2/5 John P. 1 year ago on Google
Poor
to
distinctively
average,
at
best.
The
only
thing
this
hotel
has
going
for
it
is
its
location,
which
is
literally
a
couple
of
minutes
walk
from
the
historic
centre
of
Chester.
The
reception
area
is
quite
impressive
but
that's
where
the
positives
end.
1.
Parking
-
for
a
hotel
with
probably
in
the
region
of
450
rooms,
the
car
park
has
about
30
spaces.
After
getting
a
Ford
Ranger
up
there,
we
realised
it
was
full
(no
signs
to
say
so
at
street
level),
so
had
to
perform
a
15
point
turn
to
get
back
out.
On
calling
reception
to
ask
"what
now",
they
basically
said
'tough'
and
to
try
one
of
the
next
nearest
car
parks
-
which
were
all
equally
carnage
AND
expensive.
If
you
have
a
lot
of
baggage
you
need
to
dump
it
at
the
doors
first
before
you
go
exploring
for
a
car
park.
2.
Club/Lounge
Access
-
our
room
was
booked
for
us
as
a
gift,
but
apparently
we
had
access
to
the
lounge.
We
weren't
told
about
this
at
check
in
(what
it
included)
and
only
stumbled
across
it
the
night
before
we
checked
out.
We
stood
trying
our
key
at
the
lounge
for
a
few
minutes
before
giving
up,
so
a
complete
waste
of
money.
3.
Bathroom
-
Shower
Gel
bottle
was
empty
in
our
shower
throughout
our
stay.
The
bottom
of
the
bath
was
grubby,
with
a
brown
tinge.
Bulbs
flickered
in
both
the
bathroom
and
bedroom.
The
shower
was
useless.
You'd
have
been
better
stabbing
a
hole
in
the
bottom
of
a
bucket.
Dirty
grout
between
bathroom
tiles.
4.
Room
-
Dated,
tired
and
cold
(despite
having
the
air
con
on
'heat').
Mouldy
windows
with
condensation.
What
looked
to
be
blood
splatter
on
the
wall
above
the
TV
(really
nice).
Only
1
or
2
plugs
at
table
height,
the
rest
on
the
skirting
board.
5.
Not
asked
once
on
check
out
if
we'd
enjoyed
our
stay
-
I
thought
that
was
a
fairly
basic
thing.
If
I
was
visiting
Chester
again
I
would
110%
choose
a
Premier
Inn
or
Travel
Lodge
over
this
place.
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