Shrigley Hall Hotel Cheshire, North West England

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Restaurant

Opening Times

Breakfast:

Monday - Friday - 7am - 10.15am

Saturday and Sunday  - 7.30am - 10.15am

Lunch and early dinner:

12pm - 6pm

Afternoon tea:

1pm - 3.30pm daily, this is served in the public rooms.

Dinner:

6pm - 9.30pm

Dress Code

Smart casual.

Parking Facilities

Complimentary parking is available.

Disabled Access

There is one accessible double room, accessed via a lift to the first floor and one accessible twin, accessed via a lift to the second floor. These rooms have widened doorways to accommodate those using a wheelchair. The bathroom of both bedrooms consists of a lowered bath and handrails.

Please contact us if an accessible room is required.

They offer a select number bedrooms with a walk in shower, however, these are located at the rear of the property and steps are required to access this area of the hotel.

The hotel does have a lift to some floors but not to all bedrooms. 

The hotel's main car park is located at the rear of the building with a ramp leading down to the main reception area. There are limited spaces at the front of the property with 2 disabled bays.

Child Policy

Family rooms are available on request, supplements apply.

Please contact us if a family room is required.

Children are not permitted to use the swimming pool, infinity pool or the spa facilities.

The grounds

Set in over 262 acres of grounds, including an 18 hole Championship golf course.

History of the hotel

The name of Shrigley Hall came from the original owners the De Shrigley's. The Hall was passed down by marriage to the Downes family in the 14th century who resided on the estate for over 300 years.

In 1818, the estate was sold to the former MP for Blackburn, William Turner, with the present hall built in 1825.

William Turner had only one heiress, his daughter Ellen Turner, she inherited Shrigley from her grandfather and later married the Reverend Brabazon Lowther. The two lived at Shrigley Hall until their son William subsequently inherited the estate.

Dogs Policy

Selected Classic rooms can accommodate dogs. Please contact us if a dog friendly room is required.

Please note there is a £20 per night charge per dog, a maximum of two dogs are allowed in bedrooms.

Dogs are not allowed in the hotel restaurant or the leisure facilities. Restrictions may apply to the bar and lounge areas.

Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times when in public areas of the hotels, including the grounds and gardens. 

Dogs cannot be left in bedrooms unsupervised.