Cheshire
With a history dating back at least 4000 years, Cheshire is a county that captures the very essence of England. Its landscapes reflect the gentle pastures of the English Midlands and Welsh Marches, as well as the rugged hills of Englands North Country. Here, in the peace and beauty of Cheshires countryside, there are always secrets to be discovered. They could be the sudden view across glorious summer landscapes from a wooded hillside path; the vivid colours of autumn leaves in one of Cheshires world-class country gardens; fine local food served on a winters day in a warm and welcoming ancient Inn; or the magnificent sweep of a championship golf course in the clear sunshine of spring. The county is famous for the production of Cheshire Cheese, salt and silk. For historical buildings in and around Chester, you can visit Peover Hall near Macclesfield (1585), Tattenhall Hall (pre-1622) and Pied Bull Hotel in Chester (17th century).
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Little Bollington B&B
Little Bollington, By Altrincham
Tel: 0161 928 4404
A delightful National Trust property on the edge of Dunham Massey Park offering relaxed and friendly accommodation. Each of our two bedrooms have TV, DVD, CD player, dual control electric blanket, towelling robes, slippers, hair dryer, tea and...
Moorhayes House
Macclesfield
Tel: 01625 433228
Facilities include ample parking in the grounds, full central heating, tea/coffee and televisions in all rooms, all rooms with en-suite shower rooms, FREE wi-fi. Helen and Roy take pride in providing a good hearty breakfast to set you up for...
Mere Brook House
Thornton Hough
Tel: 07713189949
Mere Brook House is an imposing Edwardian country house offering high class bed and breakfast with facilities for events such as celebrations and business meetings on the Wirral. It is situated in its own grounds extending to almost four acres which include a beautiful garden with sunken dell,...