (between 06:00 and 22:00), along with complimentary parking and WiFi for all guests, Etrop Grange is the perfect place to organise conferences and events.

Meeting rooms

In the table below, you can hover over the underlined room names to see a photo of that room.

Room name

Capacity (people)

Theatre

Classroom

Boardroom

Cabaret

Banquet

Ushape

Rec.

Dimensions(H/L/W/A)

Hatchmere

-

-

8

-

-

-

-

2.4/3.6/4.6/94.9

Elsworth

-

-

8

-

-

-

-

2.4/3.6/4.6/-

Library

15

-

12

-

12

-

120

2.4/4.7/6.4/75.9

William Moss

40

30

30

30

40

25

50

4.4/9.8/3.4/48.7

Drawing Room

70

30

35

42

50

30

100

2.5/4.9/17/218.3

Coach House

60

40

40

48

80

35

140

2.5/11/9/105

Etrop Suite

110

60

50

74

160

40

200

2.5/15.9/17/226