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De Trafford Arms by Chef & Brewer Collection
De Trafford By Greene King Inns is in Alderley village, just a 5-minute walk from Alderley Edge Train Station and about 5 miles from Manchester Airport. All bedrooms were refurbished in 2015.
Alderley Edge Hotel
Built in 1850, Alderley Edge Hotel has free Wi-Fi and free parking. The centre of Alderley Edge village is only 2 minutes’ walk away. Many rooms have panoramic views across the village and...
The Golden Pheasant
Located in the village of Plumley, The Golden Pheasant is a pub that welcomes guests with a restaurant and bar.
Clayton Hotel, Manchester Airport
Ideally located on Manchester Airport Grounds, offering guests a complimentary 24hrs shuttle bus service to and from all Terminals and the Airport Train station.
The Stanneylands
In Cheshire’s countryside, the AA 4-star The Stanneylands has two dining venues, The Tap & Pantry and The Grill Room.
DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Airport
Set in the heart of Manchester International Airport complex, DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Airport is walkable to each terminal or just a 5 minutes’ drive away.
Radisson Blu Manchester Airport
Offering access to all 3 of Manchester Airport’s terminals via the Skylink walkway, this stylish hotel offers chic rooms, free WiFi, and health club with a pool.
The Cross-Keys Hotel
The Cross Keys is a family-run 18th-century coaching inn, situated at the heart of the pretty market town of Knutsford. There is free Wi-Fi and free private parking.
Rose & Crown Inn
Set in Knutsford in the Cheshire Region, 4 km from Tatton Park, Rose & Crown Inn features a sun terrace. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar.
The Bulls Head Hotel
The Bulls Head Hotel is a traditional English pub in the village of Hale Barns, just 2 miles from Manchester Airport. It offers rooms with free WiFi and free parking.
What guests said about Marthall:
- 2.0Scored 2.0
It’s was horrendous do not stay there it was so bad I didn’t...
It’s was horrendous do not stay there it was so bad I didn’t stay and had to book somewhere else it needs closing down immediately. No customer service at all and the person I did speak to eventually was rude they need reporting to local council which I am going to do terrible terrible experienceMicheleUnited Kingdom - 2.0Scored 2.0
Worst place I've stayed in.
Worst place I've stayed in. No hot water, no towel, no hand soap, filthy carpets, mould in shower and on walls, peeling ceiling, cobwebs, stuff growing in the kettle. I had a cold shower whilst making sure I didn't touch the sides. That place is a health risk. Such a shame as they could do something decent. I can do dated and basic, but not dirty. Get yourselves a couple of cleaners and a decorator. My usual place was booked up but for the same price I get a spotless 1 bed flat with breakfast!
Berangere - 2.0Scored 2.0
Most horrid experience I have had in my entire life staying...
Most horrid experience I have had in my entire life staying in a B&B. Apparently, Chelford B&Bs in Marthal horrible reputation with irresponsible manager are known to neighbourhood B&Bs. They still believe that they run a B&B. I only got to meet with the manager who introduced herself Jennifer, on my second day so I could show her filth and state of my second accomodation was allocated by her which has evidently not been touched for considerable amount of time, having to have changed my room twice at the time. According to her it is all to do with Covid, well.... since Covid started they do not tend to do breakfast, there is only continental breakfast at request (obviously if one lucky to approach the manager), no towels. £240 paid for four nights from 29th August till 2nd September! Utterly inconceivable. However, after showing her disgraceful beddings, stains, mould and cobweb in every possible nook and cranny, broken Fridge freezer and TV, leaky bathroom, which evidently serious danger to health and safety, and complaint poxy internet reception (if one of course is interested in being off grid dilapidated spot for a bit of spooky adventure)Jennifer did not say anything apart from nodding (See Photos)! No apologies received !AAnonymous - 2.0Scored 2.0
It should not have been called B&B as they di not have...
It should not have been called B&B as they di not have breakfast facility. Their bathroom is poor and bath is dangerously slippery. They do not provide soap for bath, and did not even have the courtesy to inform guests so which means that if it was st night you need bath, there will be no soap and no shop to buy one. I even forgot the bath gel I had to travel out late evening to purchase from shop, in their bathroom. A very poor service overall.
OkwuchukwuUnited Kingdom - 4.0Scored 4.0
Nothing really in Marthall other than a trading estate /...
Nothing really in Marthall other than a trading estate / industrial park & a car boot sale field. Otherwise, some scattered farms, a few dwellings & a church (plus pub a mile back towards Knutsford). NB. When in Marthall, you know for sure you're not in Knutsford!Neil ThomsonUnited Kingdom - 4.0Scored 4.0
Great location, friendly staff.
Great location, friendly staff. Ideal for what we needed in a place to sleep then leave the following morning. Rooms tired and in need of painting, cold sice radiator didn't appear to be working. Needed cleaning cobwebs in bathroom.
KarenUnited Kingdom
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