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Mitchells of Chester
28 Hough Green, Chester, Cheshire, CH4 8JQTelephone: 01244 679004
Fax: 01244 659567
AA 5 Stars
English Tourism Council 5 Stars Silver Award
 | This elegantly restored Victorian family home is set in a desirable area across the River Dee on the south side of the city. |
| The house, built in the 1850's, has steeply pitched slated roofs, a sweeping staircase and tall rooms with moulded 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 tunneling 3.00m under a quiet well maintained garden to the rear of the house. It has reading and video libraries each side of an open log fire in an original marble surround.  |
| There is a wide menu for breakfast, ranging from Continental to Full English. Vegetarian and special diets can usually be accommodated by prior arrangement. The Guest bedrooms have been individually decorated, furnished in period style and include a fully equipped shower room and toilet.They have individually controlled central heating, colour t.v., refreshment tray, hair dryer, clock/radio, sewing and shoe cleaning accessories.Extra blankets are provided and an iron and ironing board are available. |
| Chester Chester is compact, beautiful and the most complete walled city in Britain, and is the historical gem of North West England. The delights to be enjoyed by the visitor spans 2000 years from the Roman Walls, Norman Cathedral and medieval Rows, the 16th Century racecourse, the canal and railway of the industrial revolution right through to the latest designs in shopping malls. The City centre is mainly pedestrianised and this, together with The Rows and covered shopping malls, provide a very relaxed browse through a colourful historic tapestry, including a multitude of local and international shops and stores.This is truly the gateway to Wales and the North West. Within an hours' drive there is so much natural beauty and enchanting places to visit, that discovering Chester is only the start of a wonderful adventure. Both Helen and Colin are Cestrians with a wealth of local knowledge, and can offer guidance for a quick tour of the sights, or more in depth planning for an exploration of the surrounding countryside. Locally, we are within five minutes walk of quiet urban and rural walks and public golf course; within fifteen minutes of a private golf club, Chester Racecourse, museum, courts, river, and a further five minutes to Chester Cross. Trips out of Chester will tempt you west into Wales - through picturesque Llangollen to the Horseshoe Pass, the Swallow Falls and Snowdonia National Park. North up the Wirral Peninsula to the 'model village' of Port Sunlight, the Lady Leverhulme Art Gallery, and 'A Ferry Across The Mersey' to Liverpool. East and south into rich, rolling dairy lands of Cheshire with so many attractions to visit, be they historical, scientific, botanical, wild life or watching craftsmen plying their trade in their own cottage industries. |
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| The English Tourist Board have covertly inspected us and we are now graded at Five Diamonds Silver Award, with which we are very pleased. We are also recommended in prestigious travel guides. Booking Conditions We respectfully remind guests that a reservation constitutes a contract. A non-refundable deposit of £30.00 per room plus £20.00 per night is due for payment when reserving your room. Any reservation cancelled within 18 days of booked arrival date is liable to be charged for, unless room(s) can be subsequently re-let. We regret there can be no allowance for curtailment of holidays. |
| How to find us Mitchell's of Chester is situated 1.2km (0.75m) from Chester Cross, the epicentre of the city, and on one of the most pleasant approaches.There is off street car parking and, should you prefer not to walk, we are on a bus route to the city centre. When approaching from the north of the River Dee, go 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 No Entry side road, Howe Road, turn into our forecourt. |
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