Unashamedly bourgeois, eccentric, original and quintessentially English. For those that seek and enjoy comfort and nostalgia with music from the 30's and 40's, there is an atmosphere of pure romance.

The South West part of Cheshire, is an unspoiled today as it was at the turn of the century. Rolling hills, sandstone cliffs, idyllic villages, ancient churches and huge dairy farms.

In its elevated position, high in the Broxton hills, Frogg Manor, built circa 1634 and extended 1758, affords magnificent views across Cheshire to the Welsh mountains. Within the grounds the tennis court provides an added dimension to this haven of country seclusion.

Classic bourgeois country house hotel? Not exactly, but, an immensely enjoyable Englishman's home offering an unlikely combination of plush surroundings, 1930's music and frogs.

Throughout, the furnishings are lavish, the furniture Georgian and Victorian. The large ochre and brown sitting room is the picture of gentility, with Regency armchairs, sturdy sofas, classy glass, china and rich curtains.

It's all genuine. All except the frogs that is. There are several hundred, in straw, ceramic, wood and brass, you name it. If frogs are not your thing, the musical recordings of the 1930's/1940's should put you in a good time mood.

A restaurant with a gourmet menu utilising locally sourced beef, lamb & chicken. Fresh fish daily.  The restaurant conservatory seating, affords stunning views of the garden and at night when floodlit with the table lights dimmed, the effect is pure romance ...