We really liked that the hotel was small with only 12 rooms, each with a name rather than a number. The staff was terrific. I liked that a bottle of beer and two bottles of water (why not two bottles of beer?) were left in the room each day, and it was very good beer.

My main concern was that the comforter on the bed was too warm. I opened the window to try to cool the room but I was still too hot. The water from the shower cycled hot and cold no matter what I turned the water pressure to. We found that the food was a bit on the greasy side but that's British food for you :-). Since there were two of us, it would have been nice to have two chairs but we made do with one (we took turns).

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Legh Arms, the room, the Tatton, was exceptional, the decor was superb, it was spotlessly clean, comfortable bed, great shower, lovely little personal touches of a bottle of Old Tom beer & an Elemis pillow spray left for us. There was a coffee machine as well as kettle, a small fridge for the milk & a safe. The staff went above and beyond, all were very friendly & helpful. The food was delicious & freshly made, a good choice on the menu. It was in a lovely location on the main street but there was no noise in the room. Parking is at the rear of the hotel, no problem to get a space. All in all we couldn't fault a single thing. Well done and we thank the team at the Legh Arms for making our stay so very enjoyable.

The included breakfast was delicious - could not be faulted: beautifully cooked and generous portion size. The morning staff were friendly and very helpful. The room was spotless and very comfortable with extra touches like bottled water, tissues, slippers and even a beer included! The pillows were incredibly comfortable and, once the local bell ringers had finished their practice I slept like a baby. The food served in the evening was similarly beautifully cooked and very generous: the wine was very reasonably priced by the glass. I would not hesitate to return when I am next in the area.

Has to be said I am being picky here! The entrance to the car park was not well signposted and I initially missed the turn which came very quickly after the roundabout. The person who checked me in did not tell me when breakfast was served the next day, nor ask me whether I wanted a meal that evening: I had to ask after I had settled in. Some of the amenities were found in the wardrobe (slippers, hairdryer, safe and a fan), but it would have been a nice touch to have this pointed out. The water pipes/tank (?) made really quite loud noises some time after flushing the loo or using the tap (unsure which it was as the two uses go together), which was a bit off putting the first time it happened and made me reluctant to use them in the night.

Wonderful stay in this little village pub! The location is perfect to explore the village of Prestbury and a great base for some walks. When we arrived we were made to feel really welcome and were given an upgrade on our room due to a cancellation. The deluxe room was lovely, clean and spacious. We booked a table in the restaurant a little last minute for dinner and they happily accommodated us that evening as they were already quite busy. The staff were friendly and attentive. Breakfast the next morning was excellent. We'd love to return in future.

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The Legh Arms is located in a lovely part of Macclesfield and was easy to find. The staff were lovely and answered all our questions. We had dinner one night at the pub and the food was delicious and the staff very friendly. The room was spacious and clean, and the bed linen and towels were very fresh. It was a nice place to stay for two nights as it was close to family we were catching up with, and it is also in a very pretty, scenic area to drive around and explore.

We weren’t thrilled that our room was on the highest level up a very narrow staircase. We are travelling for a month so our suitcases are large and heavy. We also found that we relied on the provided portable fan to cool the room enough to be able to sleep. We were lucky to get a carpark when we returned on Friday night as the carpark was almost full and there are not designated spots for residents.

Lovely place - large room, large bedroom, good breakfast choices. Very welcoming staff. The building is a pub and hotel so you have to share the car park with pub patrons, but we had no problems getting a space. Don't forget to log your car registration though!

The shower is over a fairly high sided bath so it's not particularly accessible (and I forgot to put the non-slip bath kat in the bath!) The hotel is in an old building so there is no lift to the rooms - we only had small bags so it wasn't a problem but there are a number of small steps to get to the 1st floor

This is a lovely inn in the most beautiful village. We had dinner in the pub - it was great (well, not London great, but definitely north-England great) We had breakfast - it was generous and very good. Room was elegant, the bed comfy, the shower clean and spacious. Staff is just lovely - helped us with the parking & luggage and provided very attentive service. Will definitely come back if in the area again.

It was July, so quite warm outside, room was on the top floor, just under the roof, no aircondition (although a fan was provided) so a bit too hot for a perfect sleep.

What a fantastic hotel and room - we thoroughly enjoyed our stay at The Legh Arms and will definitely be staying again. Furnished and decorated to a high standard, our room was a deluxe double and it was so comfortable and spacious. The mini fridge was most welcome, as was the fresh milk for a cup of tea. The hotel even provided a little gift pack for our dog, which he enjoyed. The staff were really friendly, nothing was too much trouble, and we had a lovely evening meal in the restaurant, which had a good atmosphere. The breakfast was one of the best we've had at a hotel - a tasty, big full English breakfast with great quality food. There are a few nice bars on the doorstep and the hotel has a lovely beer garden, which is a good suntrap too.

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Young friendly staff with good humour and enthusiasm. We ate in the restaurant on the first night. This meal together with the breakfasts were well presented and tasty.

Despite there being double glazing, the noise transfer from the Courtyard beer garden immediately below our room was really excessive. We were sure there was no sound insulation above the plasterboard ceiling to the roof above. Out of courtesy, we reported it to the duty manager as we thought this room wouldn’t be a good choice for people who like to retire early.

Great place, easy check in and the room was great. A large room and a large bed with great linen. Just a walk downstairs to the pub/restaurant where we enjoyed a really good meal. My husband had the pie which was full of beef and I had the butternut Ravioli, both excellent.The breakfast was equally good and was cooked to order. We choose it as it was close to Manchester Airport but it’s a lovely area and I will definitely stay again to explore Cheshire.

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