Halliwell Jones Stadium hotels in Warrington, United Kingdom

Cheshire is not only a supremely beautiful county, but is also home to many outstanding football clubs, such as Chester FC and the Warrington Wolves rugby club, based in Warrington. Visitors interested in history will find plenty of castles, stately homes and abbeys in Cheshire, but allow some time to visit a few sporting venues as well while you're here. There's a great range of Cheshire hotels, guesthouses and bed and breakfast establishments right across the county. If you're passing through Warrington on your travels and have some interest in rugby you might want to pay the Halliwell Jones Stadium there a visit.

Cheshire Hotels for Halliwell Jones Stadium

Warrington Wolves is a distinguished club, winners of the Carnegie Challenge Cup in 2009, 2010 and 2012, and League Leaders in 2011. The club has been based in the Halliwell Jones Stadium in Warrington since 2003, after having spent more than a century at Wilderspool Stadium, also in Warrington. Since the move, the club has achieved enormous success in Rugby League, maintaining their position at the top end of both competitions. When you visit the Halliwell Jones Stadium from your Cheshire hotel base you'll see that rugby is not the only activity going on here. Like many other stadiums across the country it also doubles as a world-class conference centre, run by the Centre Plate Group.

Visit Halliwell Jones Stadium with Cheshire Hotels

This is actually one of the northwest of England's leading venues and has a huge choice of function rooms, making it ideal for events like weddings, conferences, anniversaries, private parties and corporate events. It has all the trimmings such as executive boxes, lounges and bars for hire by the general public as well as by VIPs. Enjoy top-quality catering whilst attending stadium events throughout the year.

The stadium is named after the MINI and BMW motor group Halliwell Jones, which is owned by leading North West businessman Phillip Jones. It was constructed on the site of an old brewery, Walkers of Warrington, so it remains very much at the heart of local life in this part of Cheshire.