Guesthouse Crown Hotel (Nantwich, United Kingdom)

Many previous guests have commented on the quality of the evening meals, generous portions and the excellent service. The relaxed dining experience is only enhanced by the presence of a live pianist.

Nantwich can be busy, particularly on market days, but you should never have an issue parking as spaces are allocated to the hotel. The hotel is also well-located with shops, bars and restaurants close by.

From the outside the hotel is a stunning black and white half-timbered building and the interior is no less charming; quirky, uneven floors, leaning staircases, unusual layouts and the odd squeaky floorboard all add to the personality.

Some guests have suggested that the rooms are a little tired in places and issues with bathrooms, such as poor water pressure and showers being tricky to operate, have been reported. The hotel is on a pedestrianised road, but noise may be heard from late-

If you'd like breakfast with your stay this can be arranged but, it will be for an additional cost. Guests do suggest that the breakfasts are good and service on hot plates is a nice touch, but many find the cost excessive.

Walls, ceilings and floors in this 16th Century building are unusual and sloping in places and some rooms on the top floor, in particular, have low ceilings and beams. Tall guests would be advised to discuss room choices with the hotel prior to booking, t