Hordley Hall

Hazel was very welcoming and provided very comfortable accommodation in her quiet home. Nothing was too much trouble and she encouraged you to feel right at home. We would definitely return here next time in the area.

Breakfast was lovely, house was lovely :)

Wonderfully old fashioned. Like stepping back in time. Lovely welcome from genuinely nice hosts.

Location. Lovely building Comfortable room Nice breakfast Owner very friendly and hospitable

Friendly welcome, comfortable acommodation and superb breakfast.

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We all had a lovely breakfast with options chosen the previous night. All cooked by our friendly hostess. The location was amazing, in the heart of very peaceful countryside with beautiful views of the Welsh Hills in the distance. The large sweeping drive was a great asset with ample parking for several cars and the autumn Penstemons and fuchsias were very well maintained by our busy hostess, Hazel. Everywhere was spotlessly clean, especially the en-suites. Our double bed at the front of the house was extreme comfortable with a pretty white duvet cover and we loved the period wooden furniture. The property is very close to the charming town of Ellesmere, which is full of friendly helpful residents and shopkeepers, especially Julie at Quaintly British with her delightful range of amazing goods (from exquisite lampshades, to paper serviettes, beautiful cards and jewellery) which are mainly sourced locally. She is a real ambassador for the area. The range of cards for every occasion imaginable at the Post Office is not to be missed if you need to find the right card for someone.

The only drawback was the lack of wifi and the mobile signal was not good, but that was easily solved in Ellesmere itself, especially at the Red Lion in Church Street and The Boathouse adjacent to the Mere.

Lovely quiet location; wonderful friendly host who was very knowledgeable about places to visit; delicious breakfast

Lack of WiFi was a bit of a nuisance