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Luxurious Accommodation
Peckforton Castle, located in Tarporley, offers a 4-star stay with elegant rooms featuring modern amenities like a desk, TV, and private bathroom. The hotel also provides free WiFi, a 24-hour front desk, and a concierge service for a comfortable stay.
Dining and Entertainment
Indulge in exquisite dining at the hotel's restaurant and unwind at the bar or shared lounge. Guests can enjoy drinks at the snack bar, adding a touch of relaxation to their stay.
Outdoor Activities
Explore the picturesque surroundings with hiking trails or opt for a bike hire to venture around the area. With Chester Zoo and Tatton Park nearby, there are plenty of attractions to visit during your stay at Peckforton Castle.
Book your luxurious getaway at Peckforton Castle now for an unforgettable experience.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Pets are not allowed.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 12 years old stay for £30 per person per night when using an available extra bed.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
We were glad there wasn't a wedding on as we might not have had the chance to explore the castle, which is fabulous.
All of the staff were very friendly and helpful.
Breakfast was very good and lots of coffee/tea refills.
Comfortable bed and the best pillows we've ever had in any hotel.
The cellar bar was very pleasant.
Sadly the restaurant was fully booked, which might have been a good thing as we had a fabulous meal at The Pheasant nearby.
Watch out, anyone with a low sporty car...
The speed bumps entering the castle grounds are high and hit the exhaust going up to the hotel.
Obnoxious drainage/sewage smell coming from the bathroom. We were in the "Bickerton" room.
The smell got worse as the evening went on.
Lucky my husband finally managed to fix it very early in the morning by running some water in the bath. He thinks stagnant water gets heated up. Every time the bathroom door opened it wafted into the bedroom, horrible.
I mentioned this to the reception staff who seemed embarrassed, I now see there were other reviews with similar feedback, so obviously this is an on-going issue.
I wasn't looking for a discount or anything, I just wanted to let them know how we resolved the issue.
The response was "That's what we recommend people do". Really, can you imagine telling your guests as they arrive "please can run some water in the bath so you don't get a sewage smell in your room" - this should be part of the daily cleaning process.
The cellar bar sadly didn't have most of the whiskeys on their list, shame.
The continental part of the breakfast area was very small which lead to queuing.
Stunning grounds, we stayed in the turret room which was very atmospheric and a cool experience. The staff were lovely and helpful and the bed was comfy with great sheets and pillow. The breakfast was delicious and generally this was a great venue.
For a luxury accommodation there were a few things I thought were lacking e.g we were in an extremely high (about 4 flights of stairs inc a winding staircase? No lift obviously given the building!) turret room and no one offered to help us with our suitcases/ to show us the way when it was a labyrinth. We struggled around for a while. In the room there was only 1 packet of biscuits, only normal tea and very little of it, quite a few of the breakfast items have a £5/6 surplus. There was not much lighting and the room was pretty dingy when not daylight and only one useable plug socket (which if in use came at the expense of the main lamp and the kettle) in the whole room and not near the beds or the desk, the bathroom was pretty basic too. It’s obviously a beautiful location but I do think that compared to similar price points there are a few more touches that could be thought about.
Venue is fantastic
Brasserie restaurant quite poor !! Attention to detail
Poor
very good and the surroundings
nothing comes to mind
Beautiful setting, very friendly staff, spotlessly clean everywhere, tasty breakfast
It was immaculate, fabulous room, bar area and food and the staff was attentive and professional.
Nothing. It is a 10/10 venue
Beautiful castle in a fabulous location, highly recommend.
Lovely location, great room and food. Excellent customer service.
great bar expensive but nice brekfast was ok
evening meal very average had a steak just fat spoke to the waitress all i got was i will let the chef know and nothing else very disappointing
Gorgeous location, fabulously grand and very clean. Amazing last-minute deal. Delicious breakfast. Strong WiFI
My room took about five minutes to walk to and there were at least ten sets of stairs. I'm fit and healthy but with a suitcase, a briefcase and a handbag to carry, it wasn't a great experience. Travelling back down the two spiral staircases with luggage was quite precarious. I was in the tower and the room was lovely but I feel there should have been a warning. Even the slightest of mobility issues would have made the room impossible to reach. Reception was very smooth but there is an unusual process at breakfast as you wait to be seated at the top of the stairs - I waited for Ben who was mad busy but other staff who seemed less busy let me stand there for about five minutes...I was then seated and again waited for Ben to take my drink order. Poor Ben. A bit of teamwork is needed in the restaurant.
Room & facilities were top notch
Wasn’t impressed with the food in the brasserie
Great building
It was cold. I know it’s January but had to sit in the wine seller bar with our coats on.
Peckforton Castle is a wonderful building. Our room in a turret was very comfortable save a minor hiccup with heating.
Breakfast was served in a very well appointed room, an excellent breakfast.
All staff were welcoming and cheerful and helped make our stay special.
Interesting decor. Beautiful lighting and antique furniture
Slight smell of cigarettes in communal areas on ground floor but not in our bedroom. Ie reception, lounge.
Didnt like my breakfast. I ordered porridge and it wasnt cooked properly. I think it had been soaked and then warmed up or not cooked for long enough as the oats tasted raw.
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