Historic Hotels in Cheshire
Places to stay in Cheshire connected to famous figures from history.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.