Familienhotels in Altrincham suchen

„Lovely pub, friendly staff. We only stayed 1 night but the rooms were very clean and had everything you needed. The breakfast was cooked beautifully and really tasty. We would have had diner there but unfortunately it was the Christmas market on within Tarvin that evening so no food was served other than a stall outside. Free parking for people staying in the pub. Within a 15 min drive into Chester - Wouldn’t hesitate to go back. An enjoyable if not brief visit. “

„Amazing place in a stunning location. The staff were courteous and welcoming, making the stay truly enjoyable. Highly recommended!“

„Nice "pub hotel", very friendly, excellent English breakfast, well renovated bathroom and room, bed could have been better.“

„Sehr freundlicher Empfang, mir wurde sofort ein Zimmer angeboten, obwohl ich Stunden vor der offiziellen Check-In- Zeit anreiste. Personal stets perfekt, freundlich, dezent, hilfsbereit und kompetent. Man fühlte sich von Anfang an sehr wohl. Zimmer sehr sauber und modern, sehr gutes Bett - ich als Einzelperson hatte 4 Kissen zur Verfügung. Die Räume sind im Premier Inn South etwas kleiner als im Premier Inn North. WLAN gegen Gebühr, 3 Pound pro Tag war okay. Shuttlebus verkehrt täglich zum ...

„Absolutely lovely accommodation with great hosts, would definitely come back!“

„Very friendly welcome, we booked a suite, because no dogs are allowed there, which is probably a good idea when you have allergies. The suite was very spacious and romantic. The food was delicious, although I suspect that the breakfast portion size could be a bit larger for some people. The hotel has much charm and is situated in very quiet surroundings. The guest book proposed many things to do, but visitors should come by car, to get around easily. Parking spaces were more than enough outside. ...

„Everything was brilliant. Will use again !!!“

„Ich hatte nicht aufgepasst und bin von einem ensuite Buchung ausgegangen. Es gab aber nur einen Waschbecken im Zimmer. Toilette und Dusche waren am Gang und mussten geteilt werden. Am zweiten Tag war ich etwas verblüfft als eine weibliche Gast barfuss zum Frühstück kam.“