Housed in an historic building with a black and white timbered façade, The Chester Grosvenor is situated in the centre of the beautiful Roman city of Chester. Although the existing building dates back to 1865, there has been an inn on the site since the late sixteenth century. The five red star hotel is one of the city’s greatest landmarks, standing alongside the iconic Eastgate Clock. With attentive yet unobtrusive service, The Chester Grosvenor offers the quintessential luxury English experience.
Bedrooms at The Chester Grosvenor offer the ultimate luxury and comfort to help you relax after exploring the charming city of Chester. Each room has been individually designed and beautifully furnished with the finest fabrics to offer you a deeply sumptuous stay.
Spacious and adaptable, a suite is ideal if you would like to add an extra something special to your stay. In addition, most suites have walk-in separate shower facilities.
The Spa at The Chester at the Chester Grosvenor
Be pampered in the tranquil and soothing haven of The Spa at The Chester Grosvenor, where every detail has been designed to evoke a state of relaxation, vitality and wellbeing, from the heavenly Thermal Suite to our carefully selected product partner, ELEMIS.
Simon Radley at The Chester Grosvenor
Savour the creative menus of ‘Simon Radley at The Chester Grosvenor’, which has retained its Michelin star since 1990 and where each dish is lovingly prepared by our dedicated team of Chefs. Our experienced Sommelier is on hand to find the perfect accompaniment from one of the UK’s most extensive wine cellars with over 700 bins from all over the world.
Offering modern, fresh cooking, La Brasserie’s vibrant 2 AA Rosette restaurant prepares beautiful dishes using flavours and ingredients from home and abroad.
A glamorous Champagne bar takes centre stage, serving everything from Cappuccinos to Cosmopolitans and an exquisite selection of Champagne.
Open daily from 10:00am, a casual brunch, lunch and dinner menu can be enjoyed within the bar.
The Arkle Bar and Lounge at the Chester Grosvenor
The Arkle Bar and Lounge is a luxuriously comfortable area of understated elegance and sophistication. Discover our worldwide collection of over 40 gins, each paired with a tonic and garnish to match the profile of the gin or choose from a selection of interesting malts, vintage ports and a wide range of liqueurs. The Arkle Bar & Lounge is a connoisseur's delight.
It is also the perfect spot for picking up the paper and enjoying morning coffee, light lunch or afternoon tea.
The Chester Grosvenor has a variety of stunning event spaces, which set the scene for an unforgettable event. All of our function suites make use of the latest built in AV equipment, available for your use on a complimentary basis.
Weddings at the Chester Grosvenor
The award winning Chester Grosvenor combines breath-taking architecture with contemporary yet traditional interiors. Steeped in history dating back to the 18th century, the pillared entrance and black and white timbered exterior provide the perfect backdrop for a fairy tale wedding.
‘The Gallery’ on the first floor landing boasts the original staircase where the grandeur of the 28,000 piece crystal chandelier offers the most memorable of settings for your wedding photographs.
The Chester Grosvenor can accommodate wedding breakfasts and civil ceremonies from 2 to 240 guests.
Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
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Classic | £195.00 per room (room only) |
Deluxe | £215.00 per room (room only) |
Deluxe Suite | £370.00 per room (room only) |
Executive | £225.00 per room (room only) |
Junior Suite | £295.00 per room (room only) |
Master Suite | £795.00 per room (room only) |
Presidential Suite | £995.00 per room (room only) |
Superior King | £245.00 per room (breakfast included) |
*As a guide, prices are per room per night for hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and serviced apartments and per week for self-catering accommodation.
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
Open New Year |
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All year, 2021 (1 Jan 2021 - 31 Dec 2021) |
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Follow signs for the city centre - advise traffic barrier that you have a reservation at the hotel, follow the road with Cathedral on your left (St Werburgh Street) turn left, the hotel is on the right hand side. A 5-minute taxi ride from Chester train station. See hotel website for more details.
Approx. 3.9 miles from Chester Zoo
A 5-minute taxi ride from the train station or make the most of the hotel chauffeur driven BMW that can be booked for transfers and sightseeing tours. See hotel website for more details.
Public Transport to Chester Zoo: Chester Grosvenor is only 3-minute walk from Foregate Street (Stop GG) Bus stop. 1 gold goes directly to the zoo entrance.
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