A haven of peace and tranquillity, this traditional English country house lies in a unique rural setting, surrounded by beautiful gardens and a 60 acre lake, yet only 12 miles from historic Chester.
Kevin
United Kingdom
Beautiful setting. Great spaces rooms and decor. Bed smelt fresh and clean.
Featuring garden views, Self contained accommodation near Delamere forest provides accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 23 km from Chester Racecourse.
zak
United Kingdom
The only issue I had that there is no milk for a cup of tea
The Hartford Hall on School Lane Hotel is a former 17th century nunnery and manor house in the small market town of Northwich. Set within 3 acres of countryside, it offers a pub restaurant.
Located in Calveley, 23 km from Chester Racecourse, Tollemache Arms provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Situated in Weaverham, 23 km from Tatton Park, The oaklands hotel features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Sharon
United Kingdom
Nothing it was filthy and very run down with broken windows mould, bed bugs
Seventeen acres of beautiful formal gardens and parkland surround this grand Victorian hotel. Fresh produce, grown on Willington Hall Hotel’s grounds, is used in the restaurant's modern British...
Nigel
United Kingdom
ON a wet and windy day it was a joy to alight into such a tranquil location. To be greeted by such an enthusiastic bunch of people. Who took pleasure in ensuring your stay was everything you wanted it to be.
Set in Frodsham, 19 km from Chester Zoo, Original Glamping Pod with Hot Tub offers accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Located in Frodsham, 19 km from Chester Zoo, Superior Glamping Pod with Hot Tub provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Shauna
United Kingdom
Cute little cabin, very private. Had such a lovely stay!
Beautiful hotel surrounded by lovely gardens and very...
Beautiful hotel surrounded by lovely gardens and very private. Room and bathroom were both amazing and spacious. Had a really good sleep as well. I didn’t eat at the hotel due to other commitments but the menu looked very nice.
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David
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
As we only stayed the one night didn't do an awful lot.
As we only stayed the one night didn't do an awful lot. But there is a lovely farm and gift shop worth a visit. Hollis farm shop. A must. Eating out is quite expensive, plenty of pubs in the small villages.
Sharon
United Kingdom
4.0
Scored 4.0
We booked 2 rooms, and received 2 rooms with beds - that’s...
We booked 2 rooms, and received 2 rooms with beds - that’s about as good as it got. On check in the receptionist was really difficult to understand, she was heavily accented and very quietly spoken - so not the best combination. She took a preauthorisation for each room of £30 as a deposit for the key card, the literature stated £10, but refundable on checkout, so fine.
We were assigned double rooms which were on the 3rd floor, and called Daliah and Laburnam. So we took the lift to the 3rd floor but the receptionist didn’t say the rooms were up another 2 sets of steps around a corner - very old and not really accessible easily with suitcases in tow.
The rooms were tired, and down steep internal staircases within the room itself. The general level of cleanliness was poor - for £80 a room I didn’t expect the Ritz, but the lampshades had holes, the light fittings didn’t work, there were dead bugs in the overhead light, the cups and glasses were dirty… not just stained but dirty and the heating in the room was broken. I’ve worked in hospitality for years - and would have those rooms out of order until deep cleaned and repainted. If we didn’t have to stay there we wouldn’t have - the GM needs to actually have a look in those rooms - they are honestly terrible. Unless you are guaranteed different rooms DONT stay here - faded grandeur is one thing but this was verging on uninhabitable.
Elaine
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The building was beautiful.
The building was beautiful.
A lovely country hotel, the rooms were huge and old fashioned but that was all part of the charm.
Lovely garden view and the breakfast was great.
Staff very friendly and helpful.
Amos
10
Scored 10
The room was quaint and I loved that.
The room was quaint and I loved that. The bed was really comfortable and clean. Breakfast was good with a good full English.loved the towels and toiletries, the towels were large.Staff were polite and friendly.Stayed here a few years ago and they had a Porter that took your cases to your room. It was a really lovely gesture. He was a font of information and even got us a taxi and so good. It’s the little things that make your stay. We missed that very personal touch but had a great stay this time.
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Anonymous
10
Scored 10
Very good first impression, who doesn't like a gravel drive?
Very good first impression, who doesn't like a gravel drive? Very nice reception area, acres of wood panelling, speedy booking in process with room card and documents pre-prepared, clear instructions of route to room.
Pleasant view from room window, but considering the location, I expect all rooms have a lake view.
Evening meal very good, comprehensive menu and plenty of choice.
I would definitely recommend this hotel to friends.
A proper country house hotel and decor is as you would expect. Easy check in, easy to find and plenty of parking. Good value (B&B). Good size room (although bit too warm). Nice breakfast, cooked to order. Continental was basically a bowl of croissants though (maybe because we came down after 9). Nice cosy night away. Some nice pubs and places to eat nearby, if you don't fancy the hotel restaurant.
It seems nice at first but had to vacate due to the most awful smell. Management refused to do anything about it so did Booking.com I wouldn’t advise anybody to stay here. Also absolutely no atmosphere very very very overpriced in the restaurant and for drinks.
Beautiful hotel and gardens in a quiet location. Fully understand why it is so popular with wedding parties.
Plenty of parking. Very pleasant, friendly and helpful staff. Large bedroom with comfy bed and pillows.
Hearty breakfast and pretty good bar food.
The biggest and most luxurious hotel room I've stayed in. It was kike a luxury open-plan suite in which I would happily live in full-time. Stayed with my son and had an evening meal in the bar which was quite superb.
Very spacious car park to top it off.
Beautiful hotel and the room was very clean with good facilities. Bed was lovey and comfy and the staff were very friendly. The grounds are beautiful and peaceful. Would definitely stay here again.
This hotel is very beautiful without being ostentatious. The dining room is classically elegant as are all the communal areas. The rooms are tastefully decorated and the bed amazing!
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