Located within spitting distance of the A55 this is a far better choice of hotel than any of the…read moreothers in the area. Mostly because its not a Hoiday Inn or a Travel Lodge. The food in Oscars Wine Bar, a part of Rossett Hall, is lovely but £18 - £20 per head. They host a whole variety of events throughout hte year ranging from discos to murder mystery nights although these tend to be expensive at around £30 per person. Conference facilities are great and renoened for the superb range of pasries supplied with morning coffee.

I Liked this hotel but have just gone off it!!business travellers do not use this hotel they hold…read morefunctions with live bands mid week and allow music to go on until 12am and the priority is for the entertainment not the room staying guest. So you it's tough luck if you are getting up early. I wear earplugs too and the noise disturbed me in my room which had windows shut etc.. One redeeming feature was that I was given a hot chocolate, felt kind of sorry for night porter who was taking the complaints from all the guests, when I was in reception he took a lot of calls and complaints in person.

A very nice hotel with wonderful amenities…read more The arrangement of rooms are eclectic and takes some getting-used to. But the rooms are nicely appointed and there are 2 very nice restaurants; one casual pub style and the other more fine dining. Both restaurants serve great food. There's a nice spa, fitness and fantastic pool. And the service is very good.

Beautiful hotel just South of Chester, near the Wales Border. Lovely hotel with a restaurant and…read morepub. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. Everything in the room worked. Several electrical outlets to charge all our electronics. Shower had a rain shower head and the hot water was just right. Could have used a handicap bar to get out of the tub enclosure, though. The included breakfast each morning was great, lots of variety and everything was fresh, including the croissants. I've been to other hotels where the pastries seem a day or two old. Highly recommend this hotel. We did not use the pool, spa or workout center.

The oldest pub in wrexham, recently refurbished to an extremely high standard, still keeping all…read morethe original features like fireplaces, stone flags, oak beams etc. Serving the recently relaunched Wrexham Lager, and a good choice of quality cask ales. This freehouse also serves the best carvery I have ever had. Quiz Night every Monday Cask Club £2.00 every Tuesday Band Night every Thursday The best pub in Wrexham? Almost certainly.

Lovely traditional, country pub. Very clean with nice interior and exterior decor. Good parking…read morefacilities. Friendly staff. Had a nice meal here but only complaint was that the portion size was on the small side! The meal wasn't particularly cheap either so was disappointed by that. We opted for traditional Lamb and Beef for Sunday lunch. Unfortunately the lamb wasn't on the bone, just sliced. Could have done with more potatoes and veg. Would still recommend to others though.

From the owner: The Trevor Arms is an early 18th Century coaching inn situated in the quirky village of Marford,…read morewhere the Welsh hills meet the rolling plains of Cheshire, is has easy links both the bustling city of Wrexham and the Historic City of Chester. The village of Marford itself is renowned for it's Gothic revival houses, many of which feature crosses and peculiar elliptical windows. These are said to protect the inhabitants from the ghost of Lady Margaret Blackbourne, who reputedly wanders the streets of Marford looking for her murderous husband. The main pub and restaurant were sympathetically refurbished in the summer of 2014 and we now have newly refurbished rooms available from as little as £55 per night. We also have basc rooms available from £45 per night. Why not visit us for a drink or contact us to book a table to dine.

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.

Thank you so much to the Premier Inn team for hosting CSULB's Bob Cole Chamber Choir for this…read moreyear's Eisteddfod! The employees were all so kind and willing to help accommodate anything we needed. The rooms were clean and perfect, we cannot thank you enough!

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).