About Us

We are a cosy, friendly, family run Bed and Breakfast in Hale Village offering quality accommodation. Our 17th century farmhouse is set in 1 acre of well manicured gardens, a perfect retreat to relax and unwind. The Bed and Breakfast is set in the picturesque and historical village of Hale, located 2 miles from Liverpool John Lennon Airport and 10 miles from Liverpool City Centre. We offer single, twin, double and family occupancy in our comfortable and spacious rooms, all of which have ... Moreen-suite facilities.Each room also has a freeview digital flatscreen TV, a DVD player, free Wi-fi, hairdryer, power showers, and tea and coffee making facilities. Iron and ironing board on request.Our freshly prepared full English Breakfast is a perfect start to a busy day. We have a full selection of continental options, vegetarian and gluten free breakfasts can also be catered for. This is all included in our room rates. If you require an early departure we will be pleased to accommodate your needs.Secure off road courtyard parking is available for all guests. Long or short stay parking as also available by arrangement for park and fly. Airport transferes available on request.We are a non smoking establishment, however, there is a large patio area provided for guest use.Hale is a beautiful historic village, with its thatched houses, light house, and restored park. It even has its own Lord Mayor. There are two village pubs serving good food and fine ales, both within easy walking distance from The Cottage. We have a village coffee shop which opens three times a week from the village hall, selling wonderful home made cakes and scones.Local attractions include:Speke Hall and GardensThe Albert DockThe Beatles StoryTrans Pennine Trail Less

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