Really enjoyed our meal at the crown! Very generous with the portions. The service was incredible…read moreand the staff were so pleasant! I would recommend either the margarita pizza or the pork roast. Highly recommend and will definitely be returning.

We were really surprised by this place when we stayed here. From the outside it looked fantastic,…read morewith its low roof, and authentic black and white beams. Inside was still traditionally maintained but looked a little tired. The food in the italian restaurant next door was really tasty and surprisingly reasonably priced. The main bar area was quiet for a monday night, but there was a pianist in the corner and the atmosphere was really cosy, not to mention a good range of real ales that the barman informed me were all local. The room we stayed in was clean and tidy and the staff were all excellent, couldn't have asked for more.

Nice hotel off the beaten track with a decent restaurant on site. Rooms are pleasant with…read morefacility's as expected. We dined in the attached brasserie and was pleasantly surprised with the quality of food. The missus chose better this time with braised beef cheeks which we're melt in the mouth yummy! I had the lamb which was good but lacked seasoning. Pudding was good and we both enjoyed our choices. Would be happy to come again....

Very nice setting. Charming atmosphere and large, clean rooms. No air conditioning, which I'm sure…read moreis fine most of the time, but third floor rooms can get warm. The bar staff was fantastic and it's a great option for a quick bite to eat or a drink.

Really nice, gorgeous hotel placed with a beautiful view and a river running beside it. The rooms…read moreare really spacious and comfortable however the windows only slightly opened so it can get stuffy in hot weather but they do keep a fan in the closet. Breakfast was really good with most of the classic English choices: eggs, bacon, sausages as well as yoghurt and toast. We stayed in the Willow and the Fuchsia which were both gorgeous however the Fuchsia for some reason had a coffee machine, dressing gown, and slippers and the Willow did not which was slightly odd as we payed the same price for both rooms. Overall really nice stay.

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.

What a stunning location! Set in the Welsh countryside, this hotel is housed in a building that was…read moreoriginally built in the 1500s! The rooms are nice and comfortable, particularly the bed. I liked that the bathroom has a bathtub - was exactly what I felt like after a long day of travelling. The check in process is simple and the staff are lovely and polite. The restaurant has a great menu and the food is very good. The rooms and the hotel are a whole was very clean and well presented. I would certainly stay there again.

Rude arrogant entitled staff, over charged for our stay and spoken down to when we complained. I…read morewill never return to the pheasant inn. It's such a shame as myself and my family have been visiting for over 20 years. The staff and management need to be trained or retrained in customer service, also our room had mold in the bathroom on the ceiling, not a pleasant experience. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!

Sam Cook said "Bring it on home to me ....."…read more Much as I enjoy being in far distant lands, eating and drinking the stuff of travel programs, my heart and mind is always reminding me of places I call home and The Pheasant Inn encapsulates all that that entails. It is the Yin to my travelling Yang. Set into the rolling Cheshire hills in Englands green and pleasant land, is this real slice of coaching Inn in the villlage of Higher Burwardsley* Also close by are Peckforton & Beeston castles should you want to go rampant on the ramparts. With its Sandstone structure, open fires, Oak flooring and leafy beer garden with spectacular views over the Cheshire plain, the Pheasant is a true gem. They even have cobblestones out front and quite often people will roll up here on Horseback and tie the bridle reins to the wall. An Inn (Yes!! they also provide accommodation, see pix) for all seasons. They cater to all tastes and events and my family has used here for every occasion in the book and have yet to find fault but, it is not just a family place, No!! The way it is set out means that you can come here as a large group and pile in to the huge glass conservatory or arrive as a couple and get a table for two in one of the quiet nooks and crannies alongside a fireplace or just come alone and stand alongside the bar and chat with the regulars and meet their Labrador who will be lying at their feet. I have brought my Lab' "Dex" here multiple times, he likes to share a pint of Stout with me. The Pheasant always stocks four real ales (recognised for their well kept quality by CAMRA) plus a choice of mainstream beers and the wine list is always on point. They hold the AA Rossette & feature in the Michelin Good Pub and Egon RonayGuides. Important to me is that they use local produce in their kitchens and the menu is changed daily so look to the specials board at the bar. Even when it is not on the menu, just ask and they will rustle up a plate of thick locally cured Ham with a couple of poached eggs from the farm supported by thick crispy chips (fluffy on the inside) and garden peas. On Sundays I like to go here, fill my tank and then head off with Dex along The Sandstone Trail** or head down the hill to The Ice Cream Farm***. Dex, in tru Chocolate Labrador stylee always hits up the Choc chip. *Just as 'Worcesershire Sauce' is pronounced 'Wooster' in England so 'Burwardsley' is pronounced locally in Cheshire as 'Bosley'. Should you have difficult finding the Pheasant Inn then ask for 'The Pheasant @ Bosley' ** http://www.sandstonetrail.com/ *** http://www.cheshirefarmicecream.co.uk/about-the-ice-cream-farm/ , .

Stopped in for a lunch yesterday while walking around town. They have a huge selection of items to…read morechoose from. Was happy to get a salad and sandwich combo. Also got some breaded chicken and wings off the specials board that were nice and tasty. My mother and father had bangers and mash would looked like a solid choice as well.

This is a brilliant, traditional style pub where families are welcome…read more There's locals drinking at he bar as well as families and couples having lunch from the extensive menu. There's everything from Mussels to sizzling skillets, pies and grills. Food here is all homemade and great value. Huge portions too. I had a mixed grill on my last visit which included steak, gammon, pork chop, lamb chop, sausage, black pudding, eggs, onion rings, Tomato, mushrooms, peas and their amazing homecut chips. £9.45. Bargain! My Other half had a burger (again) where he could choose 3 toppings from a list. Also served with chips and was around £6.50. Drinks are very reasonable and this place is a must if you're nearby. It's gaining a brilliant reputation and you'll need to book at the weekend.