Butterfly Guest House — Hotel in Stockport

Peter and Danika made us very welcome on arrival showing us our room and informing us we could have breakfast from 7.30am to 9.00am (hope I remembered the times correctly) room was comfortable, loo/bathroom was shared. Rooms probably a bit dated for some didn’t bother us, I would agree with an early comment ref the curtains not being lined as the sun came up and I was awake. I would suggest a bottle of water in the room to top up the kettle otherwise you had no choice but to head to the bathroom. I would also prefer no fake flowers which were everywhere, ( personal preference) Breakfast a full pot of tea or coffee. Milk, cereals, fresh orange juice, toast condiments and a cooked breakfast, to your requirements. I loved the table ware although there were a few crumbs under the table cloth (crochet/so you could see them) I loved the crochet cloches over our juice especially in the warm weather. To summarise I hope peter and Danika see the negatives as points to be worked on, they don’t know if they haven’t been told. I would gladly stay here again it’s not the premier inn but the price reflects that and given the warm welcome by these two lovely people I would say their hospitality...

The Butterfly Guest House is near Cheadle Hulme outside of Manchester. The B and B is in a quiet area. The 42b bus leaves from near the Guest House and takes you to the centre of Manchester in under and hour. |The Guest House is basic, it is 2 Star, but for a cheap rate you get a small room with a clean and comfortable bed, private shower amenities ( though small), tea and coffee making, TV, free parking and free wifi - you need nothing more. The breakfast was included with the rate and with cereal, toast, bacon and eggs and loads of tea/coffee, what more do you want. |The hosts were extremely friendly and helpful, they printed tickets for a football match out for me. |Thus I think for what you pay this guest house is very good...

I booked for one night and arrived quite late due to the road being closed due to an accident. I was welcomed and checked in, and then the gentleman disappeared before I could say anything about the room itself. I was allocated to a single room with ensuite facilities. It was very dingy and without much light. The furnishings were very dated and the shower temperamental. This is a very basic guesthouse but isn't even up to the standard of a Premier Inn. Breakfast was served at 7.30am even though it appeared I was their own guest staying. I was very disappointed given what other reviewers had said previously. I don't plan to return...