“I’m looking for a long term stay, is it somthing you do”.

The truth is, there are some proprietors who don’t, however the majority will love to fill a room long term, as we do.

What is a Long Term Stay

The majority of long term guest are usually working for a local company on anything from a month to 12 months contract and  find commuting from home out of the question and moving house isn ‘t an option.  They usually arrive on a Sunday evening and leav on a Friday for a short weekend at home.

It’s rare a long term stay stays over the weekend,  unless they come from another country.

The Accommodation

If you require a long term stay at the Cornerstones Guest House, we tend to put you in the largest room we have, staying in a small room day after day out won’t last long.

We provide continental breakfast in with the price, however we do not provide dinner. Our guests are allowed to bring in sandwich and soft drinks with them, which they can eat in their room. We also give them the option of bring in takeaway food as long as they eat it in the dinning room, so the bedroom remains fresh of smells.

The fact that they approach a guest house tells you their trying to save money, so they have an option whether to have a cooked breakfast or not, go out to dinner or not and also what I’ve not mentioned is choice from a number of differently priced rooms.

This helps out on two fronts; nine times out of ten they receive an amount of money for expenses so that’s why they prefer a guest house and not having to eat out every night.

We charge extra for cooked breakfast but it’s in with the price at the weekend.

Yes people do have companies pay for everything but you will probably find them in a hotel not a guest house.

Our aim to to make their long term stay a home from home experience.

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All the English village amenities are in place, the grocery shop cum post office, The Smokers public house is an Elizabethan coaching house, and while where on the subject The Smokers boasts Queen Elizabeth II popping in for a swift half.

In a survey and valuation at the beginning of the 19th century the Smokers outbuildings and garden covered an area of one rod and 14 poles. It was valued at just over £27 kept by Richard Allen who’s farther was the village smithy.

Today the Smokers doesn’t have to many coach and horses calling, but it dose have a reputation for excellent food; prepared by head chef Philip Miller, who’s been there for 16 years.

There’s also the Golden Pheasant; over a hundred years old and accommodation to boot. The Hidden Nursery near Plumley is aptly named although it’s been there for fifty years, this massive gardeners Aladdins Cave is hidden by a huge edge and if it wasn’t for the sign outside you’d go straight pass it.

Holford Hall, just outside the village was bullit by Lady Mary Chomondly 300 years ago. Having once entertained James I has a guest at the hall Lady Chomondly acquired the nick name ‘The Bold Lady of Cheshire’ there’s a lot of speculation why but know body’s to sure; it may have been her hunting and horse ridding abilities or its said her wit when entertaining Jame I. How kind.

Lady Chomondly pursued a lawsuit for 20 years with her neighbours and cousins to decide who should sit where in Lower Peaover church and who should go first in processions. So it wasn’t this then, why she got her nick  name?

A wonderful community spirit

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Comedy by the Globe Theatre will brighten up your day, it’s fast and hilarious.

Tuesday to Saturday at 7pm; Sunday 3pm.

The performance lasts about two an a half hours bring your own seats or a rubber mat for your bum that could double as a large umbrella, yes Manchester it may rain.

Tickets: adults £15, children £10.

www.shakespeares-globe.org www.heatonpark.org.uk

27 JUNE / MANCHESTER CITY CENTRE
ARMED FORCES DAY in Manchester:

Manchester takes this opportunity to say a big thank you to the brave people who serve in our Armed Forces to day, with representations by veterans of all ages
The first ever national Armed Forces Day will take place in Piccadilly Gardens from 12 noon-4pm with, music from the Greater Manchester Police Band,
Military taster sessions with Civilian Military Fitness,
Army Climbing Wall,
Football shoot out with the Royal Navy,
And also at Exchange Square 12 noon – 4pm
With The Band of the King’s Division,
Information about the Royal British Legion and Veteran organisations and information on all are armed forces.

Armed Forces personnel and veterans will receive special offers on production of the Veteran Badge or Armed Forces ID card.

For more information go to www.manchester.gov.uk/armedforcesday

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We hope to see you all again soon!

Merry Christmas

Tony and Dee

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