The staff were amazing. So so friendly and really helpful.

On both our days there were weddings. The first wedding although a little loud at times was ok but the second day the wedding group were loud lots of swearing and shouting not very pleasant at all. Really felt for the staff too. I do not think the hotel should be open to general public when weddings are happening as walls are pretty thin. if it is tho I think there should be signs telling people to keep the noise down when going to their rooms. it's a shame this has to happen but I think it should.

Breakfast very good, lovely dining room and very attentive staff''. I did not dine at the hotel - I visited friends who live within walking distance of Statham Lodge. Looking out at the gardens is nice, even in the winter! Bedroom adequate for my own needs - one night stay only - very clean, tidy, quiet and comfortable. Furniture rather basic though, with only two small shallow drawers, (apart from two small 'box like' drawers as part of the bed head) in a small dressing table and limited wardrobe accommodation. There would not be enough clothes storage space were more than one person to occupy the room, or one person for any length of time. Only one chair too and no real work-surface except for the top of the dressing table. Bathroom standard was excellent as regards facilities and cleanliness. Such a relief to be sure of easy parking arrangements!

Nothing really, but see the comments above. I used to live in Lymm and have visited Statham Lodge on a number of occasions over the years for various events eg the Stephen Hough concert as part of Lymm Festival, wedding receptions and meetings and as a Blood Donor in the past too(!). I've eaten there a number of years ago - very nice - and enjoyed informal refreshments too.

The food was really good, we had evening meal and breakfast. Facilities in the room were fine and the water was super hot in the bath and shower, which was great. The bedroom was very quirky design wise, but very nice though.

The heating could have been a bit warmer but we did stay during a really cold spell. I think it might have been centrally controlled as went off late evening and not back on until the morning. Could have been a bit warmer though.

Very grand residence from yesteryear. Modernised and comfortable to keep its olde worlde charm. Lovely grounds and lawns. Bar a little limited and pricey. Nothing wrong with breakfast but not exceptional. Reception staff all did an excellent job. We spent limited amount of time in the hotel. Local area lovely: we walked into Lymm and back via roads, trans penine trail and the canal. Visited National Trust Dunham Massey which is beautiful.

Not a problem for us but a lift was not obvious.

The staff were a mix of ages and worked well together. The dinner we enjoyed was a delicious chicken curry and breakfast had fresh fruit with a good choice of main course. The super kingsize bed was very comfortable. The hotel had an interesting history, family owned for 60 years with a charming story from the Georgian period. We would certainly go again.

Excellent breakfast choice,efficient service,pleasant dining room. Lovely bar/dining area for relaxing in the evening.Nice room, comfortable beds.Nice walk into Lymm along the canal.

Nothing

Staff were very friendly and helpful. Room was good. Bathroom was recently refurbished and clean. Breakfast was good.

Bathroom lacked anywhere to store things. No shelves for toiletries, no towel rail to hang towels apart from a cage above the toilet that my wife couldn't reach. Hooks on the door where also too high for my wife. Breakfast lacked variety of fruit and the mushrooms changed from button to field which meant they were soggy instead of firm.

Nice place with loads of parking - we were on the ground floor by the car park and handed our bags through the window so that was easy ☺️ Room clean, large comfortable bed, tea and coffee. (No near plug for kettle so had to put on floor to boil water) Staff pleasant, there was a wedding on so they were a little slow with bar and food service but did apologise several times and it was fine with us. Dinner was really tasty, didn't have breakfast.

Location - close to main motorway but quiet. Beautiful gardens and building. Great staff, friendly and helpful. Beds were so comfy- good pillows and mattress. Bedroom radiator didn’t turn off- covered it up with towels- receptionist suggestion- and worked well at stopping heat, we were also given a fan and iced water. Stayed here last year on way to Cornwall from Inverness, this time on way to visit family member in Wales, and will stay again.

Only a very minor issue- A bit of a wait for breakfast-but they were busy- we should have gone down a bit earlier as we were a bit limited for time. It was good. I’m gluten intolerant and they did gf toast, which was good.

Beautiful grounds, but would be nicer if more of a effort was made to light in evenings.

Waited over a hour for our evening meal, my partners meal was perfect but I ordred the burger for £15 not home made 100% beef as stated in menue but store bought thin burgers dried to a crisp that snapped like crisps, and rock hard round edges made to look nice in a fresh bun. Was offered a replacement but didn't want to wait a hour again, while my partner ate. Was offered free coffee or tea afterwards but when we came down later she charged us £6 for 2 teas by the same member of staff and that took 20min to make. This absolutely ruined my stay and I went hungry that night. We came to check it out as a possible wedding venue but wont be returning. My partners Steak was perfect.