Oakfield Lodge Guest House Stockport

Beautiful quintessential English hotel, set in stunning grounds, Axminster carpets, and very helpful nice staff. We stayed one night, we were visiting the Stockport plaza, the room was very good, with a bathroom too, you can book to share a bathroom or for a little more have a private one, breakfast was delicious too.

This is a lovely place to stay, rooms are very clean, everything you need for a comfy stay. Shower was very good and bathroom was spotless too. Quiet, friendly place. Owners are friendly. Breakfast was lovely. Close to the canal which was a lovely stroll, 10min walk to shops including Asda.

Good location but not the most welcoming approach House is set back off a side street to the main road so no significant traffic noise at night. Access to canal towpath/locks and viaduct is close by and several restaurants/pubs and takeaway a short walk away. Only 5mins walk from Marple station (15/20mins to Marple Bridge station) but note there's no traffic lights or pedestrian crossing so may have to wait a while to cross the main road- suggest allow extra time for this. As a pedestrian the first things you see entering the drive are signs telling you not to block the drive and a notice of CCTV- accept these are necessary but could be done alongside a more welcoming sign to make guests feel less like intruders. Room & facilities A good size, decor not the most modern but appropriate to the house and consistent with photos on their website, aside from kettle etc which were balanced on what looked like a garden patio table. Unfortunately the room wasn't the most practical to use- there was no dressing table or stool/chair to sit at with a mirror so had to just stand in front of the bathroom mirror to do hair/makeup. TV was tiny for the size of the room- sitting up in bed you couldn't see the screen very well and the sofa was underneath the TV so not comfortable to watch it from there either. Carpet is not very practical in bathrooms and seemed to have been fitted to a former suite as there were gaps around the sink and toilet bases. No hand towels, so had to use a bath sheet even for drying hands/hair. One of each per person would have made much more sense. Basement rooms had no room names/numbers or markings on them- just a series of fire doors that all looked the same- didn't suggest pride in the rooms or make guests feel welcome. Door to basement from main house lobby wasn't labelled in any way either...and coming up from the basement it opens straight out into the path of anyone walking between the kitchen and breakfast room which didn't feel very safe. Breakfast didn't seem well organised. Asked on check in to choose a time for the first morning but not asked about times for subsequent days. Chose continental on check in but this hadn't been passed on either. Largest group size at breakfast during the stay was 2 people but breakfast tables set for 6,6, 4 and 2. Would be better having more smaller tables as standard so you could join them easily for a larger group but allow pairs to have their own table and reduce wait time. Continental breakfast is essentially lots of different boxes of cereal, option of toast and possibly a yogurt if you get there early enough. Orange juice is the only cold drink option and no pastry/cake/bread rolls i.e. a "something extra" you wouldn't normally have at home. Wanted to use a local independent business as normally this means a more personal service, feeling welcomed and owners showing real pride in their premises. I personally didn't feel I got those extra touches here, so would not go back.

The most loveliest guest house we have ever stayed in felt like being at home it was comfortable, quiet and very clean. The breakfast was great with a good choice to choose from and location is great only being 5 mins away fron the station and 10 minutes from the shops. We will definitely be coming back to stay here! Thanks again Sarah and Billy.

Just returned from a fantastic stay at the Oakfield Lodge. Family very friendly and welcoming. Room clean and comfortable. Breakfast great, and good choice. Proprietor particularly helpful on our last morning when we had a crisis getting a taxi to the airport.

I stayed at Oakfield Lodge from April 18 through 25. This was my first stay at Oakfield. Great old Victorian house converted into a B&B. Accommodating helpful staff. Welcoming. Rooms cleaned daily. AV

Booked a couple of nights. Just me and my wife and two small dogs. We had a triple bedroom, one large and two normal size single beds. A lovely large and light room with big windows and an en suite. Very clean and well looked after and beds v comfy. The guest house is like a big country Manor House with a large hall, big staircases and lots of wood and panelling. Must take a lot of upkeep and we thought it looked great. Love.y breakfast room and our full English was cooked to perfection. One of the best we have had (on both days too!) on our travels. Our host chopped two sausages up, one for each dog, so they were delighted. From other reviews, I think our host was Spencer and he was chatty and informative about the house and the locality, and very hospitable. Within a five minute walk you have the Memorial Prk and also the many locks of Marple and a canal walk. Great location. Plenty of on site parking and the road is a quiet one. We had a garden and hills view so lovely and quiet. I have read some of the less positive reviews about Oakfield Lodge. If you want a Premier Inn hotel then book one. If you want an old style place like a small country hotel, that is homely and full of character, and you are not looking to find faults, this is a great place to stay. We hope to make a return visit.

The guest house is spotlessly clean and warm and inviting. Our room was spacious with en suite bathroom. Spencer is very helpful and goes out of his way to accommodate all requests and nothing was too much trouble. I would highly recommend a stay here.

Don't waste your money paying extra for an ensuite this is the one for room 11, not shown on the advertised photos quite disappointing. Bathroom door hits your knees on the loo and you need to stand in the shower to use the sink.