The Chester Grosvenor And Spa

Eastgate Street, Eastgate, Chester, Cheshire, England

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About The Chester Grosvenor And Spa

Situated in the heart of historic Chester, this is the only 5 red star hotel in the north-west of England. The hotel is owned and named after the family of the Duke of Westminster. 80 individually designed bedrooms including a number of exquisite suites all of which combine comfort with elegance. The 'Arkle' restaurant has retained a Michelin star for the 17th consecutive year and offers contemporary dining in an atmosphere of supreme elegance. La Brasserie offers more casual dining. At the heart of the hotel is the Spa and Fitness Centre. The Grosvenor Spa is a haven of tranquility and offers holistic body and soul rituals. There is also a Thermal Suite comprising herb sauna, crystal steam room and salt grotto. Listed in Conde Nast Traveler Gold List - 2006 Winner of Hotel of the Year - Independent Category- Catey Awards 2006 Winner of Large Hotel of the Year - North West Tourism Awards 2006 Special Offer - 1st May - 31st August

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