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Our friendly, family-run hotel is ideally located for a stay in the historic city of Chester.  Located just 10 minutes walk from the city's Roman walls and just five minutes by car or bus from attractions like the famous Chester Zoo, our hotel provides a clean and comfortable environment to relax in at the end of a busy day. Whether you are visiting the region on holiday, for a family get-together, or on business we will make sure that you have an enjoyable and relaxing time. Our website should answer most of your questions but feel free to give us a call or send an email if you have any further questions or wish to make a reservation. |
About Us Proprietors The hotel's proprietors, Peter & Darren Bold will welcome you to the hotel. With plenty of local knowledge they will happily provide you with information about local attractions or events, and will help you to find your way to places of interest.  Location Craigleith Lodge is located on Hoole Road approximately 15 minutes walk from Chester train station and Chester city centre. Just a few minutes away is Faulkner Street, the main shopping street in Hoole which is home to café bars, shops, a post office and other traders. Getting to Craigleith Lodge The hotel is located on Hoole Road about half a mile from the Junction 12 of the M53 and 15 minutes walk from Chester city centre. Buses depart from Chester Bus Station to Hoole Road regularly – these pass a bus stop just 2 minutes walk from Chester station. If you are travelling by car you will be pleased to know that we can guarantee a private parking space in the hotel car park. |
Breakfast
Our tariff includes breakfast for all guests. There is choice of continental or a full English breakfast which is available from 7.30am - 8.30am weekdays, and 8.00am - 9.00am on Saturday and Sunday. If you have an early start in the morning let us know when you arrive and we can provide alternative arrangements. |
| Local Shops Faulkner Street in Hoole has several late-night shops, take-aways, the Hoole brasserie, an Internet café, a Post Office a numerous other shops. There is also a petrol station and several public houses. Churches There are several churches within five minutes walk of the church. All Saints, the local Anglican church, is almost opposite the hotel. Hoole Baptist church and Hoole URC are further along Hoole Road towards the city centre. Local Attractions Chester and the surrounding area have plenty of interesting things to see and do. |
Bedrooms
We have single, twin and double rooms which each have: o En Suite Shower/Bathroom o Tea/Coffee Making Facilities o Clock radios and TVs o DVDs & Flat Screen TVs in some rooms Courtyard Rooms All of our courtyard rooms are doubles, and all feature Flat Screen TVs and DVD players.  o En Suite Shower/Bathroom o Tea/Coffee Making Facilities o Clock radios and TVs o DVDs & Flat Screen TVs  A continental breakfast is available from 9am and will be served in your room. Continental Breakfast includes: Cereals Mixed Rolls Boiled Eggs Cheese Toast & Preserves Fruit Juice Tea or Coffee |
Attractions If you are happy to drive 10 minutes from the centre you will find even more attractions in the local countryside.Below are just a few of the many things to do and see in and around Chester. The City Walls They are the most complete in Britain, and offer a fascinating three kilometer circular walk around Chester - the best way to see its attractions. The River Dee No visit to Chester is complete without a cruise on the Dee - the best way to appreciate the beauty and character of this great city. The Roodee - Chester Racecourse The oldest racecourse in Britain and staged on the Roodee, it was once the site of the massive Roman harbour - meetings are held throughout the year. The Rows The unique world-famous Rows - two-tier medieval galleries with superb shops of international renown. The Deva Experience Deva is the Roman fortress built almost 2,000 years ago which now lies buried beneath the hustle and bustle of modern day Chester. Now you too can visit the Roman fortress of Deva - pronounced 'Dewa' in Roman times. The Eastgate Clock The most photographed time-piece in the world after Big Ben. The Cathedral There has been a church on this site for over 1,000 years. Originally a Saxon Minster, then rebuilt as a Benedictine Abbey, this magnificent building has been the Cathedral of the Chester Diocese since 1541. Grosvenor Park The perfect setting after a hard days shopping! Pull up a bench in the peaceful surroundings of this highly popular park. Immaculately kept lawns and gardens, a whole host of mature trees and shrubs. Pubs and Restaurants The city centre plays host to an extensive range of bars, cafés, restaurants and clubs. Whether you want a quiet meal out, or to party 'til the early hours, Chester has it all. Chester Fort and Military Museum Visit the soldiers of Cheshire on display after a £1/2 million refurbishment. A quick browse or an in-depth study, it's there just for you in a welcoming atmosphere. Within easy reach of Chester, by car or bus, there are dozens of places to visit: o Chester Zoo o Blue Planet Aquarium o McArthur Glen Outlet Village o Cheshire Ice Cream Farm o The Boat Museum o Beeston Castle |
Tariff  Our standard tariff is applies most of the year but may be changed at certain times of the year, during the Chester Races and Bank Holidays when we are especially busy. Single: £35.00 - £40.00 Double: £59.00 - £75.00 per night Triple Rooms: Please call for availability In addition we sometimes have Special Offers. Contact us by phone or email to enquire about a reservation. |
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