Unique & Sporting Venues
The National
Mollington Grange
Waterways Museum
DISTAnCe From (Miles) DISTAnCe From (Miles)
Manchester Airport 32 Manchester Airport 32
Liverpool Airport 20 Liverpool Airport 20
Chester Railway Stn . 2 Warrington Central 0.5
M53, M6, M56 end 2 M62 J90 0.25
Mollington Golf & Country Club is set in 176 acres of beautiful mollInGTon GolF A unique venue overlooking the Shropshire Union and Manchester THe nATIonAl wATerwAyS
countryside . As well as the superb view on offer we boast an
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Ship Canals, across the Mersey Estuary . 90% of our business is
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excellent a’ la carte restaurant and unique facilities including the
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repeat custom which reflects the professional service, delicious
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opportunity to relax in our spacious Lounge, Spike Bar or on the balcony
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buffets and first class conference rooms .
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overlooking panoramic views across the golf course . As well as extensive F 01244 851349 F 0151 355 4079
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Located just 2 miles from junction 16 of the M56 within easy reach of System, data projector, TV/VCR/DVD and Staging (Additional equipment
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both Liverpool & Manchester airports . can be hired in) .
Although new to conferencing in 2007 we can already boast to having ADDITIonAl FACIlITIeS
an excellent reputation for hospitality from our team here at Mollington Accessible Venue, Lift, Complimentary Car Parking and Hotel
Grange . accommodation available within walking distance .
Unique & Sporting Venues Unique & Sporting Venues
Quay Hotel & Spa Ruthin Castle
DISTAnCe From (Miles) DISTAnCe From (Miles)
Manchester Airport 81 Manchester Airport 45
Liverpool Airport 62 Liverpool Airport 30
Chester Railway Stn . 46 Chester Railway Stn . 22
M56, A55 M56, A55 16
Situated on the tranquil shores of the Conwy Estuary, the Quay qUAy HoTel & SPA The historic castle, originally built by Edward I in 1282, is set in acres rUTHIn CASTle
Hotel & Spa offers a contemporary haven with an endless list
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of gardens and parkland including ruins and dungeons . It has
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of impressive features . The unique conference facilities brings
Conwy, north wales, ll31 9DJ
magnificent lounges, oak panelled entrance hall, library bar and
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together the latest hi tech business amenities with excellent service .
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award-winning dining in Bertie’s dining room . It is also the home
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Each of the 74 bedrooms, Suites and Penthouse has been impeccably w
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designed for optimum comfort and style, many with their own ConFerenCe FACIlITIeS
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balconies . The Quay’s elegant first floor restaurant, The Vue combines 4 Conference Rooms plus , 2 Boardrooms . Maximum Capacity 120
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fine dining with first-class service . persons, Telephone Points, Video Conferencing, Modem Points, OHP/
Screen, Flip Chart and TV/VCR (Additional equipment can be hired in) .
ACCommoDATIon & ADDITIonAl FACIlITIeS
74 Bedrooms . Complimentary Car Parking . The Q Spa has 7 treatment areas ACCommoDATIon & ADDITIonAl FACIlITIeS
including a Turkish Hamman and Thai rooms all with their own showers to 62 Bedrooms . Complimentary Car Parking, Helipad, Mediaeval Banquets, Lift
add to your comfort . and Outdoor Activity Areas . Small health suite and gym .
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To mAKe An enqUIry or For more InFormATIon CAll 0845 073 1314 or VISIT www.meeTInCHeSTerAnDCHeSHIre.Com
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