Part of the Cheshire Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information.
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Accommodation in Willington, Cheshire Part of the Cheshire Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information. |
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Willington HallA Hotel in Willington, CheshireWillington, Tarporley Willington Cheshire England CW6 0NB
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From: £80.00 The hotel stands in 17 acres of formal gardens and parkland with wonderful views of the Cheshire countryside towards the Welsh mountains. Willington Hall is renowned for the warm informal country house hospitality and individual attention it extends to its guests.An ideal touring base for Chester and North Wales Accommodation Rating: 3* (about ratings) Facilities
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
 Beeston Castle Beeston Castle -
4.6 miles (Castle) Bunbury, St Boniface Church -
5.7 miles (Historic Church) Roman Garden -
7.5 miles (Garden) Chester Roman Amphitheatre -
7.6 miles (Roman Site) Chester, St John the Baptist Church -
7.7 miles (Historic Church) Eastgate Clock -
7.8 miles (Historic Building) The Rows -
7.8 miles (Historic Building) Chester Cathedral -
7.9 miles (Cathedral) Grosvenor Museum -
7.9 miles (Museum) Chester Castle, Agricola Tower -
7.9 miles (Castle) Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit Chester -
8 miles away Crewe -
12.6 miles away Congleton -
20.7 miles away Macclesfield -
24.2 miles away Llangollen -
25 miles away Ruthin -
25.9 miles away Corwen -
31.7 miles away Buxton -
33 miles away Directions: UK Hotels |
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