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best hotels in centre of Chester??

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chosenone · 03/08/2009 10:42

can anyone reccomend or warn me off?? Its just DH and I one night for our wedding anniversary, I'd like a nice room, nice bar, nice breakfast and prefer spa or swimming pool facilities. There are some good deals on Late Rooms in the Crowne Plaze and the Kings and Queens the Grosvenor still the priciest but would be nice. Anyone got any tips? thanks

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wingandprayer · 03/08/2009 10:47

Hoole Hall has just had millions spent on it and new swimming pool/gym opened this month. Not been but does look lovely - is a couple of miles from town centre. Grosvenor is fantastic but priceY though you right in middle of city. Grosvenor Hotel in Pulford is very well thought of for the money and has excellent spa/pool but is about 5 miles away. Green Bough in Hoole is top end b&b.

Have a look at Visit Chester & Cheshire website as I think they have latest offers.

themoon · 03/08/2009 10:49

Ramada is ok. It is next door to the park and ride bus into the town centre.

tinierclanger · 03/08/2009 10:49

The Mill seems pretty popular, and has a pool, and very close to city centre.

The Grosvenor is amazing (well, looks it, never stayed there!) so if you can swing a great deal might be worth the treat!

wingandprayer · 03/08/2009 10:49

Queens hotel very nice as is the Kings but they right next to station so could be some noise and it's not the nicest area, though only 10 mins on foot from centre of city.

wingandprayer · 03/08/2009 10:51

Mill is very three star and restaurants horrible. Is fine but functional so maybe not ideal if you wanted something a bit nice rather than just a base to explore from.

smultronstallet · 03/08/2009 10:52

The Grosvenor is expensive but worth it - great food and spa. Rooms are lovely too.

tinierclanger · 03/08/2009 10:53

Ah, thanks wingandprayer, that's the thing about living somewhere, you don't actually know what the hotels are like inside!

Crowne Plaza always looks quite grim to me.

chosenone · 03/08/2009 10:57

brillant thanks looking at them all now

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