Country house hotels in Cheshire
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- Clock in Chester
- Enjoy a round of golf
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We've hand-picked the finest country house hotels in Cheshire - to view please click on LIST HOTELS. All our country house hotels in Cheshire can be booked online at great rates.
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A tranquil retreat encircled by a lake Nunsmere Hall is a wonderfully tranquil retreat, with a grand lake almost encircling the hotel. Guests can walk amongst the tress of the extensive gardens or explore historic Chester which lies just twenty minutes away.
Country house hotels with golf courses
The magnificent Georgian De Vere Mottram Hall near Manchester also offers a secluded and truly restful setting, with hundreds of acres of grounds containing parkland, formal gardens, a lake and championship golf course.
The four star facilities include an indoor pool, sauna, steam room, gym, squash court, snooker room, an outdoor tennis court and beauty treatment rooms.
Another country house hotel offering excellent golf, health and leisure facilities is the four star Shrigley Hall Hotel Golf and Country Club. This nineteenth century mansion, located on the border of the Peak District National Park, has stunning views from its large grounds.
Near the Peak District and Manchester
Also close to the Peak District, the Stanneylands country house hotel also provides easy access to the urban delights of Manchester, should you unexpectedly tire of the beautiful gardens and surrounding countryside. But you need not travel for an excellent lunch or dinner as the hotel restaurant boasts a two AA Rosette rating.
Close to Chester
The three star Llyndir Hall is a relaxing country house retreat close to Chester. The extensive parkland grounds are surrounded by countryside. There is an excellent pool as well as a sauna and gym facilities. Beauty treatments are also available.
What's Cheshire famous for?
• Historic Chester, recently voted the 'best city in England to visit' Focus on Chester
• the ancient City Walls, the best preserved in the UK.
• the world-famous Rows - two-tier medieval galleries with excellent shops.
• The largest Roman Amphitheatre ever discovered in Britain
• The city's lovely River Dee.
• Chester Races, a major fixture in the horse racing year. Other Historic towns
•There are many attractive and historic market towns to explore in Cheshire.
• Our favourite is Nantwich, an attractive market town in the depths of rural Cheshire. There are many black and white Tudor buildings and specialist boutiques, good pubs and restaurants.
Walks
• Near the ancient town of Malpas, Cholmondeley Castle overlooks large landscaped grounds and water gardens, including the wonderful Temple Garden.
• Malpas itself is a good base for country walks or cycle rides.
• The picturesque village of Bunbury is a good place to start a cycle ride or walk along Cheshire's network of canals. Walk North to the staircase locks.
• Delamere Forest Park, Cheshire's largest woodland, is a tranquil sanctuary for wildlife.
•Riverside walks from Eccleston, through a varied landscape of meadows and woodland.
• Alderley Edge is a lovely town, with good shops and restaurants and is a great start point for walks with fine views of the Cheshire plain. Visit Chorley Old Hall - the oldest manor house in the county. Literary connections
•Lewis Carroll, the nom de plume of Charles Dodgson who was born in 1832 in Daresbury, Cheshire.
