Location: Chester Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top Hotels in Chester Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top 10 Bed and Breakfast Inns in Chester, United Kingdom
A gem of a city easily reached by rail from Liverpool. Small yet packed to the rafters with history, culture and stylish cafe/bar culture. At its heart, the historic black-and-white timbered "rows" provide a shopping experience like no other place on the planet.
Restaurants in Chester
1. Chester House Guest House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 661 reviews
Chester House Guest House is situated in the vibrant Hoole district of Historic Roman/Edwardian & Victorian Chester, Chester House Guest House offers warm and extremely comfortable rooms with Superfast free Fibre WiFi, and many facilities you would expect to see in upmarket Hotels. If you seek the comforts of home and genuine British and European Hospitality look no further than Chester House Guest House. All our 9 en-suite bedrooms are comfortably furnished with lovely clean bathrooms to match. The rooms are tastefully individually decorated, in neutral colours, pleasing on the eye, and each has a private modern shower bathroom ensuite. All rooms feature a mini bar fridge, which can be used by the customer as a standard small fridge, flat screen TV, hairdryer, tea (varieties) /coffee (varieties) /hot chocolate making facilities, biscuits, still and sparkling water, together with a few snacks. Complimentary cappuccino and espresso machine facilities are available 24 hrs a day in the dining room. Traditional Full English or Continental Breakfasts are served daily. Free car parking. We are located 5 minutes' walk from restaurants, bars, eateries and shops. Chester City Centre is 5 Mins by Car / 20 Min on foot
Wonderful four night stay
Reviewed By P_and_P_60sVery well looked after by Ray, the room was everything we needed, comfortable, attractively decorated, tea/coffee/biscuits - a home from home! Lovely breakfasts in an attractive conservatory, a good choice of food, and very friendly staff. Located a short walk from station, and from Chester city centre. Good local shops and restaurants within a few minutes walk.
2. The Cheshire Cat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 420 reviews
Dating back to 1801, this beautifully restored lodge is said to sit on the grounds of a battle waged between the Roundheads and the Cavaliers. Situated in a charming rural village, within easy reach of the medieval walled city of Chester, this bed and breakfast hotel in Christleton will allow you to enjoy great food, fine wines and real ales, and the best value accommodation. Boasting plenty of character and charm, The Cheshire Cat brings together a long and interesting heritage with the finest home comforts to ensure you get a great nights sleep in wonderful surroundings.
Anniversary Stay
Reviewed By R2195UQscottdStayed with my wife on Saturday 28th of May. Cannot find any negatives about this place. Its in a nice location located along the canal. We stayed in one of the outbuildings. The room itself was perfect, genuinely couldn't find any faults. We had booked a meal in Chester so didn't have tea but we did have the breakfast in the morning which was lovely. The whole feel of the place from the location, the staff to the food was just what we wanted when celebrating our Anniversary, so nice that we've already booked to come back in a couple of weeks x
3. The Saddle Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 450 reviews
The Saddle Inn is located close to the amenities of the city centre and Chester racecourse. We are ideally located for you to enjoy a fun-filled weekend stay or a relaxing drink or meal with friends and family. The public areas on the ground floor have undergone a complete refurbishment in keeping with our Rock Bar image and we have live music on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and some Sunday nights, visit our Facebook page for full listings. Our bar offers a wide range of draught beers, cask ales, spirits and wines. The dining area offers a range of home cooked food including light bites, pub classics and a traditional Sunday Roast. You can also relax in our lounge area and enjoy a coffee or speciality tea and make use of the free wifi. The Saddle Inn offers 9 en-suite bedrooms with tea & coffee making facilities, flat screen TV with freeview, ironing facilities and hair-dryer by request, fresh towels and complimentary toiletries.
great music and foos in the city centre
Reviewed By davidcR1168TAThe Saddle Inn is Chester's sole rock bar, right in the centre of the city and their website promised an interesting stay in rock themed rooms. 5 stars for being so much more than this. Stayed in the Metallica room, a clean, good sized and light room with its own en-suite. Great welcome from the owners and lovely staff. Evening meals were really good portions, had a really good rib eye steak & chips one night and home made fish pie the next . Breakfast did not disappoint, cereals to full english, freshly made, sufficient to set me up for the day. Finally have to mention the rooms, each is a mini tribute to various rock bands. Memorabilia abounds, a real guitar over hung the bed (looks the same one as the band photo), a table cleverly made from an up turned drum, a gold disk adorns the wall together with informative reviews of the band. These rooms have been lovingly put together for the masters of rock, on my way upstairs I passed other rooms - ac/dc, slayer, megadeth, kiss etc each room being uniquely decorated for each band. It makes the whole stay memorable, look forward to coming back.
4. The Pheasant Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1001 reviews
Tucked in a peaceful corner of rural Cheshire, The Pheasant enjoys some the most magnificent panoramic views across the Cheshire plains. Delightful 300 year old sandstone buildings, open log fires, a flower-filled courtyard for drinks as the sun goes down - they all add up to magic. Nestling in the Peckforton Hills, this is a rambler's and hiker's paradise. A relaxing country retreat to escape from the hustle of city life or for a romantic weekend.
Incredibly disappointing - will not be returning
Reviewed By matthewjJ5745IZWe visited the Pheasant Inn today for our wedding anniversary meal and left utterly disappointed, angry and offended. After pre-booking online 24 hours ahead we arrived to be seated in a dark corner of the pub next to the toilets. Since there were multiple free tables around us we asked if there was any chance of being moved. We were told "no, it's a bank holiday and we're booked up". Ok fair enough we thought, except that for the 1 hour and 45 minutes we were in the pub, multiple other tables remained unoccupied - this was reflected in the online booking system showing a number of available slots. We both ordered the spring lamb main and drinks. The next table over arrived 15 minutes after us, ordered their food, received their starters, main course and even ordered desert before we received our food. After 45 minutes wait, a waitress came to the table to 'confirm our orders' without explanation. After an hour of waiting with no communication from staff we asked where our food was. It took approx. 1 hour and 20 minutes for our food to arrive without and apology from the staff. We were presented with half empty plates of 3 small fingers of lamb, a small portion of greens and a mini meat & potato pasty - this was beyond disappointing after the ridiculous wait, not to mention them charging £25 each for such meagre portions. We asked for the bill and finally received an apology for 1 hour and 20 minute wait in the form of "10% off your bill". They failed to mention gratuity of 7.5% had been added automatically. We approached the front of house staff to complain about the ridiculous wait and poor standard of food only to receive the poorest treatment yet. The staff member's initial response was terse and dismissive, stating they had already taken 10% off the bill. When I responded that I wasn't happy with the price for the standard of service and food they responded "well I'm not going to let you have the meal for free". I've never been so offended. This staff member was clearly under pressure with the bank holiday, but to accuse us of not wanting to pay when we'd said no such thing (in front of other customers) was utterly disgusting. Being unhappy with a bill and refusing to pay are entirely different situations and can usually be rectified with a little customer service - something the staff at the Pheasant clearly lack. We finally settled the bill at 50% off which we paid then left. I'm still shocked at the poor service we received in one of the supposedly highest rated pubs in Cheshire. We have no intention of returning, the two star rating is for the beautiful location and views only. Incredibly disappointing.
5. Rowton Poplars Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 202 reviews
We are a small, independent, family run hotel. 14 beautifully decorated, comfy bedrooms! Sunday Carvery - Food served all day - Big breakfasts and brunches - Bistro nights - Live music - 2 for 1 Cocktails - Local ales, beers and gins
Great Hotel
Reviewed By Owen BGreat hotel. Food was amazing. The room was good for the two of us. Everything lived up to the value of money and the breakfast was fantastic, better than the Hilton. Only thing that could be improved would be the shower, it’s too small for someone over 5 foot 6.
6. The Coach House Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 721 reviews
The Coach House Inn provides luxurious, affordable accommodation in Chester city centre. The eight bedrooms have been refurbished this year to a high standard, providing comfortable, convenient accommodation for our guests.Located next door to the architecturally acclaimed town hall and opposite the famous Chester cathedral, The Coach House provides a perfect base from which to explore Chester and Cheshire. All rooms are non smoking with ensuite and have tea and coffee making facilities, colour televisions, direct dial telephones and free wireless internet.
Very poor quality
Reviewed By 957willaI visited the coach house inn today with a friend for a meal and a drink. I couldn't believe how poor the food was. The chicken was like rubber, and as for the salad, it was like something that has been retrieved from the dust bin. If I wasn't so hungry I probably would not touched anybody it. And to add insult to injury it was not cheap. We told the waitress what we thought. She was very apologetic. The waiting staff were so helpful. I feel sorry for them as its certainly not their fault. I'll never set foot in this establishment again. Avoid at all cost.
7. Pied Bull Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 976 reviews
See why so many travelers make Pied Bull Inn their inn of choice when visiting Chester. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a quaint setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Chester, Pied Bull Hotel is located a short distance from Chester Town Hall (0.1 mi) and Chester in Lego (0.1 mi). As your “home away from home,” the inn rooms offer a flat screen TV, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. Guests have access to baggage storage while staying at Pied Bull Inn. In addition, Pied Bull Inn offers a lounge, which will help make your Chester trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is parking available to guests. Chester has plenty of cafes. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Jaunty Goat Coffee, Meltdown Chester, and Hanky Panky Pancakes, which are serving up some great dishes. There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular gardens such as Sally's Secret Garden, Chester Roman Gardens, and Mount Pleasant Gardens. At Pied Bull Inn, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Chester.
Overnight stay
Reviewed By 549carollStayed for 1 night in Brewers Cottage Double room really small. No hanging space for clothes just 4 wall hooks with coat hangers on, not worth £101 which did not include breakfast Im afraid.Glad we were only staying 1 night. Bed not very comfy. Shower, dangerous, very slippy, no hand rail or anywhere to put down shower gel or shampoo! Neighbouring room occupants were very noisy, but I know thats not hotels fault. Had evening meal, quite nice but very overpriced. Did not have breakfast as overpriced. Would not stay here again. Staff were very pleasant though.
8. Cock O'Barton Bedrooms
Overall Ratings
5 based on 74 reviews
All 14 bedrooms are en-suite and feature under floor heating with free Wifi & 40" Samsung TVs throughout. Each bathroom is stocked with luxurious Duck Island toiletries. Our ALC breakfast is served in our award winning restaurant using finest Cheshire produce. If you're looking for a Bed & Breakfast with character then you've found it!
Sunday Dine and Stay
Reviewed By davidrN7607EFSunday nigh away to celebrate our wedding anniversary, arrived early afternoon and was greeted at reception and shown to our room, lovely room but would have preferred a walk in Shower. Enjoyed a few drinks in the outdoor seating area before enjoying a lovely evening meal. All members of staff were pleasant and nothing was too much trouble. Breakfast was fantastic and of good quality. Looking forward to booking another Dine and stay on a Sunday night.
9. Roseville Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 107 reviews
If you are looking for a bed and breakfast in Chester or Cheshire, do stay with us at Roseville – we think you won’t find a better B&B in Chester. Roseville Bed and Breakfast in Chester is a magnificent 5-star B&B that you will really enjoy staying in. We have 2 spacious double rooms, and a family suite that sleeps four people. We also offer discounts on stays of 2 nights or more. There is secure off-road parking for guests. Wireless internet access and full English breakfast included. Roseville B&B is on the edge of the city, in a quiet village called Guilden Sutton. Roseville is furnished to a very high standard, and has wonderful gardens where you can sit and relax, and even have breakfast. We are just minutes from Chester Zoo, and the city centre is easy to reach by car or bus.
Overnight stay at Rose Ville B&B Chester.
Reviewed By obs20162016I found Rose Ville B&B on trip adviser as I needed somewhere to stay overnight in my golf trip. All other hotels were either booked up or (in my view) overpriced for what they were offering. Rose Ville did not disappoint. I was greeted by Tracy with a welcoming smile and handshake and Willow the dog. The accommodation was outstanding high quality and totally 5 star. I would absolutely recommend a stay here if you are looking to get away from the standardised approach of the big hotels. It’s set in a lovely quiet street and only a shot hop from Chester town centre. The breakfast was awesome cooked by Jerry who makes a mean full English. If you want some where quiet to stay in 5 star luxury then Rose Ville is the place to go. I’ll certainly add it to my favourites for when I’m next in the area.
10. YHA Chester Trafford Hall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Situated just outside the city centre of Chester, YHA Chester Trafford Hall is a brand-new hostel with plenty of accommodation options. YHA Chester Trafford Hall was originally built in 1756 and combines the grandeur of a glorious Georgian house with modern, sustainable facilities. Private and dorm rooms are available in our eco-friendly chalet accommodation, powered by renewable energy on-site. All of the bedrooms are en-suite. There are also 14 acres of organic grounds complete with nature walks and landscaped gardens to explore. This hostel is perfectly located for exploring the many attractions of rural Cheshire or getting to know the historic walled city of Chester. If shopping's your thing, the hostel is just a short distance from designer outlet Cheshire Oaks. After a busy day of exploring, chill out with a meal in our cafe or grab a drink at our licensed bar.
WORST YHA Hostel in 20 years of stays, most unsafe hostel accommodation EVER (had to sleep in communal bathroom!)
Reviewed By truebluereview91I am writing this review in the interest of other people’s health and safety – I IMPLORE you to stay away from this hostel! I have been staying at YHA hostels for nearly 20 years and as a Life Member I am a big advocate of their ethos. But this is the most awful, horrendous experience I have ever had of holiday accommodation. After checking-in I visited the Dorm Room I was staying in and found several bottles of alcohol and could smell smoke. Raised my concerns with the duty manager (who seemed keen to close reception early) who after checking the room, stated it was OK for the others to have alcohol in there, they weren’t smoking when he arrived and the fire alarm had not been triggered, so in his view there were no issues. Another guest from the room followed the manager back to reception and became confrontational towards me for alleging he had been smoking in the room despite me making it clear I stated I could smell smoke/vapour and made no such accusations. The duty manager did not intervene and allowed the guest to continue being aggressive towards me. I asked the duty manager to be moved to another Dorm Room as I did not feel safe and comfortable, particularly because of this fellow guest. He insisted it was safe for me to be in the room as the other guests had been in the Dorm Room for a few days ‘and are good guys, you don’t need to worry’. I was told it would not be cost-effective to be moved to another room, and that I would have to pay for a new room if I wanted to move as my reasons to move ‘were not enough’. Again I would like to make clear that never in any of my previous stays have I found alcohol scattered across a Dorm Room and smelt smoke/vapour. So I was flabbergasted by the response of the duty manager. Later in the evening when I returned to the room and into bed (I slept with all my possessions by my side), the two other guests were talking loudly, swearing excessively in conversation, drinking, and the same guest who had been confrontational towards me was consistently vaping. We shared a bunk bed, with him on the lower and myself on the upper bed, so the vapours were lingering around me and I was unable to sleep because of this and the noise. When I asked him to talk quietly, he insisted he could not whisper. He then sarcastically asked me if I thought he should ‘use a walkie talkie’ and that he would continue talking as he liked. All his behaviour seemed deliberate and provocative following the confrontation earlier in the evening, and it was clear he was drunk. I had no choice but to leave the room as it became increasingly unsafe. This could have all been prevented if the manager had been professional and provided good customer service by relocating me to another room. Nevertheless, I returned to reception which was closed and located the Emergency Telephone. But it wasn’t working, so I had no way to contact the duty manager or any other staff. In the end, I had to grab a couple of benches from the dining room and slept in the communal bathroom. It is the most appalling, degrading and humiliating experience I’ve EVER had in guest accommodation.
