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Shrigley Hall Hotel

$113
/ night

Avg. for October

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$113
/ night

Avg. for October

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at Shrigley Hall Hotel average $90 in January, the cheapest month, and $122 in June, the most expensive, based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at Shrigley Hall Hotel by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
January$90
February$100
March$113
April$113
May$120
June$122
July$100
August$106
September$112
October$113
November$103
December$102

Most expensive: June (~$122)

Cheapest: January (~$90)

About this property

Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. While the golfer in the family is out on the course, you can enjoy above-par recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool and an indoor pool. This ...
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  • Parking

  • Restaurant

  • Swimming pool

  • Sauna

  • Non-Smoking Rooms

  • Banquet Facilities

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Location

Pott Shrigley, Pott Shrigley, England, United Kingdom

Lyme Park (2.2 miles)

Adlington Hall (2.9 miles)

Peak District National Park (5.7 miles)

Teggs Nose Country Park (6.1 miles)

Avro Heritage Museum (6.7 miles)

Macclesfield Leisure Centre (7.1 miles)


Room options

Deluxe Double Room, 1 Double Bed

Room details

1 Full Bed

Sleeps 2

Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)
Private Bathroom

Standard Single Room

Room details

1 Twin Bed
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)
Private Bathroom

Family Double Room, Multiple Beds

Room details

1 Full Bed
and
1 Twin Bed

Sleeps 3

215 ft²

Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)
Private Bathroom

Standard Twin Room

Room details

2 Twin Beds

Sleeps 2

Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)
Private Bathroom

Standard Double Room

Room details

1 Full Bed

Sleeps 2

Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)
Private Bathroom

Guest reviews of Shrigley Hall Hotel

What guests think

AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews

Reviews of Shrigley Hall Hotel describe a striking historic property in beautiful grounds with friendly staff, but many guests found dated rooms, inconsistent maintenance, and cleanliness issues, plus noise from events or wildlife and long internal walks that challenge accessibility.

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Facilities

Mixed

Cleanliness

Inconsistent

Rooms

Dated

Service

Mixed

Location

Scenic

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Alberto

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Stayed 3 nights

This hotel calls itself 4-star, but in my opinion it is closer to 2-star. The whole property feels old, tired and outdated, with a confusing layout and poor signage. Service was almost non-existent. My room was not cleaned despite leaving the sign on the door, and the next morning I waited nearly 10 minutes at reception without anyone appearing. Breakfast was appalling. Nobody came to seat me, despite the sign asking guests to wait. The orange juice tasted heavily diluted, the scrambled eggs seemed powdered, sausages were burnt and the bacon tasted reheated. The room was equally dated: stained carpet, ancient TV, no proper desk and no complimentary water. I had to move the TV just to make space for my laptop. The mattress and pillows were extremely hard and uncomfortable, and I did not have a single good night's sleep. I was advised not to eat at the restaurant, so I ordered takeaway instead. I later found information from official sources indicating that the hotel is going into liquidation, which may explain the condition and lack of staff. However, guests are still paying to stay here. I cannot understand how this can realistically be considered a 4-star hotel. Very disappointing. I definitely will not return.
This hotel calls itself 4-star, but in my opinion it is closer to 2-star. The whole property feels old, tired and outdated, with a confusing layout and poor signage. Service was almost non-existent. My room was not cleaned despite leaving the sign on the door, and the next morning I waited nearly 10 minutes at reception without anyone appearing. Breakfast was appalling. Nobody came to seat me, despite the sign asking guests to wait. The orange juice tasted heavily diluted, the scrambled eggs seemed powdered, sausages were burnt and the bacon tasted reheated. The room was equally dated: stained carpet, ancient TV, no proper desk and no complimentary water. I had to move the TV just to make space for my laptop. The mattress and pillows were extremely hard and uncomfortable, and I did not have a single good night's sleep. I was advised not to eat at the restaurant, so I ordered takeaway instead. I later found information from official sources indicating that the hotel is going into liquidation, which may explain the condition and lack of staff. However, guests are still paying to stay here. I cannot understand how this can realistically be considered a 4-star hotel. Very disappointing. I definitely will not return.

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Fredrick

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2 weeks ago

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Stayed 2 nights

I travelled from Cambridge to Shrigley Hall to attend a 2 day business pharmaceutical conference in Macclesfield, then a conference dinner at same hotel. I had booked and paid for a higher standard of room but in room 274, which I was assigned, I was unable to sleep at all even when using earplugs due to the noise vibration levels of ~ 60db. The room also had an unfixed toilet seat, a broken window handle (could not be closed firm) and a sink with no plug. Due to Shrigley Hall not being able to move me to another room when I spoke to reception at 2am, I was awake for 33hrs which is a health and safety issue. I had expected a full refund after talking to staff which, after my depature, was declined. Due to the lack of sleep in the first night, I had to leave the conference early the following day due to impaired judgement and I was unable to attend the business dinner that evening too due to fatigue. The event has turned out to be a complete waste of my time and effort and at my company's expense due to a failure in the hotels duty of care. Please take heed - I have travelled internationally for business for 30 years and I do not recommend this hotel and will be relaying my dissapointment to the event organisers.
I travelled from Cambridge to Shrigley Hall to attend a 2 day business pharmaceutical conference in Macclesfield, then a conference dinner at same hotel. I had booked and paid for a higher standard of room but in room 274, which I was assigned, I was unable to sleep at all even when using earplugs due to the noise vibration levels of ~ 60db. The room also had an unfixed toilet seat, a broken window handle (could not be closed firm) and a sink with no plug. Due to Shrigley Hall not being able to move me to another room when I spoke to reception at 2am, I was awake for 33hrs which is a health and safety issue. I had expected a full refund after talking to staff which, after my depature, was declined. Due to the lack of sleep in the first night, I had to leave the conference early the following day due to impaired judgement and I was unable to attend the business dinner that evening too due to fatigue. The event has turned out to be a complete waste of my time and effort and at my company's expense due to a failure in the hotels duty of care. Please take heed - I have travelled internationally for business for 30 years and I do not recommend this hotel and will be relaying my dissapointment to the event organisers.

4

Catherine

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2 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

Good points - Loved the outdoor hydro pool, there was a cat at the front entrance that wanted cuddles. They are the good points. Honestly, this hotel looks like it may have been nice in the 1970s, it was a very long walk to my room along threadbare carpets, marked corridors, random old furniture stacked in corners, damaged doors etc. my room was so terrible I didn’t even take off my coat, I just wheeled my case straight back out of there! The bed itself had the most horrible huge brown stain on the side of it. Whether it was vomit, poop, or ‘just’ coffee, we may never know but it was enough to make the guy on the desk facepalm, apologise profusely and give me one of their recently decorated rooms instead. The new room was lovely and decorated to a high standard but the bathroom was still from the 90’s perhaps? I was very grateful for being moved, if they hadn’t been able to accommodate me I would have had to stay elsewhere, Shrigley is well and truly struck off my list!
Good points - Loved the outdoor hydro pool, there was a cat at the front entrance that wanted cuddles. They are the good points. Honestly, this hotel looks like it may have been nice in the 1970s, it was a very long walk to my room along threadbare carpets, marked corridors, random old furniture stacked in corners, damaged doors etc. my room was so terrible I didn’t even take off my coat, I just wheeled my case straight back out of there! The bed itself had the most horrible huge brown stain on the side of it. Whether it was vomit, poop, or ‘just’ coffee, we may never know but it was enough to make the guy on the desk facepalm, apologise profusely and give me one of their recently decorated rooms instead. The new room was lovely and decorated to a high standard but the bathroom was still from the 90’s perhaps? I was very grateful for being moved, if they hadn’t been able to accommodate me I would have had to stay elsewhere, Shrigley is well and truly struck off my list!

8

Hefyn

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Sep 3, 2026

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Stayed 1 night

Clean room.good breakfast, drinks very expensive.Golf course good
Clean room.good breakfast, drinks very expensive.Golf course good

10

Jason

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Aug 28, 2026

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Stayed 1 night

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Check-in

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From 15:00 to 23:59

Before 11:00


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FAQs about Shrigley Hall Hotel

Is parking available at the property?

Free self-parking is available on-site. Limited parking is also provided, and an electric car charging station is available.


What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?

Full breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee of approximately GBP 17.00 per person.


Are pets allowed at the property?

Pets are allowed in specific rooms only, with a pet fee of GBP 20 per accommodation, per night. Service animals are exempt from fees.


What are the standard check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 3:00 PM to 11:59 PM, and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Early check-in and late check-out are available for a fee of GBP 30, subject to availability.

What accessibility features are available for guests with disabilities?

The property features step-free entrances and wheelchair-accessible facilities, including public areas and rooms. Specific details about bathroom accessibility are not provided.


What is the location of the property in relation to key landmarks?

The property is located in Pott Shrigley, approximately 2.1 miles from Lyme Park and 9.1 miles from Gawsworth Hall. It is also 10.3 miles from Bruntwood Park and 11 miles from Capesthorne Hall. Public transport availability is not specified.


Does the property have a swimming pool?

Yes, the property features both indoor and outdoor pools, including an outdoor heated pool. Specific operational hours are not provided, but the outdoor pool is seasonal.


What are the policies for guests staying with children?

Children are allowed at the property. The minimum age for children to stay for free is not specified.


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What do room rates usually look like at Shrigley Hall Hotel in Pott Shrigley?

Over the next 60–90 days, room rates at Shrigley Hall Hotel in Pott Shrigley typically land around $119 a night for two guests, ranging from $83 to $176 on the busiest dates.


When is it least crowded at Shrigley Hall Hotel in Pott Shrigley?

The quietest time to visit Shrigley Hall Hotel in Pott Shrigley is July, with demand dipping after early summer; September is the busiest month for arrivals. If you prefer fewer people and easier access to on-site facilities, aim for a July stay.


Which month is the cheapest to stay at Shrigley Hall Hotel in Pott Shrigley?

January is the cheapest month to stay at Shrigley Hall Hotel in Pott Shrigley, averaging $108 a night; June is the priciest at $145. January’s lower rates come even though the quietest month for crowds is July.

What’s nearby and who does Shrigley Hall Hotel in Pott Shrigley suit best?

Set in Cheshire, Shrigley Hall Hotel in Pott Shrigley sits close to attractions like Lyme Park, the Peak District National Park and Quarry Bank Mill and Styal Estate, making it a good base for outdoor days and heritage visits. The hotel appeals especially to couples and groups and is well suited for spa and golf breaks.


How do Shrigley Hall Hotel’s rates compare with similar hotels nearby?

Shrigley Hall Hotel in Pott Shrigley is cheaper than 12 of 19 comparable hotels nearby, with a typical median of $121 a night versus about $131 for peers.


How does the nightly price at Shrigley Hall Hotel in Pott Shrigley compare to recent weeks?

The current price at Shrigley Hall Hotel in Pott Shrigley is $88 per night for 2 guests, which is low for this hotel: about 30% below its $124 average over the last 60 days. Most nights over that period fell between $81 and $221.

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