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Idyllic Chester Studio on River Dee - “River View”
Just over a mile from vibrant Chester City Centre, this stylish studio with dedicated parking has fabulous views across the river. An “All Year” destination. The well appointed studio has fast WiFi and bi-fold doors, looking out to the private terrace area, BBQ & fire pit. Watch the boats go by and the beautiful sunsets. Convenient for visiting Roman walls, amphitheatre, shops, restaurants, boat trips, world famous Zoo, Cathedral, Racecourse, Liverpool, Wales River canoes/SUPs and bikes welcome

Characterful City Centre Cottage, Garden & Parking
King Street is a charming cobbled street nestled in the heart of the city centre. Situated within the beautiful City Walls, guests will be able to access all that Chester has to offer including shops, restaurants, historic architecture and so much more. 29 King Street is a former Blacksmiths Cottage dating from 1773 so the property is full of character with a fascinating history. A peaceful retreat and a superb base for exploring our wonderful city, we hope everyone will enjoy their time here.

Garden Flat - 5 Mins to the Zoo or Cheshire Oaks
Welcome to our newly refurbished, self-contained one bedroom apartment. It's ideally situated between Chester Zoo (10-15 mins walk) and Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet Village (less than 5 mins drive) and also about 10-15 minute drive to Chester. It has a spacious, open-plan kitchen, lounge and dining room with a separate bedroom (with king sized bed) and large walk-in wardrobe/dressing table. It also has it's own bathroom with double shower enclosure, toilet and sink. Parking spaces for 2 cars.

Canalside city centre apartment with amazing views
A bright and modern canalside apartment located in central Chester, with stunning views of the Welsh mountains from kitchen, living room and bedroom balconies. Our lovely flat is just ten minutes' walk from excellent shopping and dining in the city centre and the famous Chester Roodee racecourse. Renowned pub and music venue Telford's Warehouse is also just a minute away. Staying in? Enjoy a movie on our 70" 4K TV and superfast fibre internet. King size bed En-suite Separate bath Parking

Town House, FREE Parking, Gardens, Summer House.
Enjoy a newly refurbished property, only ten minutes walk to Chester’s historic Roman walls. Ideally for two adults, with a private garden and large summer house . The bedroom is large with two wardrobes and sofa, the bed is king size and fitted with Panda bedding to aid a good nights sleep. The kitchen has a fridge/freezer along with dishwasher, coffee machine, oven and gas cooker. You’re guaranteed a good nights sleep with a private living space, garden and safe parking on the property.

34 Cuppin St Luxury Chester City Centre apartment
Modern luxury apartment set within the heart of Chester City Centre walls. Set within a quiet cobbled street, the apartments central location provides access to all Chester has to offer all within a short walking distance away. The apartment has one very comfortable double king size bed, a modern bathroom with shower, WC and basin and a kitchen with hob, microwave, oven, dishwasher, fridge and all crockery and utensils for your use. Smart TVs are installed to the living area and bedroom.

Amazing city cottage close to the river .
Dukes Cottage is a beautiful and newly refurbished cottage located in Handbridge only a 5 minute walk to the Chester City Centre, the city walls and the River Dee. The house has been completely renovated and completed in July 2021 to a very high standard with a beautiful bathroom including a roll top bath and shower and modern kitchen with all appliances. Built over 100 years ago and located within just five minutes of the river and city centre, the property enjoys an amazing location.

Longhorn Lodge
PLEASE READ the full description for all information including sleeping arrangements and access to the Airbnb. Thanks! :) Located in the quiet suburbs, 30 minutes walk or 10 minute taxi ride from Chester town centre, 5 minutes from Chester zoo, this self-build is a culmination of 3 years worth of experience from building campervans. Inside you'll find a lot of nifty space saving ideas inspired by vanlife alongside all the modern comforts you need for a relaxing trip away from home!

The Courtyard Apartment with Private Hot Tub
A beautifully renovated courtyard apartment with private hot tub and the benefit of free off-road parking. The Courtyard Apartment is close to the city centre and full of character and charm, with a private entrance hall, en-suite and well-equipped kitchen area. The highlight is the private courtyard with hot tub, electric awning and both outdoor and covered seating areas, a rare find so close to the city centre and the perfect place to relax after a busy day exploring Chester.

Garden studio in Chester
Modern, self-contained garden room with everything you’ll need for an enjoyable stay in our lovely city! THE SPACE Light and sunny room with a comfortable double bed. There’s a wall-mounted TV with sound bar and plenty of storage. There’s also a small breakfast bar with stools, a well equipped kitchen area and a shower room. The property is 15 mins walk from the centre of historic Chester and 5 mins from a supermarket/pharmacy and Bache station (on Chester-Liverpool line)

Penthouse with stunning views/Parking/Private chef
A perfectly located Penthouse apartment You will fall in love with the Penthouse, it's a gem, here's why: * Penthouse apartment with panoramic views of Chester Racecourse/Welsh hills * Central location within walking distance of everything * Secure, gated parking * Large, bright living room with projector screen - perfect for a movie night in * king size bedrooms, super comfy beds (both with its own bathroom) * Free standing bathtub with views on to Chester Racecourse

Character cottage within city walls
Roman Walls cottage is a unique one-bedroom cottage dating back to the 1800's. Located within the historic Roman walls on one of the most notable streets in Chester. The cottage is within walking distance to shops, restaurants/bars as well as to the Story House, Chester market, race course, river and cathedral. The cottage is full of character including low beamed ceilings, narrow spiral staircase and inglenook fireplace offering the perfect stay for two people.
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When is the best time to visit Chester?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Chester?
Chester has historic neighborhoods near the city walls, the River Dee, and Cathedral Quarter, each known for unique architecture and local shops. Garden suburbs just outside the city center also provide relaxed settings with tree-lined streets.
What are the best things to do in Chester with kids?
Families frequently explore Chester Zoo, stroll along the city walls, or wander Grosvenor Park, known for playgrounds and miniature train rides. Interactive museums and boat rides on the River Dee create memorable experiences for all ages.
What are some of the best things to do in Chester?
Explore the Rows for historic shopping, walk the Roman city walls, and discover Chester Cathedral’s intricate architecture. Many visitors also join tours at Chester Roman Amphitheatre or take leisurely boat trips on the River Dee.
How is the weather in Chester?
Chester has cool winters around 35–47°F (2–8°C) and mild summers near 54–70°F (12–21°C), with rain common year-round. Packing layers and a light, waterproof jacket is often suggested for comfort.
What are the best places to visit in Chester?
The Rows, Chester Cathedral, the city walls, and the Roman Amphitheatre are often recommended for their deep history and distinct architecture. Riverside walks along the River Dee and green spaces like Grosvenor Park are also popular.
What are some hiking trails in Chester?
Chester has riverfront paths along the River Dee, footpaths through Grosvenor Park, and woodland routes just outside the city. Those interested in local scenery can try trails around the Meadows or the city’s greenbelt.
What are some family activities we can do in Chester?
Families often explore Chester Zoo, discover the city’s Roman heritage on walking tours, or enjoy interactive exhibits in local museums. Parks like Grosvenor Park and boat rides on the River Dee are also frequently suggested.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Chester?
Explore traditional market towns, historic castles, or nature reserves around the Cheshire countryside. North Wales has scenic landscapes, and Liverpool draws those looking for maritime history and vibrant arts scenes.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Chester?
Many accommodations in Chester welcome pets, especially around the city center, Garden Quarter, and suburban parks. Riverside areas and green spaces provide relaxing walks for travelers with dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Chester?
Comfortable shoes help when exploring Chester’s cobbled streets and walking the city walls. Many visitors use local markets for regional specialties and enjoy riverfront paths during mild weather.
What is Chester known for?
Chester is known for its Roman ruins, black-and-white timbered Rows, and well-preserved city walls. The city also has a vibrant cultural scene, historic racing, and scenic riverside walks.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Chester?
Seek out the city’s secret gardens, quiet corners along the Walls, and independent galleries housed in historic buildings. The Water Tower Gardens and Roman Gardens are often quietly appreciated.
What are the best foods to try in Chester?
Cheshire cheese is a local favorite, featured in pies and sandwiches. Visitors often sample traditional roasted meats, savory puddings, and afternoon tea with regional cakes in local tearooms.
What should I bring for a trip to Chester?
Bring layers for fluctuating temperatures, a waterproof jacket for rain, and comfortable shoes for exploring historic streets. An umbrella and a small daypack come in handy for city walks and park visits.
What is the nightlife in Chester like?
Chester has cozy pubs, live music venues, and cocktail bars, especially around the city center and waterfront. Nighttime walks along the Rows and the River Dee often draw both visitors and locals.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Chester?
Chester draws crowds for its festive Christmas markets, summer music and arts festivals, and frequent horse racing events at Chester Racecourse. Parades and living history experiences often bring the city streets to life.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Chester?
Chester has a range of family friendly vacation rentals, with options often around the city center, Garden Quarter, and near local parks. Many properties provide amenities like extra beds or outdoor spaces for children to enjoy.
When is the best time to visit Chester?
Late spring through early autumn is frequently suggested for milder temperatures, lush parks, and open-air festivals. Visitors often enjoy Chester’s historic sites and outdoor spaces during these months.
All about Chester
Few cities can rival Chester when it comes to history, especially of the Roman variety. Britain’s most complete Roman city walls remain so well preserved that you can orient yourself by walking a two-mile route along their tops. Although the city has spread far beyond the millennia-old fortifications, and the area beside the River Dee is gorgeous too, it’s in the walled historic centre you are likely to spend most of your time. Here you’ll find heritage sites, medieval half-timbered buildings, and ancient inns intermingling with cool shops and streetwise cafes. Don’t miss the open-air Roman amphitheatre, Britain’s largest, where picnickers have replaced gladiators; the 1,000-year old Chester Cathedral; and Chester Castle, founded by William the Conqueror in 1070. Unique to the city are the Rows, a series of covered stone galleries on four streets, thought to date to the 13th century and now housing independent stores, coffee shops, and delis. It all adds up to a city that’s made for wandering.
What are the top things to do in Chester?
River Dee
For all your sunny afternoon needs, head to the banks of the River Dee where the Groves, a paved promenade, leads to pubs with floating beer gardens and restaurants. You can hire kayaks and rowing boats here to paddle under the impressive suspension bridge. Grosvenor Park is another riverside draw: there’s a large park with ornamental gardens perfect for picnics, and an adventure playground to please the kids.
Behind the scenes at Chester Cathedral
The extravagantly decorative cathedral offers behind-the-scenes tours where you’ll get to enter the Victorian bell tower, examine the stained-glass windows up close, and climb 216 steps up the tower for amazing views of the city, across five counties, and even to Wales. Be sure to visit the cathedral cafe, in the grand 13th-century monks’ dining hall.
Hoole
More independent shops and some well-reviewed restaurants can be discovered in the up-and-coming suburb of Hoole in the east of the city — dubbed “the Notting Hill of Chester” or “Notting Hoole” after the smart London neighbourhood, on account of its villagey feel.
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Chester stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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