Queen Hotel

Entertaining guests for over a century, the Queen Hotel has been restored to its former Victorian glory and is located in the heart of the historic city of Chester .

The Queen Hotel first opened in 1860 and has continuously served the city of Chester, welcoming such luminaries as Charles Dickens during its long history. In 2003 the hotel underwent a multi-million pound refurbishment, restoring this excellent four star hotel to its former glory.

Bedrooms enjoy the very best of modern comfort and convenience while being characterised by the elegance of their Victorian heritage. The superbly refurbished Bacchus Restaurant overlooks the newly created Italian Terrace and Roman Garden and offers award winning dining and excellent cuisine. Traditional English afternoon teas are served in the refined Victorian Lounge and the hotel's bar and brasserie offer informal dining and a wide selection of beverages. The Queen Hotel's facilities also include a state of the art gym and fitness centre, substantial free car parking and the porters dressed in Roman Centurion garb add to the character of the place.

The Queen Hotel is situated directly opposite the main railway station, just a minute's walk from the shops among the Rows of Chester, the city walls and attractions of Roman Chester.