Oddfellows On The Park

We had a lovely stay at the Oddfellows on the Park. The hotel was a welcome change from the usual airport chains, the bed was comfortable and the air conditioning was very welcome during the heat wave. The staff were all very courteous and efficient. A special shout out to Jazz who helped us when we had an excellent Sunday dinner in the restaurant. I would definitely recommend staying there, particularly if you are looking a stay near the airport.

We recently stayed at Oddfellows On The Park in Cheadle and had an exceptional experience. The hotel is fabulous, and the staff were outstanding, warm, attentive, and consistently going above and beyond to ensure our comfort. The food was superb, and our room was immaculate, stylish, and extremely comfortable. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area. A special thank you to Leanne and Michelle for their exceptional care and attention throughout our stay.

Great meal, great service, great atmosphere

We had a great time, such a luxurious experience! We were a late check in after a long day in Manchester and Michelle on the front desk was the perfect welcome. She was very friendly and professional and made an exhausted part of the day a breeze. The room itself was very nice as well as clean, with a very comfortable shower. We also enjoyed a lovely walk around the grounds the following morning. Would definitely go back again!

This was perhaps the worst cream tea I've ever had, and I've had a few. Can't fault the staff, they were lovely, friendly and helpful. The venue is beautiful and the dining area a lovely space with lovely views. But the food? When you go to venue like this you expect something a bit special. What you don't expect are slices of cheap white bread with a minimal filling and nothing like the description on the menu and photos on the website. There was a bagel cut in half, that was so rock hard and cold I couldn't eat it. My husband forced it down because he hates waste. The cakes were the biggest disappointment....not as advertised amd nothing like the photos, and more like a selection from Asda bought in at the last minute. The Portuguese tarts had tough soggy pastry so we know they weren't fresh. The mini red velvet cake might have been a Mr Kipling mass produced thing that tasted of nothing but sugar. There were a couple of chocolate triangles with bits of crunchy, another supermarket cheap delight! Two very small coffee cakes which were OK. The scones were fresh and light with a good portion of clotted cream and jam but by the time we got to these our appetites were overloaded by the sugary nasty cheap cakes, so I left most of mine. If you're going to offer a cream tea, do it properly. Source your local artisan bakers and use their patisserie, not something picked up at the supermarket. Make sure all the food is fresh. Be creative with your sandwich fillings, and make sure the bread is good quality not some gooey cheap rubbish. And ditch the bagels. They were vile. Also, when you serve a cream tea with china cups and saucers (which by the way wa lovely) try to pair up with a nice china teapot not the stainless steel one that looks like it's been borrowed from the local greasy spoon. Creating an impression on your customers is going the extra step, the little things that make it special. Sourcing local patisserie suppliers etc. Is that so hard? And honestly, if Oddfellows try to say these were sourced from local bakeries, I'm afraid they need to change their suppliers. It was our first time here. We won't be visiting again. The only reason I gave it two stars is the staff were lovely.