Khách sạn gần Công viên Dulverton Avenue tại Chester

"Oustanding breakfast and staff. Room was spotless but small and dark."

"Stayed two nights - good size room, clean and comfortable. Good breakfast, friendly hosts, good location with pubs and places to eat a few minutes walk away. Easy to get into Chester from here. Excellent."

"Lovely hotel in a walking distance from the town centre, highly recommend. Comfy beds, quiet area, lovely brekafast. The only thing I wasn't happy about it the fact that you can't open window at night and you have to sleep under AC."

"Very good"

"Really nice hotel! Feels more like a proper Hilton than a Garden Inn."

"Great old hotel, sadly now deteriorating. Staff in restaurants very surly and rude. Reception staff very helpful and manager doing a good job."

"Excellent location and friendly staff! There was a lovely lady called jules on the reception who was very helpful throughout my stay. Only bad thing is that the windows in the room don’t open so air can feel quite foisty but the aircon was good"

"Room was clean and well presented bed was very comfortable, at the time of our stay the restaurant was not available which was not a problem. "

"Perfect stay for our wkd in Chester. Beautiful view of the river from our room. From the staff to the room and our lovely breakfast I would definitely return."

"Perfectly good accommodation and a lovely breakfast for an extra tenner each. Street noise and a loud snorer were the biggest bummer. Good value. "

"The staff were all lovely, very friendly. Simon, Freya and all the people we met were great. The room was very comfortable a great shower and plenty of storage space. Breakfast was superb and cooked to orderr"

"Great location by the train station and close to the city centre. Staff were professional and friendly. Many unique features to the hotel like the centre garden, old hotel and the royalty themed King wing. Some of the areas are dated and starting to wear. Colours a bit loud, but a good value and location."

"The room was spacious, large beds, ensuites and a lovely big living space. The lighting was a bit dim, more lamps would be good. Small things didnt work well, ie, no bedside lights, front door wouldnt lock (except for the yale), a bulb was out, we scouldnt get the phone to reception to work and wifi didnt work either. Some of the blinds need fixing too. However, lovely linen, comfy beds, great location and quiet. "

"Very friendly staff and very helpful. The rooms were lovely and clean, well-maintained and plenty of tea/coffee in the rooms! The food in the bar/restaurant was very good with plenty of choice. Breakfast was fine - could have done with more choice of pastries, vut the bacon roll was delicious!!"

"Great"

"Nice hotel within walking distance of the train station and town centre. Large room..which would benefit from a set of drawers though! Shower pressure wasn't great but overall we enjoyed our stay. Breakfast was nice but no pastries etc...if you didn't want a cooked one there wasn't much else. Good value...quiet location....we were glad not to be in the city centre on a Saturday night! Pool was lovely after a day of shopping."

"Beautiful place. The room was spacious and the bathroom updated. The building and the pub downstairs is very nice. Location is perfect to see everything Chester has to offer."

"Loved our stay at Brookside. We know where we'll be next trip to Chester!! Lovely family run hotel. Owner and staff go above and beyond to ensure a lovely experience for guests. Rooms comfy and cosy. Easy walking distance to city centre."

"We loved the rooms and the hotel. It is in a great location and there is good underground parking albeit £20 pn. Some of the rooms and areas are starting to look a little bit tatty in places. The chair I sat on in the dining area was quite disgusting. It was covered in stains. I would not bother with the breakfast. It is really terrible. We had the continental offering.Porridge tasted like the milk had gone off and took about 30 minutes from order to serving.My husband ordered toast and it was...