Inglewood Manor in Cheshire West and Chester

We've just had a wonderful few days at Inglewood Manor. Although we visited Chester and other interesting places, the hotel was the highlight of our break. The hotel is full of character and history. Our bedroom had a nice view and the bed was very comfortable. Facilities were excellent overall. We dined in the restaurant on one night and it was top class. The food and service were amazing. The service throughout the hotel was excellent, all staff members were friendly, pleasant and professional. I read reviews before booking this and amongst the reviews there was mention of the decor being a bit "tired". I'd have to agree with that in part. Certainly in our room the carpet was crumpled in the middle of the floor. Apart from that, it's a very old building and deserves to look tired!! I would recommend this hotel.

Beautiful old hotel, lots of character. We booked for afternoon tea which was perfect and served beautifully too by lovely smiley efficient staff. Thanks Inglewood manor we will return.

Was here overnight for a friend birthday, food was nice but some over cooked, room as a little dated as for the rest of the hotel, staff very pleasent, but sadly this place is over priced for its condition 😔

We stayed here for the night after my brothers wedding meal we booked bed and breakfast the room was ok but in the morning when we went down for breakfast there was hardly anything on the continental breakfast table we waited half an hour for our coffees and an hour for our cooked breakfast mine was fine (Avocado on toast) but my husband had ordered full English was very dry and the black pudding was like a piece of rubber he sent it back but we had no apologies and they didn’t bring a fresh black pudding all in all the breakfast experience was shocking

My partner booked a three night stay for my 60th birthday, the hotel is beautiful and all the staff are lovely but I want to name one member of the restraunt team in particular and her name is Carol. Carol went above and beyond to make my birthday extra special and I really appreciated her thoughtfulness, she is a credit to the hotel. The hotel is in a perfect place for chester, cheshire oaks and chester zoo

Having just come back from a 2 night stay at Inglewood manor. On arrival we spoke to Pete on reception who upgraded us to room 1 which is a beautiful room with views of the beautiful gardens and woodland surrounding the hotel. What a lovely place to stay and I must say thank you to their staff who were all extremely friendly and attentive. Thanks again for a lovely stay. Paul & Anne from Derbyshire.

was looking forward to a lovely sunday lunch at the restaurant... OMG!!! we were shown to our table,,ordered our meal and waited over 45 mins for our food...no staff came to the dining room to see if we needed more drinks or to explain the ludricous delay!!! we became quite upset as other later arrivals were being served their meals well before us..!!! awful experiance

Very disappointing. Poor quality food. Basic fillings in sandwiches, staff didn't know what the fillings were and had to get a menu. Lemon drizzle cake stale. Pannacotta not fresh with a skin on the top, could have been days old. No meringues as listed on menu. No tea and coffee served until we asked. Shortage of staff and staff not in the least bit interested if the customers were happy with food . Young inexperienced staff who hadn't been trained...... to carry drinks , serve food etc etc. Not their fault as they were very pleasant. And to cap it all some of us had upset stomachs later that day. A place to be be avoided at all costs and a visit by public health wouldn't go amiss

Afternoon tea was brilliant, beautiful presented & May who served was brilliant (a ray of sunshine on a cold, blustery and wet November day) The place itself is beautiful and a hidden from the busy road..

Arrived on a Friday night for 1 night stay. Was immediately impressed by the exterior as its very beautiful. There was a slight mix up on check in that even though the room was booked and paid for it hadn't been put on to the system. Luckily the receptionist managed to sort it as there was only 1 room left due to a wedding the next day. We loved our room! Big cozy bed and everything you need except for a teaspoon. Plenty of space and a good seating area as well as a desk. Luxury toiletries and plenty of towels provided. Lots of hot water. We had a great view looking out over the front. We went off for a couple of hours shopping at Cheshire oaks so have to say that it was really nice to stay somewhere so quiet and beautiful in its own grounds that was also so close to so many attractions. Breakfast was good although for us we found it a bit of a rush with having to check out by 10.30. I would of liked to have had a walk around the grounds but given the check out time we didn't get around to it. All the staff were lovely and its very grand inside. My only negatives would be the pillows could do with upgrading. I was so tired after driving for 6 hours I did manage to sleep but my other half was awake most of the night because of how flat and hard the pillows were. I'm sure though this would of been addressed if we had gone and asked but no one wants to be wondering around in the middle of the night. We would definitely stay here again but bring our own pillows.. And teaspoon!

Made a room booking for a wedding for one night. £100. Wedding at 2pm. Arrived after a very long journey at 12pm. We were told the room wasn't ready until 3pm. Had I checked the confirmation email? The reception was filled with wedding couples family and other wedding guests who were also waiting to get into their rooms! Why sell this wedding package to people for one day when they can't use their rooms? No apologies from staff who actually suggested we use the toliets to change or ask another guest to use their room to change! Our room eventually became free at 1.30pm which was useless. Unbelievable and unnecessary stress and drama for all at the beginning of a very special day for the wedding couple. The current management have a terrible attitude. I feel sorry for the young staff who have to work under them. It's a real shame because the building and grounds are grand. But as always it's always about the people. This hotel never answers the phone. The overriding takeaway is a feeling of provincial incompetence and penny pinching. Please avoid.

We had made a last minute booking to try and get away to raise the mood of someone struggling with their mental health. Their health declined and we were unable to go. Whilst I appreciate the hotel is entitled to keep to fee we paid for Room, dinner and breakfast, it strikes me a tone deaf. When we do manage to get away - it certainly won't be here.

We had a travelzoo dinner bed and breakfast deal and can’t fault this place . The grounds are huge and very well maintained a pleasant walk around the lake . Dinner was very good indeed and staff friendly our room (1) was very spacious and airy and nicely decorated . Slightly disappointed that breakfast was buffet style and inevitably some items were luke warm. Plentiful fruits cereals and yoghurts and the pastries were replenished when we asked

We had a wonderful afternoon tea with a glass of fizz. The sandwiches were lovely, cake selection was good and the scones were a good size, well baked and light served with clotted cream and Tiptree jam. Service was attentive and friendly, really the staff were all so nice and approachable. The grounds of the hotel are well worth a stroll around, although in parts in need of attention especially tennis courts. Unfortunately, the only thing to complain about were the toilets - smelly, dripping taps and not 4 star! What a shame because everything else was just perfect.

Went for an afternoon tea after getting vouchers for Christmas and did not disappoint. A really elegant setting especially on a nice, sunny day. All of the staff were excellent, very friendly. A special mention to May (I think) who could not have done more for us (and all other tables they were serving). Really recommend going - lovely for an afternoon out.

Billed as a boutique hotel with 29 rooms in a country setting. It is all of this but sadly not the peaceful break away we had wished for. Room 19 – if you get assigned this room in any of the warmer months, ask to change unless you want the constant drone of the kitchen extractor fan until 11pm and starting back up at 6am to help you sleep. The hotel is beautiful but sadly its dirty, our room had a number of dirty marks on the inside of the bathroom door, cracked floor tiles and mould on the bath edges. The room was dusty (which I have now seen is a common complaint about this hotel) and considering they are still implementing covid measures is more than a little disturbing. We did mention to the lady on reception when she asked if we had had a nice stay but she did not even ask the room number so I guess she gets these sorts of comments regularly. There was a fire alarm in the early hours of the morning that did shut off quite quickly and all the response from reception was ‘It was a false alarm’ – no real apology. The finishing touch to our stay was a warm cooked breakfast, in a dusty restaurant with smeary windows on tired and torn chairs. We actually decided to cut our visit to Chester short as so tired

Sunday afternoon coffee and cake with my husband and Dad .. my dad had just had a knee op abs he was treated like a king.. manager was amazing .. so friendly abs accommodating.. best afternoon we have had fir a very long time.. if you haven’t been here you are missing out

12th September 2020 we visited for an afternoon tea that was a Groupon birthday gift first time we've ever been here as you drive up the path into Inglewood manor there is a beautiful lake on the left .there is plenty of parking the manor it's self is such an impressive building ...at reception we were greeted by a lovely friendly lady who took us through to waiting area seconds later we were greeted by May who was our waitress she took us too our table we have our drink preference as we were waiting for our afternoon tea to arrive a male waiter came over introduced himself forgotten his name but he was really lovely he gave us a leaflet explaining the history of Inglewood manor and also told us a lot of information on the building and told us after out lunch we were most welcome to walk around the grounds and see the two lakes they have .the ceiling in the room we were having afternoon tea in is beautiful the whole room is beautiful ...the cakes sandwiches and coffee pot arrived just as it did a table with full garden view became available so we asked if it would be possible to move .May our waitress said give me five minutes to get the chairs sanitised and wiped down and I will replace the table cloth for you we said oh no it's to much messing but may insisted she had to do it anyway so a few minutes later we were Sat full garden view not what a spectacular view the afternoon tea was beautifully the sandwiches were thick fillings and super tasty and so fresh .the best but now ing my days the cakes were to die for our waitress may came over and asked if we need anymore coffees and tiled us up with fresh milk fresh piping hot pot of coffee and a full jug of hot milk for my coffee as I only do milky coffee so cakes demolished we then had our scone and clotted cream and strawberry jam never seen scones so big in my life they were so light and tasted Devine the food was all so yummy we never left a crumb full to bursting we decided to walk around the grounds an hour and a half later we had finished our walk the grounds are amazing as our both lakes the flowers and plants are fabulous the gardens are really well looked after .then we had a sit down on the sun terrace and soaked up the sun for half an hour before we headed home after what was a wonderful afternoon at Inglewood manor .all the staff were so polite and very attentive we definatley recommend recommend a visit to Inglewood manor it's fabulous you won't be disappointed

Following an Afternoon Tea visit my wife and I decided to try an evening meal here. We are so glad we did.Upon arrival we were escorted to the Terrace Bar for a pre dinner drink, then escorted to our table.Silver Service Waiter arrived with the place settings, Social distance guidelines adhered to.Each course of the meal was very well presented and served by the waitress, the food was gorgeous Definitely return here for either Afternoon Tea or an evening meal

Myself and my partner stayed here on the 24th July this year. It was a joint birthday present for us. I emailed the hotel after we had stayed as we were both thoroughly impressed with the hotel and the staff in this difficult time. They were on the ball. The food was out of this world and I slept like a baby in the huge bed! Not a lot to do but eat and relax and that was ideal.

What a wonderful few days my husband and I had staying at the manor !!! The staff were so friendly and welcoming!!! It actually felt normal, even with all the adaptions made by the staff, which made our stay extra special. I would like to say a big thank you to Hannah, Carol and Steve for the wonderful service and warm reception we were given throughout our stay !!! We had a great time and the manor is a beautiful place to stay!

We stayed as part of a Dinner, Bed and Breakfast deal and found it fantastic value for money.The staff were all extremely helpful and very safety conscious. We witnessed frequent hand sanitising, staggered restaurant bookings, minimal contact arrangements, and cleaning. We felt very safe.Room was nice and the food was excellent. The grounds are stunning and well worth exploring.A really enjoyable break away. Thank you to all the staff. Would highly recommend.

We had a lovely afternoon tea here for my wife's birthday. It was belated due to Covid-19 and our voucher had actually expired as a result, but staff were really accommodating and sorted things out for us.Manager Steve was brilliant on the day, very welcoming and the rest of the staff were great. The afternoon tea itself was lovely and afterwards we had a walk around the pristine grounds.We'll definitely head back, hopefully for a proper stay. Highly recommended.

Package booked cancelled by hotel and rightly so given current events, now refusing refund of deposits, shocking customer service and trading standards now involved, so disappointed with their performance so far!

This hotel offers superb value for money. No wonder it is popular for wedding receptions with its lovely grounds. Its very clean and tidy with a nice restaurant or a more informal bar menu. I highly recommend here.

Beautiful country Manor House with very professional friendly staff had evening meal and breakfast both were excellent Very clean comfy hotel

Firstly we were greeted by Steve who showed us to our window table, he was friendly and polite. We were served our afternoon tea by Maggie who was also very polite and attentive. The sandwiches were so fresh and full of flavour, as were the scones. The cakes were all delicious and the panna cotta was so light. Tea was topped up as and when we needed it. My sesame seed allergy was taken into consideration which was greatly appreciated. Overall we would 100% recommend afternoon tea here.

Stayed in Room 1 which is an Executive room. The bedroom was very comfortable with kingsize bed, sofa, and chair with work desk. Coffee machine included in room. Room decorated well and toiletries very good. View from the room is also good.The evening meal was brilliant. Had the 3 course meal and the choice is good enough to suit all tastes. Breakfast also very nice with a selection of cereals/pastries together with the usual choice of cooked options.Staff were very friendly and always had time to speak.Would definitely recommend this hotel to stay at and will be returning asap.

Stunning Tudor manor in a stunning location. Proper menu as well.Better alternative to the dated chain hotels in the area. Great staff, lovely rooms - probably more atmosphere in the nicer months of the year (not many staying in Jan)For it to be a good attraction for business visitors though, it really needs to boost WiFi as phone signal is not great and strong WiFi is a prerequisite these days for any hotel. £20 at Argos can get a WiFi booster - this place could be sorted for WiFi for not much more I’d imagine.So - 4/5 but unfortunately not much chance of me staying again unless they boost the WiFi as there is little phone signal and little WiFi in the rooms.I can exist on 4G or WiFi but not without both - (business traveller)...

Well where do I start. A party of seven of us pre booked an evening tribute night. Cost £39. Each. Let’s say fawlty towers spring to mind. I think approx 100 guests there. Nicely decorated room. Starters eventually arrive but three not the ones ordered.. such a faff getting it sorted as they had run out of the requested and pre ordered meals. Mains arrive must be around 9.45 by now. Still not the requested dietary requirements, as pre ordered. Our organiser spoke to the duty manager, who tried to brush off complaints, but after a while took it seriously and will speak to events coordinator next week. He did supply free wine. By now several other tables are complaining about the service and food. Desserts arrive but by now no one was interested in them as feelings of disappointment were strong. For a well established hotel things have gone wildly astray at this function.

We stayed for 1 night whilst having a day Christmas shopping, it is a lovely hotle with great food, rooms were small but nice. The hotel was decorated and with a real log fire was very cosy. Would definitely stay again,

Although the Sunday lunch was good I'm afraid Inglewood itself looks tired and worn which took away from what should have been a pleasant experience. The reception area sadly looks scruffy and does not give a good first impression.

Our visit was to celebrate a special birthday. There were about 50 people at the meal and the restaurant handled the large number wonderfully. A very professional approach all round. The food was outstanding, so many thanks to the chef(s). All on my table remarked on their delight with the food.

This beautiful establishment made our break away lovely. The breakfast was brilliant in the morning everything perfect. The evening needs work menu reads well a few front of house errors the scallop hazelnut dish they were perfectly cooked as the pork belly for main final touches need work thank you so much for hospitality Danielle

We came here for an afternoon tea treat in early September. The service was great - everyone was helpful and polite. There was a great selection of sandwiches and cakes. We also had several cups of tea and coffee. The gardens were lovely too....nice for a wander round to burn off some calories. I would definitely recommend.

The food is very good and service first class. More than happy to accommodate special dietary requirements.

Could not of asked for a better venue

Stayed her last October and had a lovely time, the food was great and the staff were very helpful, breakfast the next day was fantastic.

Had both dinner and breakfast here. For dinner, had confit of lamb in breadcrumbs - an unusual starter but very tasty. Unusually, I had a vegetarian main - the comté, red onion and potato pie, with wild mushrooms. Very tasty pie, if anything the mushrooms were a bit salty for me but that's a matter of taste, then a pineapple suet pudding with basil sorbet (how did they manage to cram so much basil in a small sorbet?). Perfect meal.

Was at one of the conference rooms for a work event and we had the buffet lunch.

I was treated to a lunchtime meal here to celebrate 25 years in business. I could not fault the event from start to finish. The staff, the food, the venue. All were fabulous

Recently attended my nieces wedding Rebecca & alan Lawrence for daytime service, wedding breakfast & evening reception, with overnight stay. Absolutely beautiful, staff were fantastic, the whole day run to perfection. Stunning surroundings and a beautiful day. Ten out of ten . Excellent

A lovely place. A family member bought us afternoon tea through groupon. Sandwiches very fresh and nice filling but the cakes were not as expected. Not a great variety or as colourful as other places I’ve had afternoon tea at. Didn’t feel it was value for money.

Excellent food, beautiful building, fantastic value and excellent staff, we have dined here on several occasions and have always been very impressed with all of the above, If you have never visited Inglewood Manor I would strongly recommend that you do.

My husband and I booked a last minute break at Inglewood Manor on the Wirral.

Having purchased a groupon deal for a night stay at this hotel, we decided to go on my birthday as our treat and to see family whilst there. I called ahead a couple of days before to make sure we had a nice room and not the view of the bins. The lady I spoke to happily said she would put us in the second floor. I wish now I hadn’t asked for that as it gave us a loft room and the climb up there was bad. As beautiful the room and views don’t ask for that room unless your height ( low ceilings) and agility is good.

This is a lovely hotel with lots of character we stayed in a very spacious room with a very comfy bed and beautiful views of the garden. The staff were really friendly and helpful from arriving to leaving We had a lovely dinner in the evening but the afternoon tea was disappointing the sandwiches had very little filling and the cakes were not very appealing definitely not home made but I would still recommend this hotel it’s in a good location near to Chester the zoo and Cheshire Oaks.

I was entertained here by a business partner on a fixed menu. The choice was diverse and my personal choice proved excellent in all respects.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this lovely hotel. We had booked through groupon at a very reasonable price for a 1 night stay including 2 course dinner and breakfast. On arrival we were given a second floor room which was accessed only by lots of stairs, which we realised would be difficult as my husband was recovering from a leg injury. As soon as we asked they moved us to a lower floor with no hesitation. The room was smallish but had everything you could need and was immaculate with a view of the gardens.

Lovely treat for afternoon tea in luxurious surroundings - great venue to make you feel special - good selection of sandwiches and cakes - can have Proseco if you are not driving!

Just wanted to highly recommend Inglewood Manor as a wedding venue.

In the past, this hotel had been able to produce excellent afternoon teas and the menu this year offers a choice of a traditional or savoury afternoon tea.

5 star service and food. Beautiful hotel and restaurant. Our service from Will was outstanding and we were very impressed with the quality of the food, the atmosphere and Will. Thank you to all the staff especially Will for helping make our parents day so special. We will definitely be visiting again.

Lovely hotel with easy access from the M53 or M56. Food was excellent and reasonably priced. Drinks are rather expensive but expected in a hotel setting. Room and bed were very comfortable. Highly recommended.

Thankyou to everyone especially Wiil for making our day a wonderful experience,nothing was too much trouble, we were well attended to. The setting of this hotel is perfect and the lunch was enjoyed by all of us

We found it all a bit "the kings new clothes ", cobwebs in the room, average breakfast which was a bit small , just one of each item ?

My wife and I decided to spend the weekend at Ingelwood Manor its ideal location makes it the perfect choice for a relaxing weekend.

This 100 Year old Hotel is so beautiful inside, the décor is to die for, and so quiet and peaceful well worth a visit, the rooms were very large and the beds were top class, the full English breakfast included in the price was just perfect, and the staff were well trained. we will be back very soon, my wife was blown away as well.......

We booked this hotel for a night and were not disappointed. A beautiful building in lovely grounds. Well located for Chester including the zoo and Cheshire Oaks outlet.

The menu sounds fine, even if it is limited, which is fine if the quality is there but on our visit that was not the case.

We had an excellent lunch with excellent service provided by Maggi. We will definitely come again. BC Mold.

This is a beautiful building in beautiful surroundings, and the staff were very courteous and helpful. we had pre ordered our menu as requested for Boxing Day. We were a little surprised with our starter, three small breaded balls, squiggle of dressing and two tiny salad leaves. Looked awfully odd on the plate, it was only when I returned home and read our menu choice, that I realised the poached pears were missing !! Although the beef lunch was tasty, it could have done with being hotter. After our dessert, I queried the coffee and mince pies. The server at this point told me he didn't think there were any mince pies. However they did arrive, the mini type, one each. I can't say that we would choose to dine here again, especially at such a special time of year. It really didn't feel very well organised as far as the meal was concerned.

We went for Christmas day lunch. We were visting Wales and needed somewhere to have Christmas day lunch and i am so glad i pick here. The welcome was very friendly and welcoming we had 6 courses and the food was lovely and the service was good very friendly staff. I don't know what the rooms are like to stay in but bet they are very good. Thanks for making our Christmas day lunch special. Merry Christmas and Happy New year to all the staff

Everything from Mel Horton's friendly and efficient arranging of our reservation, complete with discussion of Gluten-Free options, to Chris E's (male head waiter) professional, timely and knowledgeable attention on the night, was first-class. Joined their Privilege Diners Club (free, online) and were given a free bottle of house wine and 10% discount. Superb cuisine in a prestigious setting. Thanks.

We went for our usual Christmas get together with friends. It was quite busy in the restaurant and from our table we were able to see the food coming in, and the used plates coming out. All the plates I saw coming out were piled...

We’ve been visiting Inglewood just prior to Xmas as a large family group for a number of years to celebrate a pre-Xmas family birthday. It’s a lovely setting and plenty of room to meet as a large group. Unfortunately little by little the food has...

Having stayed at the hotel before, we were expecting excellent food and service - weren't disappointed!

Having lived on the Wirral for almost 60 years this was my first visit to Inglewood Manor. It is a beautiful building and setting. My wife treated me to a birthday lunch and very nice it was too. It was a little disconcerting as we were the only people there when welcomed into the dining room. However other people turned up later for afternoon tea. The 3 course lunch was wonderful and the service by Joe excellent.

Great chef and staff. ingredients locally source and top quality evening meal first class and good choice for breakfast.

Excellent venue really nice setting lovely building Nice bar and well with a visit. Great for events

We were only there for one night & the grounds were very lovely & would think this would be an ideal hotel for events such as weddings etc. We only had breakfast because we were in the area for a family event but there was a good choice of food & beverages. Our room was at the top of the hotel and was only accessed by stairs so elderly guests or anyone with walking difficulties would have a problem. Our room was quite pleasant but because of the age of the hotel, the windows in particular looked tired! Some of ours friends on a lower floor, thought that their room was rather small but for one night I thought it was adequate.

Stayed at this hotel in September 2016, set in lovely grounds just outside of Chester. Room was really nice and large.we ate in the restaurant and the food was really good. Really well positioned for trip into chester. Really enjoyed our stay.

Had a loverly lunch, atmosphere relaxing, service fab.. Accomodated my gluten requirements. overall great visit, will be back again..

Booked this place for my friends 70th birthday lunch after reading reviews, was not disappointed, staff were welcoming and friendly, and scenery was beautiful, leg of lamb was very tasty but the lemon tart was delicious, all four of us had the two course deal with coffees and it came to just over £60, really good value for such fabulous setting, will definitely go back and try afternoon tea

The hotel had a lot of charm and was quite different to a 'standard' city hotel. Set in beautifully landscaped gardens, a perfect place for some rest and relaxation. The room was a good size, and included all amenities ranging from tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer, iron, room safe etc. Staff were very helpful, and a plentiful English breakfast is served. Probably best to hire a car when staying there as a little cut off otherwise.

We enjoyed our first visit two years ago so had no difficulty in booking yet again where we enjoyed friendly service at breakfast and dinners. Rooms are excellent - no two alike. After a hard day's sightseeing in Liverpool our room provided the perfect haven of comfort. All very clean and comfortable. Will visit again.

We waited a full hour for breakfast. When I complained (nicely and discreetly after 45 minutes) I was told it was because they were busy. They weren't that busy. There were 5 waiting on staff who couldn't organise the proverbial in a brewery! They took orders and served 3 other tables before us. There was lipstick on the glass, no natural yogurt or fresh fruit other than chopped apple. It wasn't worth waiting for. The rooms are nothing special and not like the photos on the website. The TV didn't work either. We will not return!

£25 for three courses or £19 for two - excellent value. Portions were sized very well, meaning there was room for all three courses!The food was cooked to perfection and when we wanted cheese and biscuits as well as dessert it was no problem.

I stayed here overnight on business the room was comfortable and well furnished and the staff excellent and very attentive. The Wi-Fi was of an adequate speed and easy to connect. I spent the evening working and therefore ordered room service. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff and the food was very good. Will look forward to returning the next time I am in region on business.

Following on from my review earlier in the year "Look elsewhere........") and our awful experience here for Christmas luncheon 2015. I do hope, for the sake of the unsuspecting paying guests that have already booked, that you get your act together this year. I have attached a picture of what was served to us as a "lavish luncheon" at 90 odd pounds per head. Mr. Humphreys (General Manager who was nowhere to be seen and the banqueting Manager who had resigned the day before) wanted horse whipping........ I think that the place is full of students and stand in staff over Christmas. A professional chef would not have presented a plate of food like what we were given.If you have already booked and are staying overnight, as our party of 60 did, get up early. Waiting on staff for breakfast were few and the food dishes were not refilled. Requests for toast and coffee was a mission and the few staff they had started clearing away at 09h50 so most of us went hungry........ again

I stayed over as a guest of Carlsberg. I was greeted with a smile at reception. The room I had was stunning & very comfortable. I ate what can only be described as 1st class!! The sea bass was the best I've ever had. I shall definitely be recommending the hotel to friends!!

we were invited to my partners grandparents 65th wedding anniversary lunch at this hotel along with 30 other family and close friends. The hotel is breathtaking and the staff very polite and helpful, however the food was abysmal, I had ordered the prawn cocktail and my partner the supposedly homemade tomato and basil soup. When my starter arrived i honestly thought it was a taster as it consisted of 3 shrimps and a soup spoon of sauce, not a lettuce leaf or tomato in site. this was accompanied with half a round of buttered bread, my partners soup was no more than a ladle of what can only be described as tinned tomato juice. Main course wasn't much better, a minted lamb shank sitting on a spoonful of mashed potato and a bowl full of very undercooked frozen veg.. dessert was nice although i could have done with more biscuits with the cheese, overall a very disappointing meal at a very costly price...

I went to Inglewood Manor for a Rod Stewart tribute night . I enjoyed it very much the food was a set menu and I didn't expect a lot but I can say that it was very good.The only problem we had was getting a taxi at the end of the night in all a good night.

A birthday treat at this lovely hotel set in 38 acres of beautifully kept gardens! Staff were friendly and helpful and it was quiet and relaxing. The dinner and breakfast was of a high standard with attention to detail. Our room overlooked the gardens and was comfortable and of a good size with en suite bathroom, all very attractive. We will certainly visit again!

We had a meal on the terrace from the bar menu, helpings of veg were rather small and burger was burnt and dry.

Attended this fabulous hall with friends tonight where we enjoyed a glass of fizz on arrival followed by a beautiful 3 course dinner. Then on came Neil Diamond singing his vast selection of hits to a packed house. It Didn't take long for the dancing to start. Ian the resident DJ pLayed favourites for all the audience.Great value and a great night out. Book now as they have more Tributes booked. Thanks also to the excellent waiting on & bar staff. Thanks to new friends Christine & crewe who sharedour table. (& taxi)

Eleven of us had a great weekend in Inglewood Manor and what made it so good were the staff; Tamara, David, Connor, Wendy and Hayden the Manager. As you can see from my Tripadvisor comments I've travelled around the world, likewise so had the friends we were with and none of us had met hotel staff like the ones mentioned, friendly, attentive, so helpful in every way. If only all hotels had staff like the ones mentioned it would be fantastic. The hotel is a grade 2 listed building, so don't expect all the modern day features of most of the hotel you're likely to stay in. Set in beautiful ground away from the hassle and noise of city life. The decor hasn't changed much from the original style, plenty of wooden stairs and wood panels. Decorative ceiling in the style of the period when it was built. There are plenty of stairs and corridors. There isn't a lift so it's not an ideal location for any disabled person or someone who cannot manage stairs. The lounge area is comfortable and the bar is adjacent to the dinning room. The bedrooms are comfortable with a selection of tea, coffee, hot chocolate, spring water and biscuits. The bed was comfortable but there was a slight ridge in the middle as it was two single beds pushed together. There was a small flat screen TV, two comfortable chairs, iron, hair dryer in the room. The bathroom was very clean, towels soft, a large bath with a good shower. The hair shampoo and soap were in one container which the ladies felt lacked conditioner and there wasn't any body lotion. The bedroom door was opened with an old style key. The restaurant was comfortable and had a good atmosphere. In general the food was good but some dishes weren't great; the lamb was tuff. There was a good selection of wines. The breakfast was good either full English or a various selection of other things on the menu. The hotel was well kept and very clean. There was free WiFi. Would recommend this hotel and ask about the weekend deals.

Had an excellent meal here, the only disappointment was that they had run out of our first choices but have to say the second choices were excellent

Friday night meal with my wife which was a bit of a trip down memory lane as my Grandparents used to live in the grounds of the Manor House. The setting is fantastic, staff very helpful and the food was lovely. Not cheap but not expensive and the quality of the meal meant that it felt extremely good value.

We had Christmas Eve lunch here and the food and service were lovely. The prices are just about right - for the time of year not many places will do better.We had the traditional turkey dinner as we don't eat this ourselves on Christmas Day. The only gripe my wife had was the veg was a little undercooked for her taste - more raw than al dente but this is the trend these days.

Met up with a colleague here for a quick dinner on a weeknight. Restaurant was very quiet and the waitress was very attentive. I ordered the black pudding scotch egg and the pork belly. Highlight for a big eater like me was the portion size! Coffee afterwards served in the lounge. Nice hotel in a nice countryside setting.

Wonderful venue. The service was just perfect couldn't fault it.They made the day so special and went out of their way to make a perfect day. The photographer over-ran but the meals came out wonderful and the service was superb. Everyone at at the same time. Can't praise them enough

Excellent food as always with a good choice of "specials" and chef is more than happy to accommodate strange or odd ball requests!

This is a fine place in the countryside not far from Ellesmere Port or Chester. The festive afternoon tea on 31/12 was very good although at almost £20 not to be considered cheap. The doggy bag that was brought home did not have much in it and the diners were all feeling very full. There could have been more of a offering for vegetarians.

Reasonable food .Very helpful and friendly staff. Lovely location.The hotel is an old very comfortable place. Feels very cosy.

So other members of the family had been here for dinner. They always raved about it,so i was expecting something special. What a dissapointment that was.Although no one else was in the resturant we were taken to the table 10 minutes late.Prawn cocktail was served in a glass,but cutlery was a large knife and fork.The Soup was very,hot, like from a microwave had heated it up.It was also spilled/splashed around the bowl, messy. Main courses.The lamb hotpot was delicious,just very small portions. Turkey dinner ordered came with the gravy already poured over the dinner instead of in a small gravy boat. (dont like gravy on my meal)The sweets were all very nice as was the coffee with mince pies. But the mince pies were only very tiny,size of 50p.The bar tender was also the waiter,so as time went on it got busy and the waiting time for someone to serve became longer.The meal for 4 was booked the week previous and we were asked to pay the full price of the meals over the phone. Price per person, £22.50 4 course lunch at 12.30The laundry bags were in the hallway near the toilets,not very tidy.So would i go again? NO.

I arrived to hotel late and the restaurant was fully booked, so had to order food in the bar. The started which was a salad was good but then the fish and chips were horrendous. I sent it back because the fish had ammonia smell and they didn't even come back for an apology or an explanation, if there was any

We visited here for afternoon tea and were pleasantly surprised at the service, food quality and value. Would recommend to anyone.

The food was from a set menu, choices were good including vegetarian options. Absolutely wonderful food, quantity, presentation and most of all taste.

The ambiance of the hotel is good and the food was good quality with very friendly and helpful staff. The restaurant has nice views into the grounds.