Make the most of your LaplandUK visit: Where to Stay and What to Do in Cheshire

LaplandUK, renowned for its enchanting Christmas experiences, is bringing festive magic to Capesthorne Hall this holiday season. If you were lucky enough to secure tickets to this much-anticipated event, you're in for a treat! To help you make the most of your visit, we've curated a list of nearby accommodations and attractions to enhance your visit to Cheshire.

Where to Stay Near Capesthorne Hall

Choosing the right place to stay can elevate your festive getaway. Here are some fantastic places to stay close to Capesthorne Hall:

Champneys Mottram Hall - 8.5 miles

A Georgian country house hotel set in picturesque grounds, featuring a spa and an 18-hole championship golf course. It's an ideal blend of luxury and relaxation.​

Kerridge End Holiday Cottages - 7.9 miles

Award-winning luxury family-friendly cottages, located in the grounds of a Grade II listed former gentleman's residence, in the conservation area of Rainow village in Cheshire's Peak District.

De Vere Cranage Hall Estate - 9.7 miles

Formerly the country seat of the Armitstead family, De Vere Cranage Estate is still very much a rural retreat today, tucked away in a peaceful corner of Cheshire.

Cottons Hotel & Spa - 9.4 miles

Located on the edge of Knutsford, surrounded by countryside, step through the door to discover charming hospitality, an indulgent spa, rosette award dining and modern business spaces.

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Things to Do in Cheshire

Beyond the festive delights of LaplandUK, Cheshire boasts a wealth of attractions:

Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this observatory is home to the impressive Lovell Telescope. Engage with interactive exhibits and learn about the wonders of the universe.​

Quarry Bank Mill

Experience the Industrial Revolution firsthand at this preserved textile mill. Explore the working machinery, stroll through the gardens, and discover the lives of the mill workers.​

Delamere Forest

Cheshire's largest woodland offers serene walking trails, cycling paths, and the Go Ape! adventure course for thrill-seekers.​

Chester Zoo

One of the UK's top zoos, home to over 35,000 animals. It's a fantastic day out for families and wildlife enthusiasts.​

Macclesfield Silk Museum

Discover the stories of the people connected to the textile industry and how they led Macclesfield to become an international centre for design and silk manufacturing.

Dining Recommendations

Cheshire's culinary scene is as diverse as its attractions. Here are some dining spots to consider:

The Pheasant Inn

Nestled in the Cheshire countryside, this inn offers hearty meals with panoramic views of the surrounding hills.​

The Dog at Peover

A charming country pub serving classic British dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.​

The Ship Inn

Located by the Dee estuary, it offers a cozy atmosphere and a menu featuring fresh, seasonal produce.​

Other Christmas Events and Activities

Lanterns & Light at Chester Zoo - 15th November - 1st January

Their longest light trail yet with brand-new puppets to interact with and a delicious menu of festive food and drinks.

Chester Christmas Market - 19th November - 22nd December

A handmade, historical, magical experience awaits you with 70 traders situated in the square around the town hall, the new arcade and the forum surrounding the iconic sparkling tree in the heart of the city centre.

The Magical Woodland - 28th November - 24th December

Embark on a magical adventure to discover Santa and all the other AMAZING characters that make Magical Woodland so memorable!

Beauty and the Beast - 5th December - 4th January

Visit Storyhouse for a magical adventure bursting with pop favourites, laughter, and unforgettable moments, all wrapped up in a heartwarming story.

We hope this guide enhances your visit to LaplandUK at Capesthorne Hall and helps you discover the many treasures Cheshire has to offer. Wishing you a magical and memorable stay!