Really enjoyed our meal at the crown! Very generous with the portions. The service was incredible…read moreand the staff were so pleasant! I would recommend either the margarita pizza or the pork roast. Highly recommend and will definitely be returning.

We were really surprised by this place when we stayed here. From the outside it looked fantastic,…read morewith its low roof, and authentic black and white beams. Inside was still traditionally maintained but looked a little tired. The food in the italian restaurant next door was really tasty and surprisingly reasonably priced. The main bar area was quiet for a monday night, but there was a pianist in the corner and the atmosphere was really cosy, not to mention a good range of real ales that the barman informed me were all local. The room we stayed in was clean and tidy and the staff were all excellent, couldn't have asked for more.

Rodney Densem Wines Annual Client Tasting at Crewe Hall is probably the largest event of its kind…read morein the region. Over 500 guests can enjoy the annual wine tasting at the Crewe Hall. Some 250 prestigious wines, spirits and champagnes are available for tasting, many of which are new additions to the RDW portfolio of over 1200 products. Suppliers and growers are also on hand to present their products, answer questions and give advice, some of whom will travel from Europe and the Southern hemisphere. Master classes are also hold by wine experts.

My friend and I did the Sunday night spa deal here which is £120 each for 1 night's stay, use of…read morethe spa (you can arrive before check-in), two 25-minute treatments, lunch, pimms and strawberries and cream, and £28 each towards food at dinner. On top of that I paid £28 for an extra treatment (they gave me 20% off because it was a last minute booking). Crewe Hall is a very impressive building and as it was so quiet (we guessed Sunday might be their least busy night with few weddings or business events) we were able to look at many of its magnificent rooms. None of the rooms in the old part of the hotel were set up for guests to have a drink in though, which was a real shame. In the morning I saw the room next to the reception was open as some kind of lounge - I don't know why we couldn't access it on the Sunday but it seems to defeat the point of having the hotel in such a nice old building that you can't use it! Our room was in the modern block and was very comfortable, the sheets were very soft and we had the benefit both of nice big corner windows and effective black out curtains. The bathroom was modern and clean. The spa itself is nice. It does not have a very luxury feel - the brown bathrobes are a bit threadbare and the decor is not of the highest quality but it is peaceful and aside from the treatment beds being quite small (my 5'11 frame was hanging off the end!) well set up, apart from you have to walk outside to get there. My treatments were really good and the lady that did them was so nice and made it a really relaxing and pleasant experience. She was brilliant at the massage (which was enhanced by having the salt and oil scrub first, so my skin felt really smooth) and the facial felt amazing - my skin felt so refreshed afterwards. My friend reported exactly the same with her treatments. The pool is quite big - you can do proper lengths - although the acoustics are terrible so if people are crawling up and down it becomes super noisy which isn't very restful for those in the sauna and steam rooms which otherwise were particularly good - large, clean and hot! Service in the hotel in general is friendly and helpful although occasionally inattentive - they failed to get us any drinks during lunch, for example. The only thing we were really disappointed with was the food. This deal would be great value if the food was even just average but it's pretty poor. The lunchtime buffet was a bit weird - strange salad options like potato salad with capers and cold boiled rice with a few olives thrown in, and the only hot options was four different types of curry! What if you don't like curry?! We don't mind it but it's not ideal for a spa lunch. The taste itself wasn't great in any case. Profiteroles for dessert were quite nice but what I thought was a lemon tart turned out to be banana - might be helpful to mark options that aren't obvious because it was a shame to waste it. Overall I think for Sunday lunch they would far better off with a carvery, although for reasons explained below I would not trust them to do a good job. Our pimms was nice and the strawberries were fine although not great that they came straight from the refrigerator. Dinner was not great. We got a cheap bottle of red wine that was very drinkable but the food was not enjoyable. We tried the calamari and goats cheese balls to start. The former came with only three pieces for £6.50 which is rubbish value and weren't crisply fried either. The goats cheese balls were only about an inch in diameter and you only get two for £6.50! They did however taste really good. For mains I had the most tasteless pork belly I've had (which I picked because I thought surely this always has flavour!) plus some lukewarm mashed potato and insipid gravy. My friend got a spinach and feta pie which sounded nice but looked like it had been cooked hours earlier and apparently tasted bad. It was supposed to come with buttered new potatoes but instead just got some really unappealing looking plain quite big potatoes. Her side of chips was good but came with bad ketchup! We then got a warm chocolate brownie for dessert. We had to laugh as it came on a stone cold plate with strawberries and bits of honeycomb. To make a dessert dish like this partially in advance is so weird - it's not like there was fancy presentation of the sauce or anything. The main result is just that the honeycomb is cold and a bit soft! Breakfast was better with a wide selection including pastries, a fruit bar and cooked items but things like sausages and hash browns weren't done particularly well - former obviously cheap and hash browns a bit dry and not crisp. They confirmed the overall impression of the food being done for the absolutely cheapest price possible with loads of shortcuts being taken. Although £120 is good value for the room and spa alone, I would hesitate to go back because it takes away from the experience to have bad food.

Just fine for a cheap place to sleep for a night. A lot of fellows in the lobby around 7p having a…read morepint, not noisy, just socializing. Tiny single rooms, but entirely fine. Wifi, strong, fast.

Very impressed with this little place! Only ended up here when the chain hotel I was due to stay in…read morework a trip was full- so glad it was or else I wouldn't have ended up here. For pretty much the same price I got a lovely suite ( see pictures) with complimentary tea, water and my own coffee maker - perfect for that post dinner latte! Staff seem lovely and I was given lots of information on arrival. Next up was dinner. Popped down to the restaurant and was greeted with a great menu with lots of fab dishes on it. Opted for the Cajun squid with guacamole dip for starters and the pan fried swordfish with crushed potatoes, garlic green beans and salsa verde for main. Squid was perfectly cooked with a light Cajun batter and lovely guacamole dip. Cajun spices could have easily overpowered the delicate squid but this wasn't the case- perfect! Next up the sword fish beautifully presented and perfectly cooked not dry at all which can often happen with swordfish. Very tasty salsa verde which complimented the fish perfectly. A couple of glasses of Sauvignon blanc to go with the meal and boom work trip turns out to be quite pleasant! If you are in the Crewe area be sure to check this place out and if you get the opportunity to pass up a chain hotel for a local place do it!!

What a stunning location! Set in the Welsh countryside, this hotel is housed in a building that was…read moreoriginally built in the 1500s! The rooms are nice and comfortable, particularly the bed. I liked that the bathroom has a bathtub - was exactly what I felt like after a long day of travelling. The check in process is simple and the staff are lovely and polite. The restaurant has a great menu and the food is very good. The rooms and the hotel are a whole was very clean and well presented. I would certainly stay there again.

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.

This was our first overnight stop while on our trip and we couldn't fault this top notch hotel. Our…read moreroom had beautiful decor and instantly made us feel at home. Nothing was too much trouble for the wonderful staff and the romantic setting added that extra something to our stay. Absolutely worth a return visit.

A historic railroad hotel built in the nineteenth century, this facility has a quirky charm. Our…read moreroom was clean and comfortable although it looked out over a busy roundabout. Located next to the train station, the hotel offers free parking for guests.

A nice charming hotel in the Cheshire area. A good sized, clean double room with the usual…read morecomplimentary items. The TV was fully operational with no break up in signal, and the bed were clean and comfy. All the staff we dealt with were really helpful and friendly. We used a voucher for 2 nights, and it worked out to be £35 per night, which is amazing value, and included dinner for the first night. The food at the hotel is also quite good. My rump steak was really nicely cooked, and service was relatively quick by today's standard. Overall a very pleasant experience and would recommend it.

This is a very beautiful place. We are staying here for two nights. This is a bit expensive but…read morevery pretty. However the rooms are very warm so far.

I looked at staying here but it was a tad too expensive. Apparently Samuel L Jackson stayed here…read moreyou know. The building lives up to its name and is certainly grand! It really stands out on the seafront. We popped into the bar for drinks. The inside was nice but wasn't quite as stylish as I'd expected. I liked the big windows and round bar. Apparently they used to do cocktails but have replaced them with grand gins. Grand gins are popular at the moment and they suit the name but it seems a shame to completely get rid of cocktails. There was a good variety of gin available in the Spanish style, in a large glass with lots of ice and suitable garnishes. Mine was lovely and cost around £8.

We stayed at the Grand last christmas, we got a very good deal on the internet and we had a lovely…read morestay, the room was beautiful with 4 poster bed, wide screen tv and jacuzzi bath. the breakfast was nice but you did have to pay extra for a full english. They did have a little fridge in the room with drinks, chocolate bars and nuts etc. but remember to read the price list before you are tempted to eat any as it was about £1.50 for a mars bar and £2,.50 for a pack of biscuits. They have some lovely function rooms, we have been to a wedding reception here and it was fantastic, although the drinks were a little expensive. The views from the hotel window looking out across the sea were lovely and the we had a peaceful nights sleep with no noise from other guests Would definately stay there again