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Ellesmere Port

The Old Hall Hotel is a charming 16th Century hotel offering traditional English warmth and comfort. With original beams, log fires and relaxing sofas the Old Hall Hotel offers you all the qualities of a privately owned country hotel within an urban environment.

It is within easy walking distance of Chester City Centre, the most complete walled city in Britain and all of its historical sights-some dating from Roman times. Chester is famous for its unique, mediaeval two-tier Rows-galleries of superb shops. The city has a great night life with fantastic entertainment venues for live music, comedy and theatre and a delicious choice of restaurants!

Honest quality food is what’s on offer; we’re all about traditional pub grub with a few extra options too. What’s more we have offers throughout the week and a selection of special dishes. Choose from a wide selection of no nonsense food including your favourite pub classics, from Hunter’s Chicken to Hand-Battered Fish and Chips. As well as proper pints of hand crafted ale, deliciously refreshing glasses of wine and huge selection of soft drinks.

If you are in charge of the running of a hotel and need to keep hundreds of paying guests at your hotel satisfied with the service provided on any particular day, then it is vital that your hotel's heating system is of the required standard and in excellent working order.

The home of the Wynne Bankes family for over 200 years, Soughton combines the atmosphere of a cherished family home with the luxury of a boutique country retreat — perfect for social and business events and a perfect setting for exclusive use weddings — our speciality.

Set in an elevated position within the Magazines Conservation Area, the Magazine Hotel boasts a unique viewpoint of the River Mersey and New Brighton promenade, which allows day trippers and walkers to take full advantage of all that the pub has to offer. Set within a quiet residential area, there is a strong community feel which extends into the overall ambience of the pub and allows customers old and new to feel very much at home.

The Hollins Hey comprises of 12 en-suite double rooms, most of which have sea views over Liverpool Bay. This splendid Victorian Villa is full of character, no more so than in our traditional restaurant with its crisp linen. Our time served chefs have prepared an interesting menu to cater for both traditional and the more adventurists tastes.