Guest House in Chester, Cheshire Travel Guide, Mitchells of Chester

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28 Hough Green
Chester
Cheshire
England
CH4 8JQ

Mitchells of Chester, Chester

Accommodation Description:
Mitchells of Chester is a wonderfully elegant Guest House located close to the heart of Chester, it has been carefully restored to its original Victorian beauty whilst incorporating many modern comforts. We are graded by VisitBritain Tourist Board and the AA at 5-STARS, SILVER AWARD, the highest graded Guest House in Chester, and are now working towards the maximum, GOLD.

Mitchells of Chester is a wonderfully elegant Guest House owned and run by Helen & Colin Mitchell. We are Graded by VistitBritain Tourist Board and the AA at 5-STARS, SILVER AWARD, the highest graded Guest House in Chester, and are now working towards the maximum, GOLD. The house, which dates back to the 1850's, has been carefully restored to its original Victorian beauty whilst incorporating many modern comforts

It has steeply pitched slated roofs, a sweeping staircase and tall rooms with mounded cornices, providing a setting for many items of antique furniture. A large banqueting table forms the centre piece of the Dining Room. The Lounge looks out and down to unusual brick vaults tunnelling 3

00 metres under a quiet well maintained garden at the rear of the house. It has reading and video/DVD libraries each side of an open log fire in an original marble surround. All the Bedrooms are ensuite and are individually decorated in period style

Each has colour tv, controlled central heating and a host of home-from-home accessories to help make your stay comfortable and relaxed. The Guest House enjoys an excellent location in Chester, being less than 4 minutes drive from the city centre (1.2km /3/4 mile), or a pleasant and interesting 20 minute 'green' walk past mature houses of character in a select residential area, over the River Dee with views across the Racecourse to the City Walls, and immediately into historical streets

Chester is compact, beautiful and the most complete walled city in Britain. It is the historical gem of North West England and is the gateway to North Wales. The delights to be enjoyed by the Visitor span 2000 years from the Roman Walls, Norman Cathedral, Medieval Rows, the 16th Century racecourse, the canal and railway of the industrial revolution, right through to the latest designs in shopping malls

From: £108.00

Accommodation Rating: rating 5 (about ratings)

Room Facilities
Wireless internet connection
Tea and coffee making facilities
Non-smoking
Ironing board
Iron
Hypoallergenic pillows
Hypoallergenic bed
Hairdryer
Freeview
Fireplace
Fire alarm with light
Family/oversized room
DVD player
Desk with lamp
Colour television
Ala

Amenities
Non-smoking (throughout)
Lounge
Ironing facilities
Internet access (wireless) in public areas
DVD/Video/Games rental
Bar

Parking
On-site parking
Free parking

Business Facilities
Internet connection (wireless)
Direct dial phone

Dining Facilities
We can seat 6No Guests at a central banquetting table, plus two further tables seating six and four. The tables are antique french polished with individual place settings and complementing chairs. There is a beautiful period sideboard displaying a selection of cereals, fruit, yogurts and cheeses, complementing a wide choice of cooked breakfast dishes. As in Victorian days, the walls are covered with pictures, tapestries, plates and a long case wall clock
all lighted by a cut glass chandelier.

Meals
Breakfast (Full cooked)
Breakfast (Continental)

Child Facilities
Cots

Pet Policy
No pets

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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest

Chester Castle, Agricola Tower

Nearest Attractions

Chester Castle, Agricola Tower - 0.6 miles (Castle)

Grosvenor Museum - 0.7 miles (Museum)

Eastgate Clock - 0.9 miles (Historic Building)

The Rows - 0.9 miles (Historic Building)

Chester, St John the Baptist Church - 0.9 miles (Historic Church)

Chester Roman Amphitheatre - 1 miles (Roman Site)

Chester Cathedral - 1 miles (Cathedral)

Roman Garden - 1.3 miles (Garden)

Hawarden Old Castle - 4.9 miles (Castle)

Hawarden, St Deinol - 5.2 miles (Historic Church)

Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit

Chester - 0.9 miles away

Ruthin - 17.6 miles away

Llangollen - 18.5 miles away

Crewe - 20 miles away

Corwen - 24.1 miles away

Congleton - 29 miles away

Macclesfield - 32.5 miles away

Buxton - 41.3 miles away

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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low to exceptional) on historic interest

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Directions:
National Express bus stop, Vicars Lane, Chester.|Bus|0.75|The bus stop is adjacent to the Roman Amphitheatre. The No 16 local bus also passes this stop and will bring you to our Guest House. Weekday timings are about every 12 minutes and cost approximately ?1.20 per person. Ask the Driver to let you off at Howe Road. If you have any difficulties with this change-over, telephone us on +44 (0)1244 679004 and we will arrange to collect you. Manchester & Liverpool|Air|40|Both Manchester and Liverpool Airports have connections to Chester General Railway Station. Manchester is by train into the city centre and then to Chester. Liverpool is by bus into the City and then train to Chester. Chester General Railway Station|Train|2|A valid rail ticket will provide a free shuttle service to Frodsham Street in the city centre. From this point you can take a No16 bus that passes the house. Ask the Driver to let you off at Howe Road. The cost will be approximately ?1.50 per person. Alternatively, take a black cab from outside the Station at a cost of approximately ?3.50 total. M53, A51, A41|Road|3|When approaching from the north of the River Dee, go to the city centre and join the inner ring road - mostly dual carriageway. Follow the signs out to Wrexham and North Wales (A483), past the racecourse and over the river to a roundabout where you will need to turn right to Saltney (A5104). We are 300 metres along this road, Hough Green, on the right hand side. Immediately past a 'No Entry' side road, Howe Road, turn into our forecourt.

Mitchells of Chester

Guest House in Chester, Cheshire

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