A country house with a noble heritage

Located on the wooded slopes of The Edge overlooking Cheshire's most sought-after village, Alderley Edge Hotel offers you a true country house welcome! Built in 1850 for the Crewdson family (the village was founded on the wealth of Manchester's industrial elite), its style is Elizabethan-Gothic, in keeping with many grand mansions on The Edge -- and during the last century it was home to the Handasyde-Dick family of cotton merchants. Later it belonged to a local doctor, and then housed American servicemen during the Second World War, before becoming a hotel some years ago. Today, Alderley Edge Hotel is owned by the J W Lees family - and our commanding location is matched only by our excellent reputation and superb facilities.

Creating a tailor-made service to match your wishes

From the moment you step inside the award-winning Alderley Edge Hotel, your comfort, well-being and happiness are our first concern - and we will always tailor our services to perfectly match your desires. If you're here simply for pleasure, then relaxation and enjoyment are yours for the asking; if you're here on business, then every care will be taken to ensure that you, your clients and colleagues have access to the very best business amenities and support services; if you're organising or attending a special event, then you can look forward to a splendid and happy occasion where we look after every last detail, leaving you free to enjoy yourself!

Discover, explore - enjoy!

Situated only two minutes' walk from the centre of Cheshire's most desirable village, Alderley Edge Hotel makes a great base for local exploration. Alderley has many exclusive shops, as does nearby Wilmslow - and we have a special arrangement with Alderley Edge Golf Club, should you wish to play a few rounds. From the hotel, you can walk onto The Edge, a hilly wooded ridge with beautiful views over Derbyshire and the Cheshire Plain. The Edge is home to the oldest copper mines in England, dating back nearly 3,000 years, and has its own legend of wizardry and enchantment whose origins are many centuries old. Central Manchester is just 12 miles away - plus the airport, local railway and motorway connections all within easy reach.