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Barcelo Shrigley Hall Hotel
District: Pott Shrigley Super SaverPopular
Located amidst the Cheshire countryside, this prestigious hotel offers a relaxed place to discover the charms of historic Macclesfield
Good7.7
(115 reviews)
Mottram Hall Hotel Prestbury
District: Mottram St Andrew Super SaverPopular
Georgian country house tucked in more than 200 acres of Cheshire parkland, family friendly, features outdoor and indoor leisure facilities.
Pleasant6.8
(250 reviews)
Common Barn Farm B&B Guest House
District: Rainow Popular
Self catering guest cottages overlooking one of the best areas in the Peak district, close to the area of Macclesfield in Cheshire.
Very Good8.3
(17 reviews)
Holly Tree Farm B&B Hotel Macclesfield
District: Lower Withington Popular
High end and set in the Cheshire countryside, near Jodrell Bank where the famous Lovell Telescope is located.
Very Good8.3
(29 reviews)
White House Manor Hotel
District: Prestbury Popular
Luxurious and exclusive sanctuary housed in a Georgian home, close to Prestbury and Macclesfield.
Very Good8.3
(48 reviews)
Bridge Hotel Prestbury
District: Prestbury
Very Good8.3
(35 reviews)
Chadwick House Hotel
District: City Centre
Good7.4
(169 reviews)
Introduction to Macclesfield, England
The English mill town of Macclesfield is said to be one of the few which escaped the bombings of WWII, but today, this Cheshire east community may be best known as the hometown of the late Joy Division front man, Ian Curtis. There are no fewer than half a dozen Macclesfield hotels, and the majority of them are either modern chain establishments or stately inns which have greeted guests for centuries. Many of Macclesfield's past guests came to the town because of its strong silk industry, which is now proudly exhibited within the local Silk Museum. St Michael's Church, St Alban's Church, Christ Church, and the King Edward Street Chapel are Macclesfield's best known historic churches. Cottages and shops now stand on the former site of Macclesfield Castle, but the Barracks Square and Armoury Towers remain just as impressive as they were when they were first constructed in the 1830s.
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