Cosy hotels full of history in Chester
Buildings with a past: period features, heritage settings and old-world character. We've scored 5 cosy hotels full of history in Chester; Lumley Castle leads at 6.7/10. Ranked by cosy score.
- Chester-le-Street, UK
Guests return time and again to sleep in four-poster beds, climb spiral staircases to upper-floor rooms, and dine overlooking the park and County cricket ground, all within the ancient stone walls of a real working castle.
- Colchester, UK
Tucked behind a narrow coaching arch on ancient North Hill, this intimate boutique hotel charms with period décor that suits its 150-year-old surroundings, breathtaking rooms, a warm and personal welcome from a small, devoted team, and a high-quality continental breakfast, though a handful of guests have found the rooms and pricing a touch inconsistent.
- Manchester, United Kingdom
Hosted by the warm and attentive Michael, Pymgate Lodge charms with spotlessly kept, thoughtfully appointed rooms, a quietly peaceful atmosphere, and a delightful little courtyard with a distinctly European feel, all wrapped in a traditional, rustic character that leaves guests sleeping soundly and eager to return.
- Chester, UK
Tucked into Chester's historic heart opposite the cathedral in a striking black-and-white building, this inn wins consistent praise for its attentive, warm-hearted staff, spacious and well-presented rooms, and breakfasts guests describe as beautiful, all wrapped in a cracking atmosphere that makes it a thoroughly rewarding base for exploring the city.
- Manchester, United Kingdom
A converted Victorian townhouse with small but comfortable, well-decorated rooms and attentive staff creates a modest, characterful stay rather than a corporate one, though the lack of mention of distinctive warmth, lighting, or intimate common spaces keeps it from feeling particularly intimate.
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