The Stafford Hotel Chester

General Information

Customers of Stafford Hotel Chester will be situated in the midst of the Chester district, surrounding to the train station and a lot of of the area’s park amusements, including boutiques, restaurants, and amusement venues. The guesthouse is surrounding to plenty of of the natural sights of the North Wales and Cheshire region. Our hotel is within short distance of a lot of of the Chester area’s park amusements, and visitors able to also receive around city on the city’s social conveyance system. The guesthouse is also easily reachible by auto, and customers able to garden on place at the inn.

The suites of Stafford Hotel Chester are easy and present-day, and they propose facilities like en apartment bathrooms with tubs, showers, and hair dryers. All of the hotel’s rooms provide televisions and tea/coffee making service.

This hotel provides customers a lot of up-to-date amenities in a family-managed ambience. The hotel proposes service like an on-site brasserie where clients able to enjoy drinks throughout the evening. Visitors able to also enjoy a business area where they able to visit on upper of their business.

Transportation

From Chester railway station The Stafford Hotel is on the major highway leading from the train station to the downtown, at the foot of the indoor ring highway. When strolling from Chester railway station proceed via the station exit. Town highway is direct ahead. Continue on foot for approx 300 m and the guesthouse is on the right. From highways M56 and M53Leave the highway following the signs to Chester and continue down Hoole Road (A56) till you have gone over the railroad bridge. At the traffic lights, take the left lane and turn sharp left towards the station. Turn directly at the train station and the Stafford Hotel is 300 meters on the right. Approaching Chester on the A51A41Proceed towards the downtown till you meet the indoor ring highway at a broad roundabout (traffic lights and buildings in the middle). Take the last exit towards the train station into City Road and the inn is on the left over the canal bridge. From North Wales on the A55Leave the A55 at it is fusion with the A483 and turn left following signs to Chester. Continue till you have crossed the River Dee. Proceed direct on at the roundabout onto the indoor ring highway (through 2 sets of traffic lights) circling the town in an anti-clockwise direction. After about half a mile, you'll be guided into a one-way system, which will take you to a broad roundabout. Take the 2nd exit towards the train station, into City Road,