The Hotel Indigo, Chester, review
This boutique hotel has a retro interior with a few modern twists that add a wow factor.
From the lavish bedrooms to a restaurant that will have meat-lovers drooling, read on to find out more about the Hotel Indigo Chester
Where is Hotel Indigo Chester?
in the Roman city of Chester in the northwest of England, is close to all the action.
It's close to all the restaurants and shops and less than ten minutes' walking distance from Chester train station.
My only criticism is that there’s no parking on site and although the hotel provides discounts for spaces nearby, these were sometimes hard to find.
What is Hotel Indigo Chester like?
Modern but with some traditional elements that reflect the surrounding neighbourhood's captivating history.
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Staff here go above and beyond and the excellent service – and little extras, like the amazing aroma wafting through the lobby – made our stay a special experience.
What is there to do at Hotel Indigo Chester?
History enthusiasts can step back into a bygone era as they wander around the Tudor-style buildings.
Or if you’re big into nature, walk along by the idyllic River Dee.
You're also about a 30-minute drive from the lively streets of Liverpool, renowned for having some of the best nightlife in the UK.
It’s not cheap – a steak alone, without any sides, is £30 – so if you’re after a more affordable option there are plenty of restaurants on Chester’s high street, a couple of minutes walk away.
What are the rooms like at Hotel Indigo Chester?
The rooms offer a perfect retreat for couples wanting to unwind.
We spent two nights in a lavish King Deluxe Suite with a balcony that has brilliant views across Chester, and a separate dressing area.
Due to its central location, we could hear some light traffic noise but this never disturbed our slumber.
How much is Hotel Indigo Chester?
One night room-only in a standard room costs from £109 midweek and £160 at the weekend. See .
Is Hotel Indigo Chester family-friendly?
There are twin rooms that would work for little ones, but this hotel is probably better suited to couples.
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Is there access for guests with disabilities?
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Some rooms are fully accessible and there is disabled or accessible parking onsite.
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