Prestbury Hotels

Where to stay in Prestbury

Prestbury village centre

Staying in the heart of Prestbury is like stepping into a picture-perfect postcard. The village centre is brimming with charm, offering a delightful blend of quaint shops and cosy dining spots. With everything within a stone’s throw, it's an ideal spot for those who love to have local delights at their doorstep.

Near Prestbury Golf Club

For the golf enthusiasts out there, choosing to stay near Prestbury Golf Club is a must. Imagine waking up to scenic views and enjoying a serene atmosphere, perfect for a leisurely round of golf. It's a golfer's paradise, where the greens are just as inviting as the accommodations.

Luxury hotels in Prestbury

Craving a taste of the high life? Luxury hotels in Prestbury offer a slice of opulence with top-notch amenities and plush rooms. Expect nothing less than the royal treatment, from gourmet dining to spa indulgences, making your stay as lavish as it is memorable.

Family-friendly hotels

Travelling with the little ones? Family-friendly hotels in Prestbury are equipped with features that make the stay comfortable for both kids and parents. With family rooms and play areas, plus attractions like parks and family-friendly eateries nearby, it's a win-win for everyone.

Romantic getaways

Looking to rekindle the romance? Prestbury's romantic retreats offer special packages that are sure to sweep couples off their feet. Whether it's a candlelit dinner or a cosy room with a view, these accommodations provide the perfect backdrop for a lovers' escape.

Pet-friendly accommodations

Bringing the furry friends along? There are plenty of pet-friendly accommodations in Prestbury that welcome your pets with open arms. With policies in place to ensure a comfortable stay and local pet services nearby, both you and your pet can enjoy a holiday without a hitch.

Historic hotels in Prestbury

For a stay steeped in history, historic hotels in Prestbury offer a unique lodging experience. These properties are not just places to rest your head; they’re a journey back in time, boasting architectural grandeur and fascinating stories within their walls.

Boutique hotels

If intimate and unique is your style, boutique hotels in Prestbury provide an experience that’s anything but ordinary. With personalised service and distinct design, these accommodations offer a charming escape from the everyday, making your stay truly stand out.

Sightseeing

Much of the village is officially a Conservation Area, protected by English Heritage. Prestbury has been undergoing considerable development, with more homes being built to reinforce its suitability as a commuter base.

On a stroll around Prestbury, you can see the large mansions owned by famous residents. Footballer Wayne Rooney had his own house built here. Noddy Holder from Slade and cricketer Andrew Flintoff are also said to own houses in the village.

Adlington Hall is nearby, with a Great Hall dating back to the 15th century. The grounds include no less than 11 Grade II listed buildings, and are open to the public for visits and guided tours.

Restaurants in Prestbury

The quality of the food you'll find in Prestbury is high across the board, as you'd expect from an area favoured by celebs. You never need to travel far to dine, as several Prestbury hotels have their own restaurants inside or next door.

Take your pick from Thai, Indian, Chinese and modern British cuisine.

Bacchus is one of the more popular Prestbury restaurants. It boasts an impressive wine list and holds regular music evenings. The Saffron Room is another local favourite, serving up authentic Indian dishes – you can book a sit-down dinner or order a takeaway.

Getting around

Prestbury is ideally located for both public transport and the A523 (London Road). The road passes through three counties, linking the village to Macclesfield and Ashbourne.

The village's train station is on the line between Manchester Piccadilly and Stoke-on-Trent.

Prestbury is also very close to the west side of the Peak District. You can reach the edge of the Peak District by car in around 15 minutes. Along the A537, which passes by Macclesfield Forest, there are tea rooms and gastropubs to take a break at.