Hoole Hall Hotel

Warrington Road, Hoole, Chester, Cheshire, England

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About Hoole Hall Hotel

Hoole Hall is situated 2 miles from Chester city centre and is a great base from which to visit the historic city. Situated in five acres of shady lawns and shrubberies, the hotel was designed in the 18th century. In 1793 the property passed to Thomas Baldwin a distinguished pioneer balloonist, whose exploits are on display in the hotel. A 19th century conservatory now forms part of the Atrium Restaurant. This hotel is a perfect location for all visitors to Chester and the surrounding area.

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