Historic Hotels in Cheshire
Places to stay in Cheshire connected to famous figures from history.
Crewe Hall. Crewe.
Any building with a Grade I listed status is a very special place indeed. And so it is with Crewe Hall Hotel; a place whose history takes in an episode from the English Civil War as well as royal patronage.
Any building with a Grade I listed status is a very special place indeed. And so it is with Crewe Hall Hotel; a place whose history takes in an episode from the English Civil War as well as royal patronage.
The Chester Grosvenor. Chester.
Undoubtedly one of the most famous hotels in England, The Grosvenor has reputedly welcomed a great number of notable figures to the exceptional city of Chester in its time.
Undoubtedly one of the most famous hotels in England, The Grosvenor has reputedly welcomed a great number of notable figures to the exceptional city of Chester in its time.
The Queen Hotel. Chester.
A grand Victorian building, The Queen Hotel has welcomed a fair few famous guests in its time, not least Charles Dickens who rested here while on a reading tour of the country.
A grand Victorian building, The Queen Hotel has welcomed a fair few famous guests in its time, not least Charles Dickens who rested here while on a reading tour of the country.
The Crown. Nantwich.
Dating from the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, The Crown Hotel in Nantwich isn't just one of the most important timber framed buildings in Cheshire; it really is a genuine national treasure.
Dating from the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, The Crown Hotel in Nantwich isn't just one of the most important timber framed buildings in Cheshire; it really is a genuine national treasure.
The Heathercliffe Hotel. Frodsham.
By no means the oldest hotel - and not even the most ancient in the little market town of Frodsham - this Victorian house can claim to have been owned by a very wealthy man indeed.
By no means the oldest hotel - and not even the most ancient in the little market town of Frodsham - this Victorian house can claim to have been owned by a very wealthy man indeed.
How you can help: if you are aware of a historic hotel in Chester or Cheshire that you believe ought to be included on the site, please contact us via email ([email protected]) in the first instance. Please note that these should have connections to famous people and events from the past.