Cheshire is a county in the English North-West. The area is largely flat, with some sandstone ridges running North from Congleton, as well as from Malpas to Frodsham. There are many small lakes and ponds and Cheshire is also well known for woods and parkland. Accommodation Cheshire include a wide variety of hotels, bed-and-breakfasts, inns, hostels and self-catering units, catering for all budget ranges.

Vale Royal is no doubt one of the favorite holiday destinations in Cheshire. Here you will find some of the most beautiful landscapes in all of the county. There are also numerous small lakes, canals and rivers. It comes as no surprise, therefore, that water sports are so popular here.

Bird watching and angling are two old-time favorites as well. If you feel like a relaxed cruise on one of the many lakes or rivers, you can hire a small boat to do just that. Sail boarding and sailing are highly popular as well. Accommodation options lean towards the pricey side, although there are a number of places that cater to those with a limited budget.

In the North-East of Cheshire lies another traveler\'s favorite - the borough of Macclesfield. This area is generally referred to as the Peaks and Plains of Cheshire and it covers an area in excess of 200 square miles. There are a many beautiful and quaint little towns and villages and more than enough things to do and see to keep the family happy for days on end.

Sights vary from old cotton mills to stately homes and from beautiful parks to market towns. When it comes to places to overnight, the county offers a full range of options - from five star hotels to homely bed-and-breakfasts. Even backpackers won\'t have to go far to find a suitable hostel.

The type of facilities that you will find in many of the up-market hotels in Cheshire include: Pools, Gyms, Tennis courts, restaurants, conference facilities, satellite TV, Internet connections and secure parking facilities. Many of these hotels are also located in beautifully restored historical buildings.

If a more personal experience is what you are after, you will love the many bed-and-breakfasts in the county. You will have the opportunity to get to know the locals and their way of living much better. Facilities might not be comparable to that of a luxury hotel, but they are certainly on a par to what most of us are used to back home. Many B&Bs; welcome children. You will most likely have a television in your room and enjoy a hearty breakfast before you start your day. More and more of these bed-and-breakfasts now also boast Internet facilities.

Another option that is very popular in the Cheshire area is self-catering units. This is the perfect solution for a large family. There\'s often a lovely communal garden and a pool. Often they will have no problem if you bring your children and your (small) pet along and most of them don\'t close during the winter.

Cheshire is a lovely place to experience the joys the countryside has to offer. And with all the accommodation Cheshire options, you don\'t have to go without the comforts that you are used to.