Crabwall Manor Hotel Chester

General Information

Visitors of our hotel in Chester will be located at hand to plenty of of the area’s park amusements, including boutiques, restaurants, and amusement venues. The guesthouse is situated outside of city, but clients can smoothly reach the midst of the town in addition to to a lot of of the area’s historical and cultural sights, some of which date back to the times of the Romans. The Crabwall Manor Hotel Chester can be easily reached by auto, and customers able to reach a lot of of the area’s park amusements within several minutes’ drive. The guesthouse is approximately thirty minutes from the Liverpool John Lennon Airport.

The apartments of our hotel all have en apartment bathrooms with trouser presses and hair dryers, and all of our rooms have televisions and tea/coffee making amenities. These suites are outfitted in a tranquil modern fashion.

The Crabwall Manor Hotel Chester proposes clients a lot of facilities, including a restaurant which provides conventional English fashion meals throughout the day and which features an open-air eating region facing the terraces. The hotel can propose spare time facilities including a steam apartment, a massage suite, massage showers, and 5 treatment apartments, in addition to a creek, a heated inner pool, and a sauna. Clients able to business out in the gymnasium or take classes in the aerobics studio, as well.

Dining Information

The Conservatory Restaurant is pleasurable and sumptuous with ravishing vistas of the hotel's immaculate grounds. The cuisine is superior and the wine vault brags 600 bins. Offering contemporary English food coupled with an idle ambience, this is simply one of the best restaurants in Chester. The south-facing verandah locality is the ideal place to sit and appreciate an alfresco drink or meal in the Summer.

Exterior

William the Conqueror gave the Crabwall Manor estate to his nephew in 1077 which means the original parts date back to the Domesday period. However in 1600, it got its prime scarlet brick frontage but, like all old buildings it is been modernised, which means some of the structure (including the typical turrets) is 18th century.

Lobby

The reception desk apartments have been richly furnished in a classical style, with dainty fabrics and furnishing. The check-in table though is entirely little but neatly hidden away from the Lounges.

Location Information

Tucked away in ten acres of it is own good lawned and panoramic gardens in the Cheshire village (neighbouring it is sister Best Western Mollington and Spa) the inn is a small over three km from Chester City Centre and the same distant in the opposite direction to the M56 with it is pleasant links to North Wales and Liverpool.