Featuring a bar and a tennis court, The Tytherington is located in Macclesfield, 12 km from Capesthorne Hall and 21 km from Fletcher Moss Botanical Gardens.
ozkan
United Kingdom
Nice pool , comfortable, safe and clean in a nice hood.
The Bridge is a newly refurbished 24 bedroom property in the picturesque village of Prestbury, situated on the bank of the River Bollin.
Allison
United Kingdom
The property was beautiful inside and out. It is the nicest room we have experienced in a very long time.
The staff were so friendly and helpful.
The continental breakfast was beautifully presented. The cooked breakfast selection was excellent.
Overlooking gardens and fields, Hollin House Hotel sits on the outskirts of Bollington village, within a five-minute drive of historic Macclesfield.
Alison
United Kingdom
The room and ensuite were a reasonable size, very clean and the bed was large and comfortable. There was also a decent hairdryer and a good selection of tea, coffee and biscuits in the room. We had dinner in the hotel restaurant and the menu was a bit limited and unimaginative but fine overall - the highlight was the cheeseboard, which was excellent. The buffet breakfast was good, with plenty of hot bacon etc, cereals and fresh fruit, but I would have liked a few more cold, continental-style options.
Shrigley Hall Hotel, just 15 miles south of Manchester city centre, is an impressive manor house in leafy Cheshire countryside.
Ros
United Kingdom
Staying at Shrigley Hall was very special for us as the village we are from in Northern Ireland was named after Shrigley Hall. The location is great. Setting is absolutely stunning . The staff were very friendly, polite and helpful. We really enjoyed our 3 night stay. We had fun exploring Manchester, Chester and surrounding areas. We didn’t pay to use the Spa but from what we saw it looked amazing. Thanks
Set just 10 km from Capesthorne Hall, The Legh Arms Prestbury provides accommodation in Macclesfield with access to a garden, a bar, as well as luggage storage space.
Offering city views, Sleep, Eat, Repeat Bed and Breakfast is an accommodation set in Macclesfield, 10 km from Capesthorne Hall and 19 km from Buxton Opera House.
Richard
United Kingdom
Fantastic, choice of 4 options, we had continental
Set in Macclesfield and only 12 km from Capesthorne Hall, Buckingham House Apartment 2 offers accommodation with inner courtyard views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Amanda
United Kingdom
A little gem. The apartment was immaculate and well equipped. Tastfully decorated and offered a very comfortable stay. Perfect location for bars, restaurants, etc. Designated and secure parking. Good value for money and friendly host. Will definitely book again when next visiting Congleton.
Stunning 2-Bed House in Macclesfield Cheshire, a property with a garden, is located in Macclesfield, 18 km from Buxton Opera House, 24 km from Fletcher Moss Botanical Gardens, as well as 24 km from...
Warneeeee
United Kingdom
Great location, very clean and had everything we need for our 1 night stay, excellent communication with the host
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On average, 3-star hotels in Macclesfield cost £97 per night, and 4-star hotels in Macclesfield are £129 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Macclesfield can on average be found for £182 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
BOHOTEL, The Bridge and The Tytherington have received great reviews from travellers in Macclesfield regarding the views from their hotel rooms.
What guests said about Macclesfield:
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Scored 8.0
A good base to visit Peak District.
A good base to visit Peak District. Shopping centre in decline. Local bus services in decline but possible to reach Hayfield and Buxton. Plus very good train service to Manchester, London, Birmingham etc. Some good eateries - especially excellent Plums Kitchen.
David
France
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I like Macclesfield because it is a pretty town with good...
I like Macclesfield because it is a pretty town with good links to Manchester if you need the big city, the Peak District if you like walking, and Buxton if you want a bit of culture. The town is of a manageable size with pretty parks, and it has various small events going on in the local pubs, plus each month there is the Treacle Market, which is a popular feature of Macclesfield.
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
I came for the silk museum and the Paradise Mill which I can...
I came for the silk museum and the Paradise Mill which I can recommend both. The Treacle Market on the last Sunday of the month was a good experience. The weather was sunny, but often was a chill strong wind, I missed a hat. It takes only 30 minutes to travel by train to Manchester, and about 2 hours to London. There are good restaurants and pubs! There are many places to take a nice walk in the nature of the surrounding area, but unfortunately I had to postpone them.
Aline
Switzerland
8.0
Scored 8.0
A nice small town centre, a good choice of eateries & cafes,...
A nice small town centre, a good choice of eateries & cafes, A couple of good ladies boutiques along with a lovely shop Rocco selling stylish boots & trainers.
The Tytherington hotel is well worth a stay as they have a good Spa & pool. Another small hotel nearby is BoHotel & eatery, lovely. Free car parking available for the town centre too.
DAWN
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We enjoyed our stay in Macclesfield and it was a good centre...
We enjoyed our stay in Macclesfield and it was a good centre for exploring the surrounding area. The town has a silk museum and various other interesting buildings. We can highly recommend the Chinese restaurant, Jin.
John
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
I went to Macclesfield for business , not leisure.
I went to Macclesfield for business , not leisure. It is a small town where shops and restaurants generally close quite early.
I did not have anytime to do any sightseeing in the town or outside - so I cannot really comment about the place from a leisure point of view.
Lovely cosy cottage. The owners had left coffee, tea, milk, sugar, biscuits and tea cakes which was a really nice touch. The views from the back of property is lovely. The cottage was immaculately clean and smelt amazing. Bed was really comfortable and pillows were perfect for me. My favourite thing was the log burner. Just a lovely chilled weekend. We went to a concert in Manchester the first night and it was very expensive to stay in Manchester, so we stayed in Macclesfield and I'm glad we did. A little gem
Good choice available for breakfast. My choice of a traditional cooked breakfast was good. Prestbury is an attractive village and sited in it's centre, next to the River Bollin, this hotel with a period building at its core, is a very pleasant place to stay. From Prestbury one can easily get into Manchester by car or train. Also on its doorstep are the hills of Derbyshire and Buxton further to the east.
I loved all the information the owners of the hotel provided for the stay. Although I didn't meet them you could tell they really care about the people who stay there and want to provide the best experience as possible. Additionally, the bed was incredibly comfortable and there were such nice touches for the price you pay. Definitely great value in an excellent location.
The location is 4 mins walk from the train station in amongst some really lovely bars and restaurants. The room itself is super cute and it is clear the host has put some real thought on what could make your stay special. The room has all the amenities you need and is given a quick clean every day. A choice of hot or cold breakfast is available, which was tasty.
Hotel looked really something as you drive up the grand driveway with its lights and trees this has been decorated beautifully for Christmas.
The hotel is set in sprawling acres of Cheshire countryside and the location is perfect for rest and relaxation.
The room was a great size and the bed was super comfy we had an amazing sleep.
The hotel is a lovely building, very tucked away with gorgeous views. The rooms was cozy, nice and warm. When we stayed there was a christmas party one night and a wedding the next and we did not hear a single noise from the room. Staff are friendly. The dining area is beautifuly decorated and the food was delicious.
The location is great - close to the train station and shops and canal of Macclesfield and is very quiet. The kitchen is very well stocked with all utensils needed. We had a bottle of Prosecco left for us which we drank on our anniversary - nice touch. The host was available for all queries that we had.
Room was nice and big, bathroom had both a tub and a shower, never ending really hot water, hotel front is an older castle-looking building, rear section built in 1980s. Great location, close to pharmacy and village.
The staff are friendly and professional. The food is high quality and the rooms are clean, with modern bathrooms. I always look to book this hotel ahead of any other in this area whenever travelling here for work.
Fantastic hotel in the middle of Macclesfield, it has lots of character and the hotel downstairs was really great! It really added something to our visit.
Perfect Spa! one night with massage the other with warm swimming pool Jacuzzi and sauna.
No need to go out of the hotel :)
Very comfortable. Good food.
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