Experience the Heart of Cheshire Countryside
At Hopley House, we are proud to offer a unique and diverse range of services to our customers. Nestled in the heart of the Cheshire countryside, our 250-year-old barn conversion has been lovingly restored to provide high-quality accommodation, a farm shop, and a cafe, selling a range of award-winning products. Our reputation for excellent service and hospitality has grown rapidly, and we are committed to providing our customers with a warm and welcoming experience.
Our Services
Our farm shop is stocked with a wide range of products, including fresh produce, artisanal goods, and bespoke items. We take great pride in supporting local suppliers and farmers, ensuring that our customers can enjoy the freshest and highest-quality products. Our cafe is the perfect place to relax and unwind, serving a delicious range of breakfast, lunch, and afternoon treats. We also offer accommodation in our beautifully restored rooms, complete with comfortable beds and modern amenities.
In addition to our core services, we are also home to several other businesses located onsite in the grounds of Hopley House. These include gift shops, clothing boutiques, furniture stores, pet supplies, and even a reptile rescue center, housing one of the largest and rarest collections of reptiles in Northern England. Whether you're looking for a relaxing break, a delicious meal, or a unique shopping experience, we have something for everyone at Hopley House.
Our History
Our 250-year-old barn conversion has been lovingly restored to its former glory, maintaining many of its original features while incorporating modern amenities and comforts. We are proud of our rich history and are committed to preserving the charm and character of the building. Our team is dedicated to providing excellent customer service, ensuring that every visitor to Hopley House feels welcome and valued.
Our Vision
At Hopley House, we are committed to providing a unique and memorable experience for our customers. We believe in supporting local businesses and suppliers, promoting sustainability and reducing our environmental impact. We strive to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, where our customers can relax, unwind, and enjoy the beauty of the Cheshire countryside.
Food Quality and Quantity
The reviews indicate varying levels of satisfaction with the food quality and quantity. Some reviewers praised the "fantastic service, quick and delicious fresh food" (Darren Wilson), while others found the food to be subpar. Carol Roath, for example, complained that the bread was cut too thickly, and the crisps were stale. Wendy Chappell also reported finding a piece of glass in her chili jacket potato. On the other hand, some reviewers enjoyed their meals, with Emma Heffernan describing the food as "very hot" and the staff as "so lovely".
Hotel and Accommodation
The reviews highlight issues with the hotel's property and facilities. D. Prince criticized the owner's failure to repair potholes at the entrance, which he believed would put off potential customers. Jamie Palliser noted that his room was quite hot, despite having the radiators off, and that he could hear the road noise. However, other reviewers praised the hotel's cleanliness and comfort, with Jeff Smith describing the beds as "comfy" and the rooms as "charming".
Atmosphere and Ambiance
The reviews suggest a pleasant atmosphere and ambiance at Hopley House. Kevin Cook described the outside seating area as "nice", while Emma Heffernan praised the warm and welcoming cafe. Trudy Beech noted that the staff were friendly and welcoming, but wished for more space around the tables due to COVID-19 concerns.
Service and Staff
The reviews highlight the importance of good service and staff. Many reviewers praised the staff for their kindness, helpfulness, and friendliness. Emma Heffernan, Lisa Garratt, and Laurence Miles all noted that the staff went above and beyond to ensure their satisfaction.
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