I booked this place by mistake but it was a happy one because it was excellent. The room was…read morespotless the bed very comfortable and the room I used would not embarrass an expensive boutique hotel. Attention to detail was first class. Breakfast also very good. Highly recommend.

From the owner: We are a small quiet 4 ensuite bedroomed B&B, offering guaranteed off street car parking, located…read morein the desirable area of Hoole just 15 minutes walk from the City of Chester and within 5 minutes we have an abundance of bars, shops and restaurants in our award winning village of Hoole. Right outside our door we have a bus service that runs to and from Chester every 13 minutes if you prefer not to walk the 15 minutes into the City.

We just moved to England about a week ago. Right after being in quarantine for 10 days, decided to…read moredo some exploring. We went into Chester and my husband wanted to have a pub lunch, so we stopped here. The food was delicious everything we ordered had a great flavor and nice portions. The only complaint I have, which I will not dock stars for (because it was not the pubs fault) was the noise for construction going on smack in the middle of our lunch. Made it very hard to to have a conversation. That being said, the service was great!

The Coach House Inn is located near the Town Hall and Chester Cathedral, which is perfect for…read moregraduation and to all Chester has to offer. My parents and I stayed here when I graduated in 2012. The rooms were nicely decorated and was very comfortable. Each room had it's own theme and chandelier. I've also eaten here for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner. The food is always good! Recently, I had the opportunity to eat here with my friends. I had the fish pie, which was rich and delicious!

My first trip out of London in quite some time and this is where I end up. That's not a despairing…read morecomment; it's not a bad place to end up at all. Certainly not for the price - a £90/night family room was ample for three ladies and all our girly getting ready needs. There were drawbacks - they included a lack of chair at the desk, a malfunctioning hairdryer, a pod-like bathroom liable to flood and a window which looked onto the street and through which a multitude of people stared at various times. However, the owner was more than friendly and even treated us to complimentary rosé before we ventured wedding-wards. Our room also featured plenty of mirrors and very very comfy beds - both invaluable. The breakfast was really good; lots of hangover placating orange juice and bacon was very welcome. The proprietor was also extremely flexible on check-in and check-out times while the hotel is in a great location close to the station and a short walk into the centre of Chester. Definitely recommended as a cheap and exceedingly cheerful Chester hotel.

Recently returned from spending 2 nights at Lloyds, Very quiet, think me & my partner were the only…read morepeople staying here! Never saw another guest! Parking is minimal but we got a space for our entire stay so can't really complain. The rooms were of a good standard but the bathrooms were awful I have seen bigger wardrobes NO room to move & if you spent more than 5 minutes in the shower then it flooded the entire POD Public areas were decorated to a good standard but was fraying around the edges somewhat, tatty, old looking plug sockets etc The location isn't bad, a steady walk back from the city centre & Lloyds is situated in a good location for the train station! Only saw 2 members of staff the whole of our stay & found them friendly. Would return to Chester but wouln't be rushing back to stay here ultimately nothing more than a glorified B & B.

This is a really nice hotel would definitely come here again nice restaurant and bar. We had a…read morelovely suit the decor was old world English

Given that The Grosvenor is meant to be Chester's premier hotel, our experiences were very…read moredisappointing. Service was consistently poor, staff were mostly unfriendly and what was meant to have been a 'special' weekend ended up being a real let down. I hasten to add that none of the negatives we experienced were down to Covid-19. The only positive experience during our stay was the wonderful lady who served us drinks in the brasserie. Sadly for the Grosvenor, the service she provided only amplified how poor most other elements of our stay had been.

Very nice guest house with spacious rooms and very welcoming host. Good location not far from…read morestation and it has it's own parking behind the building. Breakfast was also good. Good solution if you travel to Chester or Liverpool. We were going by car from London to Edinburgh and it was a great place to stay on halfway.

I tried to visit here for one of their AA 5-Gold Star Award winning breakfasts. The welcome was…read moreintimidating to say the least. Four people literally blocking the door wishing me a good afternoon. Then I went inside and sat at a table. The pompous gentleman in there told me I was sitting at a reserved table. He then tried to move me to a table that I'd avoided Because it had a reserved sign on it. The attitude of this gentleman and the way he looked me up and down made it abundantly clear that people in jeans wanting a breakfast just weren't welcome. If you are normal or hungry I'd recommend going somewhere else.

Great breakfast, clean pretty rooms, with free snacks and beverages, in-room frig and spacious…read morebath. Within walking distance to train station. Owner was very helpful with car rental and tips on surroundings. Great stay!