Located opposite Chester Station, The Queen at Chester, BW Premier Collection first opened in 1860, and offers grand Victorian-style rooms and free WiFi. The city centre is within walking distance.
Paul
United Kingdom
The hotel was fantastic room was clean and comfortable as well as all the communal areas
In the historic city centre, Crowne Plaza Chester, an IHG Hotel boasts an indoor heated pool, hot tub and a gym. On-site private parking is available for an additional fee.
Jordan
United Kingdom
All staff was extremely pleasant, particularly in the lounge bar.
Within the grounds of Chester Racecourse, this Holiday Inn Express offers free high-speed Wi-Fi, a 24-hour front desk and impressive views. Chester’s historic centre is just a 5-minute walk away.
Richard
United Kingdom
The rooms were dusty, big cobwebs above the bed on the ceiling
This award-winning 5-star hotel boasts individually decorated rooms with bathrobes. Guests can relax in the spa's Thermal Suite, complete with herb sauna and steam room.
Doubletree by Hilton Chester is set in an 18th-century manor house with 12 acres of landscaped gardens. The hotel is just outside Chester, a 2-minute drive from the M53 motorway.
Crabwall Manor & Spa; BW Signature Collection boasts elegant rooms, a spa and an indoor swimming pool. This historic manor house from 1660 is a short drive from Chester city centre.
This independent family-owned hotel provides a peaceful location just outside Chester's historic centre, yet only a 10-minute walk away from the city centre’s amenities and attractions.
Tim
United Kingdom
Fantastic hotel, clean, welcoming and great facilities. Staff were all polite and friendly. Would recommend this hotel wholeheartedly.
In the heart of Chester, minutes from the River Dee, Oddfellows features a stylish bar and a modern restaurant, along with boutique-style rooms. There is free Wi-Fi throughout.
Everything that the apartments offered was fabulous!
Doubletree by Hilton Chester is set in an 18th-century manor house with 12 acres of landscaped gardens. The hotel is just outside Chester, a 2-minute drive from the M53 motorway.
Amazing room very comfortable bed and lovely place
Located opposite Chester Station, The Queen at Chester, BW Premier Collection first opened in 1860, and offers grand Victorian-style rooms and free WiFi. The city centre is within walking distance.
Very comfortable stay staff very pleasant and attentive
In the historic city centre, Crowne Plaza Chester, an IHG Hotel boasts an indoor heated pool, hot tub and a gym. On-site private parking is available for an additional fee.
Perfect location, excellent room and amazing breakfast
This independent family-owned hotel provides a peaceful location just outside Chester's historic centre, yet only a 10-minute walk away from the city centre’s amenities and attractions.
Very good food excellent staff close to everything
This award-winning 5-star hotel boasts individually decorated rooms with bathrobes. Guests can relax in the spa's Thermal Suite, complete with herb sauna and steam room.
The location is great and the facilities excellent.
Within walking distance of Chester's city centre, this friendly, independent family-run hotel offers free parking, free WiFi in public areas, a bar and comfortable en-suite rooms.
Breakfast was excellent with a wide choice,service was great.
ABode Chester houses the Brasserie Abode & Bar on the fifth floor, with views across historic Chester and Chester Racecourse. The bedrooms each offer a flat-screen TV and free WiFi.
A lovely breakfast choice and really enjoyed what we had
Within the grounds of Chester Racecourse, this Holiday Inn Express offers free high-speed Wi-Fi, a 24-hour front desk and impressive views. Chester’s historic centre is just a 5-minute walk away.
I didn't eat breakfast I was
Out early for an event .
The Mill Hotel and Spa is located alongside the Shropshire Union Canal, 5 minutes’ walk from Chester Station. It offers 5 eateries and a leisure centre with a pool.
Close to town, loved the spa, a very enjoyable stay
Crabwall Manor & Spa; BW Signature Collection boasts elegant rooms, a spa and an indoor swimming pool. This historic manor house from 1660 is a short drive from Chester city centre.
Everything was perfect room was beautiful spacious
Located in the heart of bustling Chester city centre, the Macdonald New Blossoms Hotel is the perfect place to enjoy the famous shopping and historic places of interest that Chester has to offer by...
Conveniently based to town. Very reasonably priced
Situated just 3.2 kms from the city centre of Chester, this 3-star country-house hotel is set within nice grounds.
Freindly staff, food abd swiming pool, parking room 66 great
FAQs about hotels in Chester
On average, 3-star hotels in Chester cost £91 per night, and 4-star hotels in Chester are £113 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Chester can on average be found for £174 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Chester this weekend is £175 or, for a 4-star hotel, £197. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Chester for this weekend cost on average around £232 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Chester, UK, is accessible via train (2h from London), car, or coach. The nearest airport is Manchester (40km away), with direct trains to Chester. No direct water transport is available. Transfers may be required.
The most convenient airport for both domestic and international travellers to reach Chester is Manchester Airport, due to its extensive flight network and direct train service to Chester. It's approximately 56 kilometres away.
A Walk Through History
Featuring half-timbered buildings, almost complete city walls and a wealth of Roman heritage, beautiful Chester sits by the border with Wales.
The southernmost gate of the walls overlooks the River Dee, and the road leading north is one of 4 in the city to follow the original Roman roads. To the east, the Roman Gardens include a reconstructed underfloor heating system.
Nearby Grosvenor Park has remains of a stone Roman amphitheatre, thought to have been built on the world’s largest wooden amphitheatre at the time. Over the river in the suburb of Handbridge is a 2nd-century shrine to Minerva, and an informative display in the Grosvenor Museum provides the background to all this heritage.
In the west is Chester Racecourse and nearby are the medieval castle remains. More medieval buildings line the cobbled city centre streets. Some of these are The Rows, black-and-white timbered buildings housing 2 levels of shops. Other shopping options are the indoor market by the cathedral, and the Cheshire Oaks Outlet Village in Ellesmere Port to the north. The road out there passes Chester Zoo, one of the UK’s best zoos.
Booking.com’s range of Chester accommodation includes hotels with swimming pools, guest houses by the train station and B&Bs with parking near Chester Airport.
Chester was amazing and far better than anticipated.
Chester was amazing and far better than anticipated.
The best city for period buildings. The open top bus was great and we purchased a 48 hour ticket and used it to the full.
Everyone in Chester was very friendly and smiley!
John
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Chester is a beautiful small town packed with history and...
Chester is a beautiful small town packed with history and old buildings. We visited the beautiful Chester Cathedral and took a hop-on-hop-off tour to see the most of the town efficiently. We highly recommend to go to Chester Market (e.g. for lunch) and to Bear and Billet for traditional Sunday roast. Dinner at Hickory's Smokehouse at the riverbank was lovely (table reservation recommended), and Roman Garden next to it is a must. A walk around the city center on the old Roman Walls was also nice. There are loads of different kind of shopping possibilities available, and also some very good charity shops worth visiting. We were lucky and had nice spring weather all the time during our visit.
Mari
Finland
10
Scored 10
Chester is a melting pot of culture and social classes which...
Chester is a melting pot of culture and social classes which I loved. Shopping, bars, restaurants and nightlife, markets and live music.
Friendly people and lovely walk along the river. Old buildings full of character plus modern twists. The old cathedral was lovely too. I cant wait to visit this wonderful city again soon!
Peachy1975
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
So much history.
So much history. The rows are unique incorporating shops, restaurants and bars, some of which are unique and full of historical facts. The sick to death museum is really interesting. Didn't get chance to go in the Cathedral.
Chester Zoo near by is amazing.
Natalie
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Chester is beautiful, it has many shops, restaurants, pubs...
Chester is beautiful, it has many shops, restaurants, pubs etc
We visited the Food Show at Chester Racecourse which is always good for buying those special treats. The Food Show is well organised and provides something for everyone. Chester has a wide range of shops to suit all budgets. Chester has many restaurants to suit all tastes too. We have visited The Bluebell for tapas and the Koconut Grove, both have been amazing.
Elaine
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Huge, beautiful and fascinating Cathedral with excellent...
Huge, beautiful and fascinating Cathedral with excellent cafe food in stunning surroundings. Lovely old and interesting buildings in the town centre. Mostly traffic-free centre. All the big names if shopping is your thing, plus a wide range of indies. Grosvenor park and riverside walking is a delight. Walking almost the circumference of the town along the city walls gives great views and is traffic-free. Maybe a river trip next time.
Arrived 2hrs before room available and used leisure facilities which were very good- jacuzzi very warm, pool nice temperature and sauna also good - . Lockers good size so overall very relaxing. Room was spacious, clean and warm, bathroom clean - Free carpark is always nice as always charged by City centre hotels. Overall a lovely stay and price-wise very good. taxi was ordered into Chester by reception for 3.30pm and prompt arrival.
We had an outstanding stay at the Grosvenor. The hotel staff were excellent, the room was spacious and well-appointed with really nice toiletries in the bathroom. We had drinks at the Brasserie and were very happy with the drinks choices and the ambience. Breakfast was also excellent. Finally, the location could not be better. We would highly recommend this hotel for anyone seeking a touch of luxury when in Chester.
Being only 15 mins from Chester City centre but felt miles away from anywhere. Set in beautiful grounds this hotel is so peaceful. Lovely walled garden and nice areas to sit & enjoy a drink outside. Our room had a balcony with a gorgeous view of the garden and felt like a mini holiday. The pool area opens at 7am, so perfect to use first before heading out for the day. The food is excellent as was the service.
We received an unexpected upgrade which was lovely the room much bigger than expected. Breakfast was good and served in a clean and relaxed environment and the staff were lovely. The location was just next to hoole railway station which was very convenient, there was no rail noise that we noticed and we were within walking distance of Chester centre and the river dee.
The location was awesome, an historic building right in one of the prettiest parts of Chester. Interior was superb and spotlessly clean. Even though we were in the midst of shops and restaurants on a Friday night, it was still quiet in the apartment. It is in a pedestrianised area, but we parked in the nearby Watergate car park which was a very reasonable £6 a day.
Converted from a former mill the hotel has an excellent location in the centre of Chester, close to the city's historic cathedral and streets. Exceptionally, for the city centre the hotel has its own parking for a modest additional charge. The staff were particularly friendly and helpful. The hotel is modern, smart and clean.
A very nice and comfortable hotel - perfect for visiting Chester. We were able to park in their underground parking and then walk into the city centre (5 - 10 minutes away). Our room was very comfortable with a lovely view across Chester racecourse. Friendly welcome and helpful staff. An excellent breakfast.
The hotel has a fantastic location in the center core of Chester. It's on a busy street, yet the rooms are virtually silent, with great soundproofing. Also the air conditioning worked wonderfully as we were there in a heat wave.
Location, wasn't too far from Chester (driving wise). Also the price was good as well compared the city centre hotels. I also liked that were still able to serve food with it being 11pm, even if it was just a mushroom pizza.
Excellent location to enjoy downtown Chester. The hotel is located between the cathedral, the modern market (with handy parking) and the shops. The staff were friendly. Our room was very large with a king size bed.
Good location with a 5 minute walk into Chester city centre and free onsite car park. Hotel was very clean throughout, good breakfast with plenty of choice and all the staff were very welcoming and friendly.
The hotel is very well located in the city centre of chester handy for walking straight into the shopping district (3 mins) or to the race course 10 mins. The restaurant is excellent and breakfast was good.
The leisure and spa facility was nice to have at the hotel and seemed to have a wide range of equipment.
The location of the hotel to Chester City Centre was great.
The bed was comfy and clean bedding.
The hotel was exceptionally clean and tidy, very good parking facilities. The staff were very friendly and helpful.
Great location and Chester city centre was a ten minute walk.
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