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Best Western Cresta Court Hotel is new official hotel partner of Manchester Storm

The Manchester Storm, a leading team in the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL), is thrilled to announce a new partnership with Best Western Cresta Court Hotel, located in the heart of Altrincham.
This exciting collaboration makes Cresta Court the official hotel partner of the Manchester Storm for the upcoming season.
Ryan Finnerty, general manager of the Manchester Storm, said: “We are delighted to welcome Cresta Court Hotel to the Manchester Storm family once again. This partnership will provide our fans, players, and visiting teams with exceptional hospitality.”
“Once the fast action on the ice is over, what better place to relax, unwind, and relive the victory – puck by puck – than at the Best Western Cresta Court.  I’m thrilled that we can once again deliver a high level of local accommodation and warm hospitality to local and visiting fans. We look forward to the forthcoming season.” said Jacki Beardmore, general manager, of Best Western Cresta Court Hotel.
Fans can expect to see exclusive Cresta Court Hotel promotions and giveaways throughout the season. Stay tuned to the Manchester Storm’s website and social media channels for more information.
Best Western Cresta Court is owned and managed by Vine Hotels, a UK-based hotel management and development company. Located in Altrincham, just a ten-minute walk from Planet Ice, it showcases a blend of contemporary design and relaxed comfort, providing 148 bedrooms including executive and family guestrooms, extensive meeting and event spaces, 181 parking spaces, and free high-speed WI FI, plus the Townfields restaurant, a lounge bar, and a beauty salon, which are also open to non-residents. For bookings and information, visit www.cresta-court.co.uk
Pictured from left: Katie Ridgway (reservations, Cresta Court Hotel), Jacki Beardmore (general manager, Cresta Court Hotel), Mark Noakes (corporate sponsorship manager, Manchester Storm), Fabakary Camara (operations manager, Cresta Court Hotel), and Danielle Dillon (groups & events co-ordinator, Cresta Court Hotel).
Helen Greaney
Helen Greaney
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