9 Bed And Breakfasts in Cheshire

Chester Brooklands Bed & Breakfast - Set in the Roman 'Walled City' of Chester, this homely B&B is ideally located opposite a bus stop, directly linked to the centre of the city. Rooms at the Chester Brooklands feature an en suite bathroom with a large shower cubicle and designer toiletries. They overlook the hotel gardens and feature flat-screen HD TVs, Wi-Fi and a comfy chair. Within a 10-minute walk of the railway station, Chester Brooklands Bed and Breakfast provides an ideal base from which to explore all that Chester has to offer. In the surroundings you can find Chester Zoo, Cheshire Oaks and Chester Races, as well as the city's shops, restaurants and vibrant nightlife. Rated 4-stars by the AA and Visit Britain, Chester Brooklands aims to offer a welcoming atmosphere for families, couples and singles of all ages. It offers free off-road parking, comfortable en suite rooms and free Wi-Fi access. Discounted tickets to Chester Zoo are available.

The Pheasant Inn - In a peaceful corner of rural Cheshire, The Pheasant Inn offers wonderful views, cosy log fires and a pretty courtyard garden. The inn is situated in the scenic Peckforton Hills. Set in 300-year old sandstone buildings, rooms at The Pheasant have original features and traditional charm. All rooms have a TV, tea/coffee facilities and a bathroom with free toiletries. The restaurant features exposed beams and stone walls, and serves a modern British menu using quality local produce. The atmospheric bar offers real ales, fine wines and views across the Cheshire Plains. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, The Pheasant is close to many popular walking routes. Chester centre and Nantwich are a 20-minute drive, and Peckforton Castle is a pleasant 25-minute walk away.

Happy Guests Lodge - Offering guests free parking, free continental breakfast, free local gym membership and free use of a computer terminal, Happy Guests Lodge has extra-spacious bedrooms in a great location. Happy Guests Lodge aims to make guests happy. The en suite bedrooms all feature 30-channel digital TVs, telephones, hairdryers, heaters and tea/coffee. Enjoy the selection of snacks available in the friendly guest bar. Just 3 minutes from the M56 (junction 10 - Warrington/Northwich), Happy Guests Lodge is in a green-field location next to the A49 road. Warrington, Northwich and Runcorn are within 10 minutes. Within 20 minutes there is Widnes, Chester, Manchester/Liverpool Airports, the Trafford Centre and Cheshire Oaks.

Belforte House - This private accommodation has a personal, friendly approach and offers refurbished bedrooms with free Wi-Fi and a drinks tray. It is a short walk from Sale town centre. Belforte House is directly opposite Sale Leisure Centre and is convenient for the M60 motorway and Sale Metrolink Station. Belforte is known for its warm, informal hospitality and attention to detail. All areas are tastefully decorated and are a perfect place to unwind.

Royal Hotel - Built in the mid-Victorian period, this hotel is just 135 metres from Crewe railway station, between the market towns of Sandbach and Nantwich. The Royal Hotel is ideally placed for visiting the MMU Crewe Campus. Comfortable accommodation, superb breakfasts and friendly surroundings are offered at affordable prices. Relax with a drink or play pool in the Corner Bar, which also shows Sky Sports. At weekends there is a '70s to present day' disco in the Corner Bar until 03:00.The hotel's nightclub, The Box, hosts live music till 03.00, and its newly refurbished Bar Seven will play music until 03:00. Please be aware that weekends can be noisy. The hotel cannot cater for unsupervised children aged under 18. Local attractions include Stapeley Water Gardens, where you will find the Palms Tropical Oasis, which is home to piranhas, sharks, crocodiles, tamarin monkeys, exotic flowers and parrots.

Red Lion Hotel - The Red Lion is a friendly pub with free parking, free Wi-Fi and en suite rooms with DVD players. The Red Lion Hotel is in the Tarvin Village, around 6 miles (9.5 km) from the centre of Chester. The bar serves real ales and wines. DJs, karaoke and other evening entertainment is occasionally arranged on the weekends. Pre-booked continental breakfasts are served every Sunday morning. During the rest of the week, breakfast and dining options are available within the village, on the hotel's door step.

Chester House Guest House - All rooms at this cosy guest house offer power showers, hairdryer, Freeview TV, free Wi-Fi, tea/coffee and free car parking. 12 minutes' walk from Chester city centre. Set in the vibrant Hoole area of the Roman city of Chester, Chester House is well set for the city centre, Chester Races and shopping at Cheshire Oaks. Only a short walk from the city centre, with Chester Rail Station nearby, you can also catch a regular bus that passes close to Chester House. Start each morning at Chester House with a fresh coffee in the dining room. Chester House has a car park for up to 5 cars, and plenty of free on-street parking is available.

Rylands Farm Guest House - Less than a mile (1.6 km) from Manchester Airport, in the charming surroundings of Wilmslow, this attractive guest house offers airport transfers by prior arrangement. Rylands Farm Guesthouse is a small, luxurious and homely alternative to regular hotel accommodation. The main farmhouse is 150 years old and, although Rylands is no longer a working farm, it retains its original charm and historic character. With exposed wooden beams and rustic decor, the farmhouse is rich in authentic, traditional rural cosiness. Guests are welcome to use the honesty bar in the conservatory, by special arrangement. Every room at the farm has its own front door, opening out onto the natural delights of the farm and the surrounding Cheshire countryside. Each en suite room has tea/coffee making facilities and TVs. The airport transfer service operates 24 hours a day and must be booked in advance. Costs apply, and further details are available on request.

The Pied Bull - Dating from 1155, The Pied Bull is situated within the walls of the Roman city of Chester. Reputed to be the city's first licensed house, today the inn's interior reflects its distinctive heritage and haunted past. Period features include an original handmade staircase dating from 1533. All rooms are comfortably furnished with en suite bathrooms and modern facilities.