Hotels near Chester Hawarden Airport - CEG, Chester

We booked this property because we had two day trips planned and it was a convenient base. We didn't specifically want to be in Saughall and didn't look around the area. We chose the location as it was close to Chester Zoo. About 10 minutes in the car and it was half an hour from BeWILDerwood.

Garden City is an awful place. Luckily, this hotel isn’t really in Garden City but conveniently placed just off the A55. The nearest village is Hawarden, which is lovely - pubs, farm shop, Gladstone Library. But really this hotel is a base to explore Chester (15 mins drive) or the North Wales coast.

Sally was lovely. She lives right next door and so always there if anything was needed. She was very friendly and keeps the homestay spotless. The villa is very well located: short distance to a large shopping mall where everything you could want to buy is onsite. Chester is a couple of miles away and the countryside around this area of Flintshire is delightful.

Lovely clean spacious rooms, amazing hotel great service from staff, no waiting about, rooms are decorated lovely bed was extremely comfortable as was pillows, sky TV, I would have stayed longer if i could, I would stay again and would definitely recommend

Conveniently placed for Chester and with good access to the Expressway etc., without needing to drive in and out of Chester itself, and fairly close to the southern Park and Ride. Sandycroft itself is a satellite of Chester and a convenient location but not really a destination in its own right.

Ask the reception for a quiet room, mine was overlooking the M56, luckily I had some earplugs with me so that filtered out the noise. Its ok but would rate the hotel as being on the same level as a Premier Inn, it used to be a more higher rating than a Premier Inn but standards are not what they used to be. Food was ok but don't expect 4* restaurant class food. I cannot comment on the other facilities as was only there for one night