Cheshire Hotels

Best Western have 8 hotels in Cheshire

Book one of the beautiful hotels in Cheshire and explore a beautiful, rugged landscape, broken up by the occasional hamlet of striking Tudor houses. Nestled between the hills of North Wales and the moors and plains of the Peak District, you are never far away from a wild ramble when you book a Cheshire hotel.

Town and city breaks in Cheshire

Dating back to Roman times, the city of Chester is an exciting place to visit for any enthusiastic historian and has been the centre of numerous exciting happenings over the centuries. The iconic 'magpie' houses are interspersed with the occasional red landmark or ecclesiastical building, showing off the distinctive sandstone the county is rich with. For a light and peaceful day out from your hotel in Cheshire, consider visiting the market town of Nantwich for a traditional English vibe and a really local feel. The town is surely champion of the renowned Cheshire Cheese. Other places to see during your stay in a Cheshire hotel include the charming market county towns of Congleton, Crewe, Runcorn, Northwich and Wilmslow. Macclesfield is also worth a visit; here, you can uncover the region's industrial past with a visit to the highly-popular Silk Museum.

Visiting the Cheshire countryside

Striped with trails and paths, the best way to see the beautiful Cheshire countryside is undoubtedly on foot, so for any keen ramblers, this is a wholly satisfying destination for a different weekend break. The historic county house of Tatton Park has more than 1,000 acres that are rich in plains and woodlands. A truly exciting way to spend a family trip is to book a barge and cruise along the Cheshire ring canal routes. Some of the more popular waterways include Bridgewater Canal, River Bollin, River Croco and the River Dean. A bracing walk alongside a section of any of these will have you embracing the wonderful feeling of community on the water and is a wonderful and relaxing way to spend an afternoon. Popping into some of the riverside pubs and restaurants before heading back to your Best Western hotel in Cheshire will make it all the more intimate as well as a truly exhilarating and memorable experience.

Attractions in Cheshire

Cheshire Oaks, an enormous designer outlet store located by Ellemere Port, is certainly worth a visit by anyone looking for a bargain. Featuring fashion brands from Bench to O'Neill, there is something at Cheshire Oaks for everyone. Central Chester is also a great destination for keen shoppers. There are cafés and coffee houses aplenty, spaced sporadically between the blocks of shops and boutiques to soothe aching feet. This is the place to come if you want to take something different and unique back to your Cheshire hotel. For something a little more exciting than shopping, there is also plenty to choose from. For a historical theme, check out the Dewa Roman Experience which brings the sights, smells and sounds of a Roman settlement to life. The Gauntlet Bird of Prey Nature Reserve, located near Nutsford, will be a delight to animal lovers. It is the largest aviary in the North West, housing more birds than any other, including eagles, vultures, falcons, hawks and owls. If on a family trip, there is plenty for the kids to do too. It may be worth booking a Cheshire hotel near Warrington, where Gulliver's World can be found. Younger children will love the clown school and face painting but there is also plenty to keep the older children and parents happy. Book a Best Western hotel in Cheshire for a magical and memorable UK short break, perfect for the whole family at all times of year.

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