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Best Breakfast in Cheshire? This comfortable non-smoking guest house is only half a mile from Macclesfield yet convenient for exploring the Peaks and Plains of Cheshire. Facilities include ample parking in the grounds, full central heating, tea/coffee and televisions in all rooms, telephones and free WIFI internet access available throughout the guest house, all rooms with en-suite shower rooms. Helen and Roy take pride in providing a good hearty breakfast to set you up for the day. An Invitation We would be pleased to welcome you to our comfortable home, pleasantly situated behind tall trees in its own mature, sunny gardens, yet only half a mile from the town centre. There is ample parking space available for our visitors. We offer a high standard of personal service in a friendly relaxed atmosphere. In particular, we aim to provide the best breakfast in Cheshire. All of our bedrooms are bright and attractive, with en suite shower rooms, colour televisions, tea/coffee making facilities, central heating and a pleasant garden outlook. If you have any specific needs please let us know. Whether you are visiting Macclesfield on business or pleasure, we will do our best to help you enjoy your stay. We have an extensive range of information brochures and we are always happy to suggest days out to suit your interests. Within two minutes walk there is a large pub with a family dining area offering a wide range of meals including a children's menu. Other choices include the varied town centre restaurants, the high quality eateries of nearby Prestbury village or the many country pubs within a short drive. |
| The Town Macclesfield is twenty minutes drive east from the M6 or a similar drive from Manchester Airport. Situated close to the Pennine Hills (the backbone of England) it is a thriving market town, established in mediaeval times, with quaint buildings and some cobbled streets interspersed with many fine Georgian houses of distinction. The excellent modern shopping area affords magnificent views of the Peaks rising above the town. In the town centre is the only silk museum in the country, together with Paradise Mill, a Victorian silk mill giving practical demonstrations on hand looms. There are many good restaurants in and around the town. The Area To the west is the tranquil farmland of the Cheshire plain, to the east the dramatic rugged hills of the Peak District National Park and Buxton. To the south lies Stoke on Trent and the Potteries, whilst Manchester is due north. The area abounds in out-door leisure activities including walking trails through magnificent countryside such as Tegg's Nose Country Park, Macclesfield Forest and the Macclesfield Canal Ring. The views from the top of Shutlingsloe are magnificent on a clear day. Cheshire cycle ways, golf courses, climbing, sailing, fishing and leisure centres are all close by. There are many historic houses and gardens within half an hour's drive. The Jodrell Bank Radio telescope is a must for visitors to the area. |
| Places to Visit (approximate time by car) |
| 5 minutes Paradise Mill Silk Heritage Museum Tegg's Nose Country Park Gritstone Trail Peaks and Plains Discovery Centre West Park Museum Tytherington Club | 10 Minutes Capesthorne Hall Adlington Hall Gawsworth Hall Peak National Park The Goyt Valley |
| 20 Minutes Manchester International Airport Little Moreton Hall Jodrell Bank radio Telescope Styal Country Park and Quarry Bank Mill Bramhall Hall Lyme Hall and Park Tatton Park Dunham Massey Knutsford | 30 Minutes Manchester Buxton Spa Town Arley Hall Castleton Blue John Mine |
| 60 Minutes Chester Liverpool Chatsworth House Stoke on Trent | 120 Minutes North Wales The Lake District Yorkshire Dales and Moors |
| Breakfast Menu Tea (standard, Earl Grey or Fruit Tea) Or coffee (cafetiere, Instant, or decaffeinated) ~~~~~ Orange or grapefruit or apple juice ~~~~~ Cereals (Cornflakes, rice crispies, weetabix, fruit, muesli, all bran or similar selection) ~~~~~ Fruit, yoghurts ~~~~~ Bacon, eggs (any style), sausages, mushrooms, tomato, sometimes variations such as hash browns, peppers, baked beans, fried bread etc ~~~~~ Brown or white toast Marmalade - jams - honey Bread rolls (as available) ~~~~~ We take great care to choose best quality produce from local suppliers. If you have any special dietary requirements, please let us know and we will do our best to oblige. |
| How to find us From the North Turn right at the first roundabout, signposted Tytherington. Straight across at the traffic lights, then the guest house is a short distance along on the right. From Knutsford Follow the signs for Stockport round a series of roundabouts. Watch out for a left turn for the A538, Tytherington (half way down a hill). Theguest house is half a mile up on the left. From Congleton Turn right at the Flowerpot pub on the A536. Turn left at the roundabout into Churchill Way (signposted Capesthorne Hall). Turn right at the next roundabout, signposted for Stockport. Turn left half way down the hill at traffic lights onto the A538 for Tytherington. The guest house is half a mile up on the left From Buxton or Leek Turn right onto the Silk Road, then left onto the A537 at the Tesco roundabout, then right for the A538 (half way up the hill). The guest house is half a mile up on the left. |
| Tariff Accommodation to Visit Britain Three Stars standard, (guest accommodation) with full English Breakfast. En-suite Rooms Single £35.00-45.00 per night Double or twin from £60.00-£65.00 per night Triple £75.00-£80.00 per night Single occupancy of a double room is £45.00 Please ring, fax or e-mail to check availability, stating expected time of arrival. Please aim to arrive before 9.00 pm |
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