Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Sandbach.
Located in the heart
of Cheshire, in the picturesque village of
Warmingham, The Bear’s Paw is a delightful 19th
century gastro inn, strategically placed between
the major market towns of Sandbach, Middlewich
and Crewe.
Accessible from the
M6, our boutique style bedrooms are the ideal
haven for a peaceful night’s sleep and feature
all modern day amenities.
We
take pride in our home cooked food using
only the freshest and most seasonal produce,
locally sourced wherever possible.
The bar features six real ales from local
microbreweries and a fantastic selection of
renowned wines.
With two open fires,
reclaimed antique oak flooring and oak panelled
walls, the inn has kept its traditional charming
character yet with a stylish contemporary twist.
*Dogs welcome by prior arrangement. Wi-Fi access
is available to guests with own laptops.
Originally the old church rectory featuring the half-timbered Tudor style of Chester, the hotel is situated in its own eight acres of peaceful woodland, yet offers easy access just off Junction 17 from the M6. This hotel is well placed for the Potteries and the Peak District, ideal for exploring the area's many local attractions. The hotel has a total of 50 fully refurbished bedrooms all with complimentary WiFi, TVs and modern decor. The hotel also features a large Patio Restaurant and lounge bar.
In the pretty village of Warmingham, in Cheshire, this 19th century inn combines traditional character with free Wi-Fi and luxurious boutique-style rooms with flat-screen TVs and media hubs.
Famed for its Thursday market, which attracts
traders and shoppers from a wide area, and home of The Ancient Crosses, one
of the finest Saxon memorials to Christianity in Britain. Smashed by
Puritans in the 17th century, a county-wide search was instigated to collect
the dispersed fragments, the monument was restored in 1816. Historical
buildings of note include the Old Hall Hotel (1656) with its magnificent
timber frame and striking design, and the half-timbered Black Bear of 1634.
The Leisure Centre features a large sports hall, swimming pool, squash
courts and licensed bar. With attractive parks and open spaces, these and
many other sporting/social facilities can be found in Sandbach.
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