Situated in the heart of Cheshire, Nunsmere Hall Hotel is the epitome of an English country house, a place where guests can enjoy unadulterated luxury in a peaceful, rural setting. Acknowledged for its high standard of
hospitality, comfort and personal service, Nunsmere Hall Hotel is a haven of elegant tranquillity, gloriously positioned in the Delamere Forest, surrounded by acres of wooded and landscaped gardens and a magnificent 60 acre lake.
Originally built in 1898 as the family home of shipping magnate Sir Aubrey Brocklebank, Nunsmere Hall Hotel echoes the style and eminence of the great transatlantic liners. The individually designed bedrooms and suites are beautifully appointed and decorated with antique furniture and soft Persian rugs. Most rooms have spectacular views over the lake and gardens and all have comfortable breakfast
seating and luxurious bathrooms. Downstairs, the wood panelled bar and lounges open onto a terrace which overlooks the Italian sunken garden, while the awardwinning Crystal Restaurant offers alfresco dining throughout the summer months. Nunsmere Hall Hotel was voted the Cheshire Life Hotel of the Year 2007/2008.
Rooms
The 36 rooms and suites are beautifully appointed and decorated with antique furniture. Every room has high speed Internet access and plenty of extra touches. Room rates start from £160.
Leisure
The magnificent Italian gardens provide ample
opportunity for a leisurely stroll. Hotel activities include clay pigeon and laser shooting, archery, golf, hot air ballooning and off-road racing.
Dining
The award winning Crystal Restaurant overlooks
the sunken garden and serves exceptional country house food with a modern Mediterranean
influence. Dine on the terrace during the summer for an unforgettable experience.
Meeting facilities
Four well-equipped private rooms are available
for meetings, conferences and training
courses. Wireless Internet access is available
in all public areas.
Location
Nunsmere Hall is close to North Wales and the
historic Roman city of Chester. Liverpool, the
Lake District, Stoke and the other Potteries
towns are easily reached by motorway.
Manchester International Airport is 32 km away.