About Us

Welcome to the Wycliffe Hotel and Restaurant. The hotel is within easy reach of Stockport Town Centre, Manchester Airport, The Alexander Hospital and also Stepping Hill Hospital. A country style hotel within three minutes of Stockport Town Centre. Under the personal supervision of the Tavini family, you will be assured of a warm welcome and friendly service. The Wycliffe Hotel has been fully modernised throughout with an emphasis on modern furniture and fittings together with warm natural ... Morecolour schemes. The hotel has 14 beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms which feature LCD television, ironing board and trouser press, work station, data port, free wi-fi, luxury toiletries and tea and coffee making facilities. We are confident that you will have a relaxing and comfortable stay with us. The Wycliffe Hotel's restaurant has the finest reputation for food and service and offers an extensive range of A La Carte and Table d'Hote and Resident's menus, accompanied by a comprehensive wine list to suit all tastes and pockets.Throughout the year Umberto's Restaurant offers a variety of menus for special occassions from Valentine's Night, St Patrick's Night, Mothering Sunday, Easter Day, St George's Day, Gourmet Evenings and Christmas menus, please contact the hotel for further details. The Cortona Suite at the Wycliffe Hotel offers excellent facilities for your business meetings. We have a full range of audio and visual equipment to help your presentation. The suite can accommodate 18 delegates in the classic board room style. The room still offers ample space for tea and coffee or even areas for small work groups, away from the main seating area. In addition we have a large free enclosed car park, and of course our restaurant can cater for all your needs. Less

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