This stylish city-centre hotel is also Chesters oldest, mixing modern design with a hint ... more
of tradition in the heart of the city.The Macdonald New Blossoms Hotel is in central Chester, very close to Chester Cathedral, the Grosvenor Shopping Centre and Gr...
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BLOSSOMS OPENS 4TH APRIL AFTER A 2 MILLION POUND REFURBISHMENT MACDONALD BLOSSOMS HOTEL IS ... more
A STYLISH HOTEL SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OF CHESTER, A BEAUTIFUL MEDIAEVAL WALLED CITY. THE THE LOCATION IS IDEAL FOR VISITING ALL THE CITY SIGHTS. AT THE END OF ...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
BLOSSOMS OPENS 4TH APRIL AFTER A 2 MILLION POUND REFURBISHMENT MACDONALD BLOSSOMS HOTEL IS ... more
A STYLISH HOTEL SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OF CHESTER, A BEAUTIFUL MEDIAEVAL WALLED CITY. THE THE LOCATION IS IDEAL FOR VISITING ALL THE CITY SIGHTS. AT THE END OF ...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Situated in the very heart of the Medievel walled city of Chester The Blossoms Hotel's ... more
popularity dates back to the last century when visitors demanded elegant spacious accommodation The same features remain today including high ceilings and a sweep...
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Advantages: It's spectacular and surprisingly quiet and the best location in the city Disadvantages: Parking, high prices.
As a student at Oxford University in the late 1980s, the Randolph seemed like the physical embodiment of the class divide that afflicted poor kids like me who came from state schools from the much wealthier students who took the affluence and grandeur of the city's finest hotel entirely in their stride. I'd never been in such a grand hotel and the closest thing to a grand building in my home city was the local branch of Lloyds Bank.
My flat mates' parents would arrive each term and take us out to the Randolph for rather staid Sunday lunches in the spectacular high ceilinged dining room where we'd sit and watch the world cycle by through the tall windows. By contrast my parents would visit bringing a bag full of fish and chips or a Chinese take-away. I can't really say that we enjoyed the Randolph that much more than a take ...
Advantages: Good location, Cheap Prices, Nice Staff Disadvantages: Rather Basic Room and Optional cost for breakfast
I''ve been to York a number of times as it is one of my favourite cities in the UK. The last time i went there,i stayed at the blossomshotel which was in the Clifton Area of York about a ten minute stroll from the City Centre. I booked a double room for two nights which was £45 per room per night which seemed like a bargain as everything else at that time was well over £60 prpn.
The Hotel is approx :
15 minute walk from the train station
10 minute walk from York Minster
8 minute walk from the local tourist information centre
5 minute walk from the nearest newsagent
Checking was at 3pm but i called them up and they allowed us to check in earlier so this was a good start,as some places don't allow you to do this or even charge you £5 extra to do this which seems very unreasonable. Locating the place was easy as it is just ...
Advantages: The room, the price, everything really except the car park Disadvantages: The car park!
Thought I would share my experience staying at this hotel last year.
When I originally booked I just wanted a standard room, unfortunately they were all booked so the person on the phone said I could have a family room, which would be the same price.
The hotel is a bit difficult to find if you are not familiar with Manchester city centre, however the main problem is the car park - TOTAL NIGHTMARE!!
CAR PARK
It's way too small for the number of guests and gets full immediately (first come first served basis). When I arrived around 5pm it was full and I was not the only person disppointed. However the hotel had employed someone to direct you to another carpark, the problem was he was as much use as a chocolate teapot!! He was difficult to understand (I'm not against foreign people working in the UK), but when you've been in a car ...