Travelodge Chester Central Bridge Street

A bar on Lower Bridge Street, Chester.

A classic panelled Georgian drawing room with a magnificent bat - complete with a fabulous fireplace, inviting lounge furnishings and topped off by woodland frescos. The Lounge Bar is the perfect place to enjoy cocktails, champagnes chilled to perfection, fine wines selected with you in mind and spirits and beers from around the world. Open 7 days a week. Just pop in, there's no need to book.

Belgian beer in Chester, British craft ale, German lager

Bright, modern restaurant with pale wood decor serving steak, rotisserie meat and seafood dishes.

Welcome to Piccolino, where you can indulge in curated menus of the finest Italian dishes crafted from expertly sourced ingredients & perfectly paired wine. Piccolino is a proud fixture of the Chester dining scene. Located on Pepper Street, Piccolino boasts an open kitchen, cocktail bar, and wine boutique. It’s also home to Chester’s very first Prosecco bar and alfresco terrace.

Specific site for our Terrace Bar area. As one of the largest outside area that can be covered and fully heated with its own bar, its one of the best places to visit in Chester on a hot sunny day or a wet day. Wheelchair access to inside downstairs bar only.

Côte Brasserie in Chester offers an exceptional French dining experience in the heart of this historic city, conveniently located within the Grosvenor Shopping Centre. Located just a short walk from some of the city’s most famous landmarks, including Chester Cathedral, Chester City Walls, the Roman Amphitheatre, Eastgate Clock, and the Grosvenor Museum. It’s also less than a ten-minute walk from Chester Racecourse, making it a perfect spot for a meal before or after the races. The restaurant boasts a spacious private and group dining area that can accommodate up to 100 people, making it an ideal venue for large gatherings, celebrations, or corporate events.

Refined hotel in a townhouse with an annexe offering genteel rooms & an apartment, plus a cosy bar.