3 Best Bed And Breakfast in Stockport

“Oakfield Lodge Guest House offers features that include sitting spaces with chairs, sofas, and fireplaces. The bed & breakfast has nine laid-back rooms (some with en-suite bathrooms) with TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Three rooms feature bay windows, and another includes a vanity. Marple has a cinema, swimming pool, and a wide range of shops. Oakfield Lodge Guest House is a grand Victorian house featuring spacious gardens and panoramic views. Their hot breakfast is served in a charming wood-panelled dining room. Free parking is available. This traditional B&B is a 5-minute walk from Marple train station and 6.9 miles from Peak District National Park.”

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“Overnight Stays rooms are equipped with central heating, colour TV with Sky, radio alarm, facilities, a mini fridge, and continental breakfasts. The basic rooms offer free Wi-Fi, minifridges, TVs, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Some rooms also come with en-suite bathrooms. En-suite rooms are available. Children aged four and under stay for free. The B&B is a family-run business, so you can expect a friendly atmosphere, great service, and everything else you need for a wonderful overnight stay. They offer great value bed and breakfast accommodation in the centre of Hazel Grove, Stockport. This family-run B&B is 5 miles from Lyme Park country house and 11 miles from the City of Manchester Stadium.”

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“Travelodge Stockport is a modern and budget-friendly hotel and bed & breakfast. The rooms offer complimentary Wi-Fi (with time restrictions), flat-screen TVs, and amenities for making tea and coffee. Furthermore, you can use the on-site lounge as a valued guest at Travelodge Stockport Hotel. For an extra charge, you can enjoy breakfast in the laid-back bar/restaurant. Nearby landmarks like the Old Town Dungeon & Court House (0.3 mi) and Vintage Village (0.3 mi) make Travelodge Stockport Hotel an excellent choice when exploring Stockport. This contemporary budget hotel is an 11-minute walk from Stockport train station and a 4-minute walk from the Hat Works museum.”

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