Big Venue Book lists 51 venues within 7 miles of Stockport which have function rooms and event spaces available to hire for both private and corporate events of up to 10,900 people attending. What's the occasion? You can browse our venues by event type such a wedding, party or conference. And, if you're on a tight deadline or need assistance why not use our FREE Venue Finding Service? Our team are on hand to help you find the perfect venue for your next event.
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Venue at Cornerstone offers a bright and airy modern setting for business meetings and events for 2-80 people just a 10 minute walk from Stockport train station. Book for awards ceremonies, exhibitions,…
This attractive red brick building, home to the Village Hotel Manchester Cheadle, has everything you could possibly need to host a great event including their own facility for business – The HUB –…
Set in one of Europe's largest health clubs, Wilmslow Conference Centre is a fully flexible venue for business meetings and events in Cheshire. With capacity for up to 150 guests, this is an excellent…
The 4 star Pinewood Hotel brings you a popular North West conference and meetings venue just 12 miles from Manchester. Tranquil grounds and modern facilities make this a top choice for weddings and business…
This elegant and stylish redbrick building, the Village Hotel Hyde is located on the outskirts of Manchester conveniently situated walking distance to Hyde North Train Station. The hotel provides a great…
This fantastic facility located in the heart of Manchester has everything you need to host a conference or meeting. Great location with close connections to major transports links, set between two massive…
Blue is the colour! The fantastic Etihad Stadium boasts one of the most outstanding arenas in the UK – and conferencing facilities to match, so whether you’re looking to host an exhibition, product…
In the heart of Manchester’s Depot Mayfield, Freight Island brings you several very unique spaces for meetings and events for up to 2,000 people. This former freight depot has been given a whole new…
Manchester’s largest 4-star hotel is an impressive building dominating the skyline has an ideal location in the heart of the city for exploring, shopping, dining, relaxing plus it is the number one choice…
With a central Manchester location, the Pendulum Hotel & Manchester Conference Centre is one of the city’s leading venues for business meetings and events, with a choice of 19 flexible meeting spaces…
Stockport is officially located in Cheshire – but it actually lies on the edge of Greater Manchester – just 14 miles from the city. Home to a variety of wealthy, upmarket suburbs including Cheadle Hulme and Bramhall, Stockport was once an industrial hub but is now a desirable town with great links to London and the south of England as well as other northern towns and cities.
Recent regeneration projects have focused on its historic marketplace, which sits beneath its 18th century St Mary’s church. Here steep narrow steps and cobbled walkways snake down towards the town centre, flanked by old-fashioned style shops and tall, higgledy-piggledy buildings. The redevelopment has given rise to an influx of quirky independent shops selling antiques, local produce, gifts and clothes. Attractions include Stockport Air Raid Shelter, Staircase House, Hatters Museum, Bramhall Hall, Stockport County and Robinsons Brewery, which runs regular tours complete with tasters. The Merseyway and Peel Shopping Centres are packed with popular high street brands.
Stockport is incredibly close to a variety of natural beauty spots and stunning countryside, including the Peak District, Lyme Park, Etherow Country Park, Quarry Bank Mill at Styal, Marple Locks and Hare Hill. In just 20 minutes you can escape the hustle and bustle of the town and head out into the hills for a breath of fresh air.
Trains run straight through Stockport and over its iconic viaduct from Manchester Piccadilly. Direct routes are available to London, Bristol, Milton Keynes and Birmingham. It’s also on the M60 motorway, which then links to the M62 up north and the M56 towards the south.
