Clean & tidy as one would expect from Premier Inn. PC for internet access & a snack vending machine…read moreavailable at reception (there's no wifi here, but mobile coverage pretty good).

Feels like an inn but with a corporate vibe…read more Well kept property all around: landscaping, conference center and my upperdeck guest room. The on-site Starbucks franchise can only be seen as a good thing. The pool features prominently in the hotel's atrium. The pub/bar served up some respectable burgers (the "American" features peanut butter). Cheeky barkeep saw to it that my visit would start with a few laughs. Yes, do pair the seasoned fries with the buffalo-style chili sauce - ye shall be rewarded. Reception was kind enough to call me a cab headed for the Creamfields festival grounds. The ride, metered or fixed, to and fro, usually falls with £15. Walk to/from Warrington Bank Quay is a 10 minute trek but not recommended without Google Maps. Good stay all around. Might just return in 2016.

The bathroom is quite...disgusting. Water goes all over the floor while in the shower. There are…read morehair and nails (ugh) on the bathroom tile floor. Mold and dirt. Ewww.... The room itself seems OK, but we spent here just 15 min so far (10 of those in the shower)

Nice place to stay. Location was perfect. We were there for Creamfields weekend, and it was easy to…read moredrive to/from. The staff were very cheerful and helpful. Our rooms were comfortable and large. Only complaint was the food. Chicken and avocado sandwiches without the avocado is an epic fail. Would recommend staying here, as long as you eat somewhere else.

It's cheap and that's the best thing that can be said about the Patten Arms. The beds are horribly…read moreuncomfortable. Hotel is right on a very busy street and it's very noisy. The carpet is filthy. Fortunately the bed looks clean. The bathroom sink has no hot water. The shows pressure is so low you can't wash your hair. I've travelled all over the world and this place wins the prize for worst hotel. We are supposed to be here two nights, but I'm going to see if you can get a reservation elsewhere for the second night and get a reimbursement. This place is horrible.

I called in at about 3pm for a late lunch because the hotel website says food is served all day…read more The receptionist was polite but told me the kitchen did not open until 5 and that daytime food had not been served since the start of the covid pandemic, which is more than two years ago. They had been unable to contact the person responsible for the website. A very poor excuse for publication of misleading information.

This suits some people as it is a standard motel type place, just off the M56, but passing itself…read moreoff as a really high class hotel. My old works used to go every Christmas for the weekend but stopped a few years ago when the meal became inedible - all frozen, pre-cooked rubbish. The accommodation is reasonable and the facilities (gym, pool, sauna etc.) are good, so it does achieve a couple of stars.

Such a beautiful place. We arrived for a spa break - massage was lovely. For my husband he thought…read moreit was mediocre. Being a muscular man he didn't feel any benefit from the massage, which was the 'fit for business '. We had lunch as part of the package. Package stated light lunch however was a buffet-bonus. We then went out and played tennis - the rackets and balls were provided. We used the gym which was small but had a lot of up to date equipment. The spa was nice the steam room, sauna, whirlpool and pool were great. Dinner was included- which again was fantastic. Zak really was a great waiter and ensured we were looked after considering what we ordered ran out then my food was burnt. I was given a new plate and offered alternatives. The room was lovely - slept well and the room was spacious. Breakfast again was a great selection- couldn't fault anything. Brilliant stay overall. 20minutes from Cheshire Oaks- bonus

Located in the idyllic Cheshire countryside Mere Court Hotel is a premium place with over seven…read moreacres of land and its own lake. As it plays host to weddings almost every weekend the waiting list for such an event might be long but the consistent demand suggests it would also be worth it. The picturesque gardens and top quality facilities mean that whether you're organising a wedding, corporate function or just staying for a night the high cost is likely to be worth it. The only issue I'd raise is the quality of the staff. Whilst all the senior staff are more than capable, being both jovial and professional, the younger members are obviously hired from local schools thus making the service somewhat inconsistent. Aside from that though, I'd happily shell out for the experience of staying in such a stylish place.

Staff is super friendly here. Rooms are clean and comfortable. I asked for water, front desk person…read morewent to the restaurant next door, grabbed and filled a glass water pitcher and brought it to my room. The staff here is great!! Room amenities are plentiful, linens are clean and fresh. Bathroom is spacious with a perfectly hot water. I like it!

a pub with a good friendly atmosphere and has a pool table,never eaten here however convenient due…read moreto be near the bus station. Video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=178TGm_FcTM

A true "local" pub, with its original small, discrete rooms and a comprehensive bar…read more This is within walking distance of my various homes over the last forty years, yet I have only been in there three times. The management has changed relatively recently and this has transformed the pub into a place where I will be visiting a lot more regularly in the future. The staff are all welcoming and knowledgeable, the real ale is very well-kept and the food is excellent as well as being incredibly well-priced. There is a small car park adjacent and on-road parking all around. There are picnic tables outside the front door and a covered area at the rear with more picnic tables and smoking area.

The Bridgewater restaurant, located inside this 3 star Hotel in leafy Lymm, offers diners a sedate…read moreand traditional environment to eat, drink a quiet pint, or else have a game of cards with some friends. The menu offers a choice of either a la carte or table d'hote dining and enjoys an excellent reputation for it's food and wine selection. Offers value for money and quality produce and has a lot to recommend it.

We stayed overnight here after going to a wedding. The front of house decor and furnishings are…read moremodern and well designed, the room on the other hand was extremely dated and was well overdue a face lift - a surprise when we saw it was part of the Macdonald chain. We were given quite a dark room with the hotel's kitchen extractor fan right outside our window causing a constant drone. Certainly not a place to stay for light sleepers as the walls are paper thin. All of this being said, it was a well priced room and fulfilled its purpose of a comfy bed to sleep off the wedding drinks!