The Old Hall Inn 4*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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Sports activities
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On-site Dining
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Meeting facilities
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Child-friendly
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No pets allowed
Location
Featuring a sundeck and a golf course, The Old Hall Inn Chinley is located in the very heart of Chinley, 18 minutes' walk from Eccles Pike hill. Highlights at the inn include 2 restaurants and a lounge bar.
You'll need 33-minute drive to Manchester airport. This 4-star hotel is in the vicinity of the Chinley Women's Institute Hall and 58 km from Leeds. The Old Hall is 6 km from the New Mills Community Orchard.
The property offers 14 rooms with tea and coffee making facilities, and such modern conveniences as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Bathrooms with a separate toilet and a shower, also feature hair dryers and a shower cap for guests' extra comfort.
A full English breakfast is available every morning. The Old Hall Inn, located just near this hotel, serves British cuisine to satisfy every taste.
Review by hotel critic
As a dedicated travel writer and wellness enthusiast hailing from Toronto, Canada, I find joy in immersive experiences that combine nature with relaxation. My ideal escape includes cozy lounge areas, local dining options, and opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking and cycling. During my recent stay, I was delighted to discover how well this charming inn catered to my preferences. The inviting bar provided a perfect spot to unwind with a diverse selection of beverages, while the restaurant offered a delicious breakfast that surpassed expectations, showcasing fresh, local ingredients. A large modern bathroom and the cleanliness of my accommodations made the experience even more enjoyable. With picturesque walking trails nearby, my stay was not only rejuvenating but also fulfilling. I left feeling refreshed and eager to return. I wholeheartedly recommend this gem for anyone looking to escape and connect with nature amidst comfort and hospitality.
Important information
- Children and extra beds
- There are no extra beds provided in a room.
