The Bear's Paw, Warmingham

Check in: 15:00 (3:00pm) - 22:30 (10:30pm) (no arrivals allowed outside this window)

Check out: 11:00 (11:00am) - 11:00 (11:00am)

History

The Bear’s Paw is a 19th-century Victorian inn situated in the farming village of Warmingham and has always been an integral part of village life and the local community. Nelson (Northwest) Hotels Ltd, a family run company based in Cheshire, bought The Bear’s Paw on 26th March 2008 after seeing its potential to be a thriving gastro pub with rooms.

Once purchased the inn was closed for a full ground floor refurbishment with the intention of refurbishing all 12 bedrooms at a later date. The expected opening was mid to late June 2008. However, on 28th May 2008, only a few weeks before re-opening, there was an electrical fire which destroyed much of the building. This devastating fire resulted in the building being stripped back to its bare brick walls without even a roof. A complete re-build was commenced swiftly afterwards and after much hard work and an investment of £2.5million, all were delighted to open the doors of the newly refurbished Bear’s Paw Inn on 20th May 2009.

Food & beverage

At The Bear’s Paw restaurant in Cheshire, the property take pride in the property's home-cooked wholesome food, awarded for its quality with an AA dining award. The property use only the freshest and most seasonal produce which is locally sourced wherever possible. The property aims to buy the majority of the property's produce directly from local farms and trawlers. For instance, Bear's Paw cheeses all come from a 30-mile radius, including Burland Green, Anne Connolly in Malpas and Kinnerton Ash, a lot of the property's seafood comes straight off the trawler of Welfish of Fleetwood in Lancashire, and Bear's Paw ice cream is sourced from no other than Cheshire Farm Ice Cream.

Other facilities

General

• Heating
• Facilities for disabled guests
• Non-smoking rooms
• Free Parking
• Free WiFi

Services

• Daily maid service
• Fax/photocopying (Additional charge)

Bathroom

• Private bathroom
• Toilet
• Bath
• Shower

Media & Technology

• Telephone
• TV