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Rookery Hall Hotel in Nantwich
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- Exterior - This is a magnificent traditional building which was built in 1867 for wealthy landowner william Hilton cooke and when purchased from him in 1867, was changed from a Georgian mansion into a small chateau, giving the house the unusual continental character which makes it so unique today.
- General - This is an excellent, elegant hotel.(0201/DT)
- Lobby - The hotel lobby is elegant and gives an excellent first impression of the hotel. The decor consists of dark wooden furniture and a large oak staircase. There is a small seating area and an open fireplace.
- Location - This hotel stands in 38 acres of its own gardens and wooded Parkland fringing the banks of the river weaver. The front entrance gives sweeping views across lawns to a lake whilst to the rear, the terrace overlooks an impressive fountain.
- Restaurant - The Victorian dining room is outstanding with mahogany panneling and Grand chairs and tables. There is an open fireplace and ornate plaster work on the walls and ceiling. A variety of dishes are on offer.
- Rooms - The 45 luxury rooms look out across the lawns and Parkland and are in excellent condition. The decor is very elegant with ornate ceilings and large drapes over the windows.
