Accommodation
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Chester Town House
Guest House
Family-run bed and breakfast. Quality accommodation in the city centre.
- Rooms / Units:
- 5
- Price:
- from £45.00 per person (breakfast included)
Churton Heath Farm Bed & Breakfast
Bed & Breakfast
AwardWinner of the Highly Commended Award for Bed and Breakfast of the Year 2007 at the North West Tourism Awards.
- Rooms / Units:
- 2
- Price:
- from £80.00 per room (breakfast included)
- Awards:
- Visit Britain Gold
- Visit Britain Breakfast
- Accessibility:
Comfort Inn Chester
Set in its own grounds just minutes away from the picturesque city centre and its attractions.
- Type:
- Hotel
- Rooms / Units:
- 16
- Price:
- from £45.00 per room (breakfast included)
- Accessibility:
Commonhall 4* Gold Apartments
Self Catering AwardGrade II Listed building, in the heart of the city, above the Rows, overlooking Bridge Street.
- Rooms / Units:
- 5
- Price:
- from £100.00 per unit per night
- Awards:
- Visit Britain Gold
Cotton Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast
Guest AccommodationCotton Farm is a wonderful farmhouse bed and breakfast, set in the peaceful Cheshire countryside and dating back to the early 19th century it comprises a large impressive farmhouse and original Victorian red brick.
- Rooms / Units:
- 3
- Price:
- from £35.00 per person (breakfast included)
Craigleith Lodge
Guest AccommodationA Victorian family-run bed and breakfast within a mile of Chester city centre, with courtyard rooms.
- Rooms / Units:
- 7
- Price:
- from £35.00 per room (breakfast included)
- Accessibility:
Crowne Plaza Chester
HotelThe Crowne Plaza Chester is the only 4-star hotel situated within the ancient City Walls.
- Rooms / Units:
- 140
- Price:
- from £135.00 per room (breakfast included)
- Accessibility:
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Did You Know..?
Chester is the only place in Britain to have maintained the tradition of regular midday proclamations at the High Cross where proclamations have been made since the Middle Ages. Chester's Town Criers, David and Julie Mitchell, are the world's first husband and wife Town Crier partnership.
