The Blossoms Hotel

St John St, Chester, Cheshire, England

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About The Blossoms Hotel

Chester’s oldest hotel recently completed a multimillion pound refurbishment. This stylish city centre hotel features new rooms, as well as a modern design palate with a traditional hint. The hotel is situated in the heart of this historic city and looks forward to welcoming old and new guests alike. Set in the heart of Chester, Blossoms Hotel has much of what makes Chester so charming, quite literally on its doorstep. Also nearby are Chester Zoo, Chester Racecourse and the famous Cheshire Oaks Outlet Village. The distinctive facade of Blossoms Hotel conceals a wealth of creature comforts and delights. Throughout the hotel, which has 67 en suite bedrooms, furnishings and decor create a mood of relaxed elegance. Chosen for its character, charm, historical connections and the individuality of its rooms. Join us as a guest when you are away on business or pleasure and you will soon discover that Blossoms Hotel is the perfect place to be. The hotel operates a no smoking policy, with the exception of the bar area. All rates shown are on a bed and breakfast basis.

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