The Chester Grosvenor Hotel & Spa (CHESTER)

 
Eastgate, Chester, CH1 1LT, England
Tel: 01144 (0) 1244 324 024   Fax: 01144 (0) 1244 313 246
Email: hotel@chestergrosvenor.com   Website: www.chestergrosvenor.com
Represented on the East Coast by Highgrove Associates
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     Built in 1865, The Chester Grosvenor and Spa is one of only a handful of city-center 5 AA Red- Star hotels outside London. A world-class standard of service, comfort and luxury attracts business people and tourists alike. The rooms are individually designed and beautifully furnished. There are two restaurants: the Arkle, which has retained a Michelin star for the eighteenth consecutive year, and the award-winning La Brasserie, which serves lighter fare. The Grosvenor Spa is an exquisite haven for massage and relaxation treatments and offers a luxurious thermal suite in which to unwind. The hotel is situated in the very heart of the medieval city of Chester and is within walking distance of many of Chester’s renowned attractions. Voted “large hotel of the year” in the Enjoy England Awards for Excellence 2007.
 

'CHESHIRE STYLE PACKAGE'
MINIMUM TWO NIGHT STAY
(Valid to 23rd Dec. '09)

DELUXE ROOM                £275 PER PERSON           

Rates are per person per minimum two night stay inclusive of continental breakfast, 3 course meal from the 2009 Season Menu in the hotel’s Michelin starred restaurant 'Simon Radley at The Chester Grosvenor' on one evening of the stay and VAT.  Guests can follow the many walking trails that lead through some of the most beautiful streets of historic Chester and a driving trail that will take them through some of Cheshire’s most stunning countryside and rural villages.  Guests can also avail themselves of the exclusive discounts at some of Chester's top stores that the hotel has arranged.  Offer is subject to availability.  Upgrades are available.

HOTEL IS CLOSED FOR CHRISTMAS  24th – 27th DECEMBER 2009

NEW YEAR'S EVE  2009
Dec. 31st - Westminster Suite Champagne and canapé reception followed by a gala six-course dinner with fine and rare wines chosen by the sommelier to compliment the menu.  Dancing and New Year’s Eve novelties.
(Gentlemen are required to wear Black Tie.) 

Dine in The Westminster Suite and stay overnight
in a Classic room with full Continental breakfast, meals, entertainment as described, parking and VAT for £275 per person.
Suite accommodation from £375 per person.

Or

Dec. 31st - Champagne and canapé reception and dine in the gourmet restaurant 'Simon Radley' and enjoy a six-course dinner with wines chosen by the sommelier.  Dancing and New Year’s Eve novelties. 
(Gentleman are required to wear Black Tie.)

Dine in Simon Radley Restaurant and stay overnight in a Deluxe room with full English breakfast, meals, entertainment as described, parking and VAT for £399 per person. 
Suite accommodation packages from £475 per person.

 

 

CATEGORY

 RATES
DELUXE KING/TWIN £245 
EXECUTIVE KING £295
SUPERIOR KING EXECUTIVE £325
JUNIOR KING/TWIN SUITE £395
DELUXE KING SUITE £555
MASTER KING SUITE £655
PRESIDENTIAL KING SUITE  £855

Rates are per room per night inclusive of continental breakfast & VAT. Other room categories apply.  Subject to availability


66 rooms and 14 suites
fully air-conditioned
24-hour room service
concierge
Michelin-star restaurant

MANAGING DIRECTOR
Jonathan W. Slater FHCIMA MI

NEAREST AIRPORT
Manchester

NEAREST RAIL STATION
Chester/Crewe


 

BEAUMARIS CASTLE: The last and largest of Edward I's castles, Beaumaris is the most perfect example of a concentrically planned castle in Britain.

BODNANT GARDEN: One of the finest gardens in the country, Bodnant is famous for its collection of rhododendrons, camellias, magnolias and conifers.

CAERNARVON CASTLE: This great medieval fortress, built by Edward I, was intended as a royal residence and as the seat of government of Wales. It was the setting for the investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales in 1969.

CHESTER: The ancient Roman city of Chester has a magnificent cathedral and interesting medieval shopping streets covered over and known as Rows—the medieval version of the shopping mall!
 

London - 4.5 hours (driving) & 2.5 hours (train)
Burford House - 3 hours
Hambleton Hall - 3 hours
Holbeck Ghyll - 2.5 hours
Le Manoir - 3 hours
Lucknam Park - 4.5 hours
Newick Park - 6 hours
 
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