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.

We had a best Western Gift card and decided to book two nights at the Molly B after readig some…read morefavourable reviews. We booked DB&B for two nights and upgraded to an Executive room.On arrival everything was fine we were a little dissapointed when shown to our room because it didnt have the wow factor we expected and looked a little tired,however it had everything we needed,was spacious and spottlesley clean.Breakfast and dinner were excellent,we mixed the menu of the day with the a la cart and found it great. the leisure club has everything you could want although I just used the pool and sauna. The staff were friendly and attentive, location was fine,£4.60 in a taxi into chester. The only thing I didnt like was that is was so warm allover the Hotel! Please turn the heating down! Although my wife loved it,must be a man thing!. All in all a good break and would definitely recommend

The welcoming and informatuon book in the room talked about the good old days when lord claridge…read morewould personally welcome visitors. Unfortunately the cleanliness was much to be desired and the room could do with a good vaccuum. The food was good but excessively over priced. The quality of the hotel was shown on the wine list which was covered in stains and had clearly been wet and dried many times. The leisure facilities were very good, in fact the best thing about the place. The decor is quitr outdated. However, the hotel was lovely and warm - much needed in this cold spell. By far the worst aspect of the hotel was the staff. After a very warm welcome when booking in, all the other staff i encountered were sullen, unhelpful or arrogant. This place has no qualities to it.

I mainly come here for the gym and pool, and while it's still decent, the standards have definitely…read moreslipped. The gym has good equipment, but there are no paper towels to wipe down benches, which isn't great. The pool itself is fine, but the swim shorts dryer hasn't worked for three months now, which is frustrating. The changing rooms are usually clean, but little things aren't being kept up with as well as they used to be. The restaurant menu also changed recently, and not for the better, which is a shame. It's still a good place, but it feels like it's not being looked after as well as before. Hope they sort these issues out soon. 68/100

Had a fantastic stay. The room was beautiful with little…read moretouches through out. There was a sleep easy kit which is so unique. A very relaxed atmosphere I was lucky to get the pool,sauna and jacuzzi to myself on a Friday evening. The food was lovely and breakfast was well worth £10. The staff were helpful and friendly ... They couldn't do enough to help. It was also close to town and easy to get to.

My family stayed here for a few days as we were dropping off our son to being his studies at the…read moreUniversity of Chester. Check in was delightful, a very nice gentleman named Gavin checked us in and as we had 11 pieces of luggage he helped us take all the luggage up to our room without us needing to ask him. It was service with a smile and pleasure from Gavin. Room was clean and roomy enough. We were told of the nearby places to visit as well as places to eat. Overall a very good stay at this Premier Inn and as we were checking out GAVIN saw us in the corridor and immediately helped us get the luggage downstairs and ordered a taxi for us. I cannot say enough how well Gavin did his job, we will return next time we visit Chester.

Just returned from a one night stay in the new premier inn in Chester City Centre. We have always…read morehad pretty good experiences in premier inns so this met all our expectations. Rooms were standard, very clean, good tv - at last they have all the freeview channels, great for kids. We had a bathroom with bath too which was nice suprise as was expecting just a shower. Location is very convenient, less than 5 min walk into the main shopping area, then less than a 10min drive to chester zoo. Its not the nicest walk into the centre, you either have to use the subway or cross a very large roundabout. We used the subway, not great but didn't have any problems. One gripe - its made clear there is no parking at this hotel and they recommend 2 pay and display car parks. We made our way to stream mill street where there was plenty of parking and then it was a really short walk to the hotel. However when we got there we discovered there was a (very small) car park. We arrived in the morning when most people were checking out so there were spaces. A bit frustrating as we had already paid in the other car park and had to pay again but more secure and convenient. So my advice would be to check the hotel car park first if you're arriving in the morning. We stayed on a Saturday night so there was a bit of noise outside around 2ish but it didn't last and we didn't have any problems with noise within the hotel. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Would def stay again.

We enjoyed going there for afternoon tea a few weeks ago…read more Hope to be able to visit again next year. Food there was excellent.

I loved everything about this hotel. It is a beautiful place with lots of character set in fine…read moregrounds with gardens. Arriving very late I was welcomed efficiently by the night porter, and shown to my room. Everything was good here, the bedroom, the bathroom, the free W-Fi, the staff, the breakfast the parking, and I had a very good price for my short stay. In an isolated rural location, the hotel would be great for a longer stay and I wished that I had arrived earlier in time for dinner as the menu looked rather tasty. I would certainly recommend it.

We live in a great country I'll have you know. Country littered with great few humble abodes such…read moreas this. There are so many great cities to visit in the UK with numerous hospitality options. So what if we don't have the weather, we have great indoor facilities. St Davids park boasts 11 meeting rooms for corporate events as well as 147 en-suite bedrooms. This really is a fantastic venue, offering relaxing leisure activities for a wonderful breaks away. Located just outside Liverpool in Flintshire think family birthday treat and relaxing spa treatments in countryside oasis, think St Davids park. The spa treatments would go down really well for the ladies as a gift. This venue provides the perfect de-stressing environment offering full body massages and detoxing mud wraps. So get your spa vouchers and surprise that lady or lad in your life. A full day of pampering or relaxing will cost £50 for one person or if you want to book with a friend or partner £75 is a great deal. For that you get access to all leisure facilities as well as your very own Dever Bathrobe and slippers...yippeeee. If I was to have a POA for this I'd probably hit the gym first followed by a refreshing dip in the pool. I'd then head to the spa after a spot of lunch to get my Aromatherapy full body massage which would fly me straight to bliss city without red bull. Other treatments to choose from, each lasting an hour include - Back, Neck and Shoulder Massage with Chocolate Oil & Hot Stone Treatment - Mini Facial & Back Neck & Shoulder Massage - Mini Manicure & Mini Pedicure- Re-hydrating Facial. Or you can always choose the treatments you want from the brochure on the following link: http://www.devere.co.uk/dms/site/flyers/Spa-Menu-2008-2/Spa%20Menu%202008-2.pdf Room rates if you just want to stay and visit Chester or go shopping at Cheshire Oaks very depending on when you go, ranging from £60 on weekdays to £100 on week-ends, which is pretty standard for a 4* property. This really is a great place to stay and carries an ambiance which mixes the traditional exterior with the modern interior really well.

Yesterday I went to St David's Park Hotel for my granddad's 80th birthday party. Although the place…read morewasn't spectacular, I have no real complaints. The food was very good, as was the wine. The service was great and they helped sing happy birthday and had a pianist play along. One word of warning: Don't believe the google directions on how to get to here. Instead simply follow the A494 and come off at the Buckley/St. David's Park exit (for the B5127).

In splendid isolation this is a beautiful small hotel with a lovely garden and loads of character…read more The bedroom was spotless and comfortable. Bathroom excellent. Breakfast excellent. Staff very helpful. Ideal rural retreat. It is about a 15 minute walk from Hooton station but you need a map or satnav and at night it is mostly unlit and not for the fainthearted. The hotel is isolated not in the village. The TV equipment in the bedroom was obsolete but I understand new TVs are on the way. WiFi is free and worked well. All in all recommended.

decent site will most definitely use them again in the future!read more