I have stayed at the Inglewood on business trips for around the last 5 years. Usually 2 rooms for myself and my Boss. The level of service, care and presentation is second to none.. Beautiful building and grounds. Rooms of the highest quality and prepared with pride, right down to the last detail, even the polished chrome-work in the bathrooms.... More

We stayed here to celebrate our 42 wedding anniversary (having celebrated our 40 and 41 here previously.) On arrival we received a complimentary upgrade to an executive room - a welcome gesture. As always the staff are friendly yet professional and housekeeping excellent. There is a new chef in-situ but he has yet to put his mark on the menu.... More

OK, I needed to book a hotel/B&B for a business trip for two of us. I did a bit of surfing and was getting prices of around £75 per room and then I came across this place. It looked ideal but at £50 per person B&B I ruled it out as it was too cheap. My reckoning was that at... More

I visit this area regularly and have pretty much stayed in every hotel of 3 star plus status there is; this was a first time at Inglewood Manor though, and wow! Paid £115 for b and b in a king deluxe (room number 1, lovely spacious room with sitting area, massive flat screen tv, modern bathroom and lovely views) which... More

The travel date is incorrect as it was September 2011 but the drop down menu doesn't have that choice. I fell in love with this hotel the moment I saw it. I felt it was perfect for my wedding. The grounds are gorgeous, ideal for photos. The hotel looks gorgeous too and the rooms were lovely. Things were well organised... More

My husband & I have just attended a mid week wedding at Inglewood Manor. The driveway and grounds were stunning and the building was beautiful, great location & venue for a wedding. We booked a cozy double room however it was very spacious & very luxurious, especially the bedding & the bathroom. The place was very relaxed & staff were... More

Delightful Manor built in the 19th Century, with grounds to wander through,and yet still close to Chester and the Wirral. Great for a quiet relaxing Weekend with friends which is what we did, and did some exploring of the area...finding the philanthropic built village and works of Port Sunlight, with a delightful Art Gallery, and you must also visit quaint... More

The buidling is lovely, original wood work/desigh etc, grand garderns. On arrival we where greeted, booked in and pointed where our rooms where. we where then told we could come back down for a free sherry and cake which was a lovely touch. Didnt get shown where dinning room etc was just got told what time breakfast was, there could... More

We stayed on Easter Monday in one of the newly refurbished double rooms, number 9 at the back of the hotel over looking the lovely gardens and cricket pitch. We arrived at 6pm to be greeted by a lovely receptionist who arranged sherry and cake to be sent to our room before we dined in the restaurant at 7.15pm The... More