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Penrose Guest House Macclesfield
Penrose Guest House, 56 Birtles Road, Whirley, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK10 3JQ"Enjoy one of Cheshire's most popular Bed and Breakfast establishments" |  |
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| Enjoy one of Cheshire's most popular Bed and Breakfast establishments Central location for Macclesfield, Wilmslow, Alderley Edge and Prestbury Close to motorway network, inter-city trains and Manchester International Airport. On the fringe of open countryside yet less than 2 miles from the town center. Always a warm welcome at this cheerful, immaculately clean bed and breakfast Refurbished 1930's house, offering spacious and exceedingly comfortable accommodation. From £25 per person per day We operate a strict No Smoking policy First choice for the business traveller |
| The House Penrose is an elegant pre-1930s detached house standing in its own grounds. The house was recently completely refurbished. Yet, whilst introducing state of the art facilities we have ensured that the rooms have retained the grace, light and spacious dimensions of that bygone era.  The Gardens Mature trees offer guests privacy for lounging outdoors with a cool drink - in the summer months. Or, for breakfasting on the sunny patio, when the weather permits. Parking facilities The driveway to the front of the house offers secure parking facilities behind it's double oak palin gates - which are always closed at night. |
Bedrooms · Superior large designer bedrooms with luxury hypoallergenic mattresses and pillows and dressed with the finest Egyptian cotton sheets. · Central heating radiators in all rooms have thermostatic controls to ensure the ambient temperature is to your liking. · Courtesy tray offering an assortment of tea coffee and drinking chocolate - with fresh milk, and tasty tit-bits. · Fully upholstered armchair. · TV with teletext and remote control. · Selection of toiletries. · Super soft bath and hand towels. · Hairdryer. · Alarm clock. · WiFi - Wireless Internet Connection. Bathrooms · Fully carpeted large bathrooms, not ensuite · Five piece suites include power showers. |
| Breakfast Breakfast is served in the morning room on our large oak table which is always beautifully laid with a crisp linen table cloth, fresh flowers, gleaming glasses, cutlery and china. Double patio windows offer views over the garden. If you can take your attention off the delicious food which we serve you can look out for the squirrels and a host of different kinds birds - which are a common site. There is also a view to our open plan ultra modern kitchen where you can watch your traditional British Breakfast cooked fresh before you. Alfresco Buffet breakfast From 5.30 am to 10 am you may help yourself to a selection form our substantial buffet breakfast. There is always a choice of fresh chilled fruit juice, at least ten different types of cereals, fresh bread(s) of your choice, all the fresh seasonal fruits, an assortment of jams, marmalades. Ham and cheese, if requested. And, of course, we offer a wide choice of both tea and coffee. Traditional English Breakfast From 8am to 9.30am you may order one of our famous traditional four course, cooked English breakfasts - which is guaranteed to reach your table 'piping hot' within 15 seconds of leaving the griddle - accompanied by a continuous supply of fresh hot toast, as required.Vegetarian and special diets We ask for advance notice of any special requirements which we endeavour to provide. |
| Dining Out Choose between: cafes and teashops, fish and chip shops, pubs who offer bar snacks, or, pubs whose landlord/lady provide home cooked meals. and pubs run by major groups such as Brewers Fare. Also there are themed group restaurants such as Macdonald's and The Little Chef.... Alternatively, there arenumerous bistros and trattorias. And restaurants - with vastly differing price ranges - specialising variously in traditional English, French, Italian, Indian or Chinese food. Each with their unique atmosphere.Or, you may favour one of the many specialist restaurants where acclaimed master chefs prepare the most succulent dishes for the discerning epicure - whilst their vitners offer a wide choice of superb wines from enviable wine cellars.We carry lists of all of the local restaurants, cafes and teashops. And, will be pleased to make suggestions to suit your taste and price range - with the atmosphere to suit you mood - or, mode of dress. Bear in mind we have the complexity of being · In the centre of the area in the UK which supports more Rolls Royce and multi-millionaires, per sq mile, than anywhere else in the United Kingdom. · And we are on the fringe of farming villages and an old market town, whose locals expect top quality, fresh ingredients, and good service - at bargain prices. · Also we are a bustling and thriving area which has attracted many new industries.So - the choice is extremely wide. |
| OUT AND ABOUT Shopping Whether your interest is; fashion, sports gear, book shops, toys, electrical and hi-tech goods, garden centers, specialist trade shops and wholesalers, Macclesfield and surrounding districts offer a wide range of shopping facilities with prices ranging from the £mega expensive to £amazingly cheap. Close-by you can find all the major High Street names, international designer shops and specialist outlets - to seconds shops, indoor andoutdoor market stalls. Exploring the countryside The Peaks and Plains afford magnificent and varied countryside to delight walkers, cyclists and nature lovers. The choices of terrain ranges from flat lands of the Cheshire plain to steep mountainous slopes of the Pennines. The variety includes lakes, streams and rivers to national parks, National Trust gardens and lands - to forests and woods, including the SSSI ancient woodlands at Alderley Edge where you may also undertake underground explorations of this unique mineralised triassic outcrop. Historic Houses, famous gardens and museums. You can visit the only remaining silk museum in the UK and watch practical demonstrations on hand looms in the nearby Victorian silk mill - remnants of Macclesfield's past. You may visit the famous Jodrell Bank radio telescope, working science museum and planetarium. Or investigate the ever expanding restoration of Style mill and parkland.If your interest is visiting stately homes and gardens then you could not have a wider choice. A recent survey found that one in eight of all UK garden visits are to Cheshire's stately homes and gardens.Penrose carries a wide range of brochures from which you can plan visits to some of the numerous famous historic houses, gardens, museums and tourist attractions. Sports Close by you can indulge in; equestrian pursuits, sailing, fishing, and shooting. You can play or watch; football, rugby, tennis, squash, badminton, bowls and hockey, Or work out in one of the numerous public, or exclusive private, health and leisure centers. Not forgetting Macclesfield's new, award winning, multimillion International athletics track and sports center - which are a few minutes walk from Penrose.Golfers are spoiled for choice by the number of acclaimed golf courses nearby including Mottram Hall and Tytherington where championship tournaments are often held. Others include Prestbury, Alderley Edge, Wilmslow, Bollington, Macclesfield, Poynton and Knutsford. Cultural events The Halle orchestra and The Royal Shakespeare Company often stage productions at Macclesfield Leisure Center (less than 5 minutes walk from Penrose). Whilst various venues in the area frequently host a wide range of both amateur and professional concerts, operas, plays and musicals. Alternatively the area hosts numerous exhibitions. The range of clubs and societies is too extensive to list.Penrose always carries up-to-date details of all of the current cultural events, specialist clubs and societies. Business Conferences Because of it's facilities and venues, this area is acclaimed as a center of excellence for business conferences, exhibitions and training courses. And Penrose is a favored retreat by companies and their delegates. So, since we are small, early booking is a necessity. |
· Bed and Breakfast from £25.00 Single and £50 double/twin per day. · We do not charge a supplement for single occupancy · A deposit is required on booking. · Please read our terms and conditions · We accept checks supported by banker's card, cash, or Visa, Delta, MasterCard, Amex, Switch, Solo and JCB credit cards. |
| Terms & Conditions 1. Booking - No booking is accepted until confirmed, (orally or written) by Penrose Guest House 2. Deposits - Upon confirmation of booking a deposit of £35.00 per room must be paid within five working days. 3. Cancellation Policy - If the guest should cancel a booking the deposit will be forfeited. If less than 7 days notice of cancellation is given the agreed charges will be payable in full. 4. Payment Terms - Accounts must be settled in full by departure and may be settled by cash, cheque, supported by appropriate guarantee card, visa or MasterCard, delta, solo, Amex, switch card or eurocard. 5. Credit Facilities - Accounts may be forwarded to companies only if credit facilities have been agreed on booking. Credit terms - strictly 14 days net. On failure to pay an invoice to the Guest House by the due date the management reserve the right to apply a surcharge of 2% per month. 6. Check in/out - Rooms are available for guests to check in at 2.30pm. On the day of departure guests are requested to vacate their room by 10.30 a.m. 7. Pets - No pets are allowed in the Guest House with the exception of Guide Dogs. 8. Guest Liability - The guest shall be liable to pay for any damage to the property of the Guest House which has been caused by them 9. Hotel Liability - Penrose will only be liable to the guest for injury to persons or loss or damage to property where and to the extent that it has been negligent but otherwise will be under no liability to them whatsoever. 10. General - These conditions shall apply in all respects. No other terms, counter offers or document of acceptance (written or oral) shall operate as to vary these conditions. |
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