Top Hotels Near Cheshire Falconry in Northwich from NZ$71

"A lovely hotel with character all areas well kept and room spotless thankyou"

"Absolutely awful. I spent 30 minutes in the room before deciding to book a travelodge down the road and left as soon as possible. I’m not a fussy person and can sleep anywhere but this has to be the worst place I’ve stayed, (attempted to stay). The smell was awful. The carpets were disgusting and sticky. Bathroom full of mould and rust. Stains on walls. Pictures on the walls ripped. Genuinely felt the room was a health hazard which is why I decided to leave. The only good thing I can say is the receptionist kindly waited for me to arrive as I didn’t get there until late. Need to contact someone to discuss a refund. Pictures on hotels.com are faked and nothing like the reality. Even the picture of the outside of the hotel is faked. Happy guests lodge? I’m sorry but that should NOT be the name. Please please avoid. Save yourself the trouble and spend a tiny bit more for guaranteed cleanliness and comfort. "

"Did not eat there We were visiting family "

"Nice location. Everything fine. Nice to have 2 chairs in a double room, often other places only provide 1. I have no problems with anything here, but if you're looking for points for improving ratings, I'd say TV could have been bigger (couldn't really watch it from the bed in room 6), and it would have been nice to be able to help yourself to breakfast items like cereals, milk, juice."

"Golf links was well equipped and very toasty,it was generally very clean but the oven racks and trays needed cleaning which did let it down,the other slightly annoying thing was one of the double beds was made up as a twin ….whereas on the description it says it’s a double unless asked to be made up as a twin as we were only there three nights we didn’t bother to ask someone to change it.two minor issues which wouldn’t stop us from booking again."

"A Lovely cottage with plenty of space. Very nice and clean, highly recommended. A little tricky to find in the dark so could possibly do with larger signage. "