Hopley House

Hopley House's simple slogan of ‘eat, shop, stay’ reflects their straightforward approach to serving up a taste of tradition in the heart of Cheshire. The 200 year old barn at Hopley House, set in the small hamlet of Wimboldsley, has been sympathetically transformed into a welcoming tea room, farm shop and seven bedroom B&B. Hopley House has rapidly gained a reputation for its service, quality produce and a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere. Guests staying in one of the lovingly restored bedrooms, pleasantly set out to reflect the Hopley House heritage with all the modern essentials you need for a welcoming stay, are treated to the legendary Hopley House cooked breakfast. Bacon, sausage, eggs, the list goes on, all local, even down to the toast, butter and homemade preserves. What better way to start the day? The intriguing farm shop stocks both local and more exotic foodstuffs ranging from artisan bread from Frodsham to ethically sourced meats such as Ostrich and Kangaroo. Handmade local cards, desirable gifts and local crafts can also be found. Hopley House prides itself on finding the best small producers the County has to offer. Cheese and butter from Nantwich, brown swiss ice cream from Oakhanger, milk from Buglawton, eggs from Congleton and tomatoes from Peover are just some of the produce you can expect to find. Visitors to the award winning tea room need not miss out. Proud of its Cheshire location and of supporting local producers, Hopley House uses as much local produce on the menu as possible. With tasty meals, sandwiches and snacks, Hopley House is the perfect place for breakfast, lunch, a mid morning snack or simply a fair trade coffee and a delicious slice of homemade cake, made of course with local butter, eggs, milk and homemade jam. Deliciously local, lovingly made. This description is based on information provided by the B&B / inn.