The Park Royal

Stretton, Cheshire

The main building was constructed in 1831 by Richard Greenall as the vicarage to St. Matthew’s Church, and it’s delightfully quaint with porthole windows in some of the bedrooms, and a spiral staircase sweeping up to the impressive Tower Suite. In the rest of the hotel, we’ve blended tradition with what we like to think of as our new tradition of glamorous decadence and indulgence which perpetuates throughout, from the rooms to the restaurants, to the spa and beyond.

Our unique character also comes from our surroundings, in the heart of the glorious Cheshire countryside, amidst sleepy villages and meandering rivers.