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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
9 miles from Chester in the small village of Budvardsley, the Pheasant Inn is a superb retreat.
Our room was decorated and furnished to the highest standard, the bar served an excellent selection of beers, wine and spirits and our evening meal was delicious.
The staff were uniformly friendly and efficient and pets were very welcome (great variety of lovely and well behaved dogs when we stayed)!
Highly recommended
9 miles from Chester in the small village of Budvardsley, the Pheasant Inn is a superb retreat.
Our room was decorated and furnished to the highest standard, the bar served an excellent selection of beers, wine and spirits and our evening meal was delicious.
The staff were uniformly friendly and efficient and pets were very welcome (great variety of lovely and well behaved dogs when we stayed)!
Highly recommended
Paul
Reviewed November 10, 2026Reviewed November 10, 2026
What a lucky find. Situated in a beautiful area of the Welsh countryside.
Stayed overnight weather was awful but the property was cosy and kept to a very high standard. Breakfast was freshly made & very tasty.
A big thank you to the hosts Heather & Neil who made us feel welcome. Will definitely be returning.
Julie & John.
What a lucky find. Situated in a beautiful area of the Welsh countryside.
Stayed overnight weather was awful but the property was cosy and kept to a very high standard. Breakfast was freshly made & very tasty.
A big thank you to the hosts Heather & Neil who made us feel welcome. Will definitely be returning.
Julie & John.
Julie
Reviewed October 25, 2026Reviewed October 25, 2026
it was our 56th anniversary and the staff made a fuss of us which was very much appreciated we had a meal in the resturente which we enjoyedvery much the waitress laura made sure we were well looked after so thanks to all at the hotel
it was our 56th anniversary and the staff made a fuss of us which was very much appreciated we had a meal in the resturente which we enjoyedvery much the waitress laura made sure we were well looked after so thanks to all at the hotel
We had the best stay! Our room was lovely and cosy and the property itself has been beautifully renovated. Breakfast each morning was wonderful and we very much look forward to staying here again.
We had the best stay! Our room was lovely and cosy and the property itself has been beautifully renovated. Breakfast each morning was wonderful and we very much look forward to staying here again.
The breakfast was really good as were the evening menu choices. In the room, the guide understated the amenities. It was modest about the WIFI capabilities which I thought were actually very good. Similarly, there was a reference to decaffeinated coffee being available for the room on request but it was actually already there.
The breakfast was really good as were the evening menu choices. In the room, the guide understated the amenities. It was modest about the WIFI capabilities which I thought were actually very good. Similarly, there was a reference to decaffeinated coffee being available for the room on request but it was actually already there.
Robert
Reviewed October 29, 2026Reviewed October 29, 2026
I can't recommend Hawkstone Hall highly enough. The location is just stunning, as is the house. Yet despite the grandeur of the place, I never felt anything but totally at ease.
The food was easily some of the best I've had, but if I had to choose one thing that really stood out about Hawkstone Hall it was the fact that every member of their staff was an absolute delight.
I can't recommend Hawkstone Hall highly enough. The location is just stunning, as is the house. Yet despite the grandeur of the place, I never felt anything but totally at ease.
The food was easily some of the best I've had, but if I had to choose one thing that really stood out about Hawkstone Hall it was the fact that every member of their staff was an absolute delight.
Small family run friendly hotel with excellent facilities for a small establishment. Lovely part of the country with access to towns not too far away and Welsh mountains close by.
We enjoyed our stay
Small family run friendly hotel with excellent facilities for a small establishment. Lovely part of the country with access to towns not too far away and Welsh mountains close by.
We enjoyed our stay
This is an amazing hotel, given it's 450 ish years old it really is like you are stepping back in time.
Uneven floors and steps are a feature of this amazing place.
The hotel has a great bar and served an excellent breakfast.
I am so glad I visited,if I find myself in the area again I'll return 😄
This is an amazing hotel, given it's 450 ish years old it really is like you are stepping back in time.
Uneven floors and steps are a feature of this amazing place.
The hotel has a great bar and served an excellent breakfast.
I am so glad I visited,if I find myself in the area again I'll return 😄
hotel lovely only problem tried to book a table for evening meal was told only time available was 6.30 too early for us in the brasserie this was reception when checking in so i went into the main restaurant myself to see if there was any availability was told no problem so booked in for 20.15 meal wonderful only downside was reception giving me false restaurant availability
hotel lovely only problem tried to book a table for evening meal was told only time available was 6.30 too early for us in the brasserie this was reception when checking in so i went into the main restaurant myself to see if there was any availability was told no problem so booked in for 20.15 meal wonderful only downside was reception giving me false restaurant availability
Short stay over a weekend. Found hotel to be quiet and offered peaceful nights rest. Chose hotel based on previous dining experience there. Still lived up to expectations both at dinner and for breakfast. Wine list whilst not extensive as a posh London restaurant contained a nice choice of very drinkable wines.
Short stay over a weekend. Found hotel to be quiet and offered peaceful nights rest. Chose hotel based on previous dining experience there. Still lived up to expectations both at dinner and for breakfast. Wine list whilst not extensive as a posh London restaurant contained a nice choice of very drinkable wines.
stevie
Reviewed January 10, 2017Reviewed January 10, 2017
Set in the quiet countryside, access is down a private drive leading to a secure carpark in front of the main building. The staff were very welcoming and the food served was very nice. Our room was very comfortable and we enjoyed our weekend
Set in the quiet countryside, access is down a private drive leading to a secure carpark in front of the main building. The staff were very welcoming and the food served was very nice. Our room was very comfortable and we enjoyed our weekend
The best area to stay in Marbury is the village centre, particularly around Church Lane and the High Street.
This area offers a quintessential English village experience. You'll find a collection of independent shops, traditional pubs serving local ales and hearty meals, and the impressive St. Michael and All Angels Church. The village green often hosts local events, and the area provides easy access to scenic walking paths along the Marbury Brook.
Couples looking for a romantic escape will find the village centre particularly appealing. The historic buildings, quiet lanes, and cosy pubs create a lovely setting for a relaxing break. Many of the guesthouses and boutique hotels in this area offer comfortable stays with a personal touch.
Families with older children might also enjoy the village centre, as it offers a pleasant base for exploring the local countryside and attractions.
When is the best time to go to Marbury?
The best time to visit Marbury is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) months.
During spring, the weather is generally mild and pleasant, with the countryside in full bloom. This is an excellent time for couples who enjoy outdoor activities like walking or cycling, as the Marbury Country Park and the surrounding Cheshire plain are particularly picturesque. You'll find fewer crowds compared to the peak summer months, allowing for a more relaxed experience.
Autumn also offers a lovely experience, with comfortable temperatures and the beautiful colours of the changing leaves. This period is ideal for those interested in exploring the local heritage, such as visiting Marbury Hall or nearby historic market towns, without the intense heat or larger tourist groups of summer.
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