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Budget hotels in Chester
If you need a budget hotel in Chester, Dene has cheap rooms at 131US$ per night. Bawn Lodge is a highly-rated budget hotel in Chester, with a picnic area and billiards, just a short drive from Sick to Death.
Proximity to public transport
Stone Villa Guest House is a comfy option, offering free self-parking and complimentary parking as well as situated just 0.5 km from Chester train station.
Convenience of staying in the city center
In Chester, several hotels lie within easy reach of the centre, including The Pied Bull with rates starting from 126US$ and Oddfellows Chester where rates start at 199US$. To be only a 15-minute walk from the city centre, stay at The Ormonde. In Chester City Centre district of Chester, you will find the best hotels, such as the 3-star 80 Watergate Street or the 3-star The Saddle Inn.
Consider Holiday Inn Express Chester - Racecourse, a 3-star hotel within 10 minutes' walking distance of Chester History & Heritage. Hotels such as Chester Court Hotel and Lavender Lodge put you near St Paul's Church.
Luxury and boutique accommodation
Travellers wishing to explore Chester's leisure offers may pick the luxurious Grosvenor Pulford Hotel & Spa, situated near golf courses, bars and a stadium as well as offering free self-parking, a swimming pool and tubing. We've hand-picked the best boutique hotels, such as Rowton Hall Hotel And Spa or The Commercial Hotel in Chester. You could also opt for Abode Chester, 4-star accommodation that offers all the benefits of a chain hotel and location 650 metres from the centre.
Apartments, B&Bs and others
If you're looking for a home ambience in Chester while you're on holiday, check out a comfortable apartment, such as Base Serviced Apartments - City Road, which is about 0.9 km away from the city centre. Apartment 7, City Suites is a standard B&B that is a 15-minute walk from University of Chester. Chester House Guest House in Chester is a great way for the family to spend some quality time as it features free self-parking and a golf course. For those who enjoy recreation, there are 18 hotels in Chester, Days Inn Chester East or Carden Park among them.
City Guide:
CHESTER is adept at enjoying an old-world lifestyle.
Several centuries earlier, famous author James Boswell claimed that ''Chester pleases my fancy more than any town I ever saw...'' and it still holds true for this city today. As a tight package of experiences, Chester will first carry you back to the times of gladiatorial combats and then transports you to the era of the Knight's of Round Table.
All you need to slip into another century is a comfortable stay in the city. Be it a room in cheap or luxury hotel in Chester all are available at Booked.net. Our listings include maps, photos and secure forms on every hotel.
Chester was a showplace of dramatic gladiators' combat at its spectacular Amphitheatre. More than 7,000 people packed this impressive structure to decide the fate of defeated wrestler through a thumbs up or down. All you need to feel like you are in the position where your thumb is fatal for a gladiator is a visit to the Amphitheatre. Otherwise, Chester is a real depository of Victorian architecture to enjoy it on your sightseeing tour.
Attractions include;
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Grosvenor Park, the main park in Chester with pond and miniature railway in the area
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Chester Zoo, the best of its kind in Europe and features a large number of animal species
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The Cheshire Military Museum features exhibitions on the city's military past
Chester is open to discovery, so you are always welcome to embark on your own exploration in this city. It can be about the Eastgate Clock by famous architect John Douglas. He designed the clock on the demand of Queen Victoria to please her at the Silver Jubilee, but it has become a real Victorian-era marvel. Otherwise, there is always a truly medieval layout at Watergate, Eastgate, and Bridge Street with Gothic churches, old-world castles and opulent gates.
What is real medieval heritage without mysticism? Thus, Wolf Gate bears a ghost story about Ellen Aldersley, the daughter of local alderman. In 1573 she jumped on her horse and run off through the gate, so since then a clatter of her horse's hooves is still heard at night.
Away from legends, Chester is full with facts. It was brought to life in AD79 by the Romans and served as a fort named as Deva. In later years Chester became a point of turbulence in relations between Welsh and Saxon kingdoms. Soon the city evolved into a center of defense against the Welsh and also initiated a few raids to Ireland.
In the modern age, the city of Chester grew to become an influential trading port, but this business declined as port of Liverpool surpassed it. But this didn't prevent Chester from appearing in the focus of foreign interest as an escape from more industrial Manchester and Liverpool.
Today Chester is more than appealing escape, but a city with distinct focus on its architectural wealth. With Booked.net Chester is only a few clicks away.