Need Triple Room Chester For 3 Ladies: 3 x Single Beds

stressedoutmum

Myself and 2 friends are going to Chester Sat 31st July for one evening. Would like nice hotel with breakfast. Spending max £40 per person. We would all prefer to be in one room to keep costs down as much as possible. However can't find a hotel with 3 single beds. Most rooms are double, twin or double with and one single bed. Can anyone recommend anywhere for us. Also any ideas what to do whilst we are there. We are all really excited and looking forward to some me-time.

sheilavw

Hi a few years ago I went on a hen party and we stayed at the Mill, very central, they had triple rooms. We stayed 2 nights, the first night we went out for a drink/chinese meal. During the saturday we shopped! Some went on a boat tour, the 2nd evening we went on the boat that the Mill run where you have dinner on board as it sails on the canal. Not sure how much rooms are

coxy07

We have booked Travelodge rooms in the past for 3 ladies. You need to book a family room then use the double bed and the 2 single bed settee/pullout beds. Good if on a tight budget. I can recommend the Chester Central one.

Alias_Omega

stressedoutmum wrote: »

Myself and 2 friends are going to Chester Sat 31st July for one evening. Would like nice hotel with breakfast. Spending max £40 per person. We would all prefer to be in one room to keep costs down as much as possible. However can't find a hotel with 3 single beds. Most rooms are double, twin or double with and one single bed. Can anyone recommend anywhere for us. Also any ideas what to do whilst we are there. We are all really excited and looking forward to some me-time.

Sunday 1st Aug is race day, so you might find hotels a little difficult.

Luckily enough, im from Chester.

I would recommend any of the hotels on Hoole Road & City Road.


One that always makes me laugh when i drive past is called BaBa. I remember when i was a young lad, i met some drunken ladies who all night were going on about "Baa Baa" and i thought they were talking mad. They infact were staying here..

http://www.visitchester.com/site/where-to-stay/ba-ba-guest-house-p21

stressedoutmum

Just had look at travelodge. Only got double room avail for that evening. Will try mill

Edit: Just tried the Mill - 2 night min stay. We can only stay for one night. thanks

Alias_Omega

coxy07 wrote: »

We have booked Travelodge rooms in the past for 3 ladies. You need to book a family room then use the double bed and the 2 single bed settee/pullout beds. Good if on a tight budget. I can recommend the Chester Central one.

Chester Central is opposite the amputhetre (cant spell it), and next too a nice bar. Across the road is a pub called off the wall, and down the slope is the river dee front.

Turn right out of the hotel, and your 2 mins into the town centre.

Parking can be difficult, but i can give you a few places you can park a short walk away for free.

Alias_Omega

Ba Ba - £30 per person with 4 people sharing.. aka £120 per room.

http://www.babaguesthouse.co.uk/

Sillystudent

No idea re hotels sorry

Things to do?

Take a walk round the city walls passing the racecourse and alongside the river.
Visit Chester Zoo!
Shopping (of course) visiting the famous 'rows' of chester.
Visit the cathedral and bell tower
Maybe take a picnic in grosvenor park or take a trip down to the river where you can hire a pedal boat (if you're brave enough!).
If you're looking to take a night out too there is a relatively new club 'Cruise' & a few nice bars in that area too. :beer:

stressedoutmum

Alias_Omega:

Still trudging through the internet. Can get accommodation and Bull and Stirrup Hotel. Do you know if this is any good. Sorry don't know how to quote your post.

forumfan_2

There's Oaklands through Laterooms - no idea what it's like but there are three single beds and it includes breakfast for £106.35... hope this link works

http://www.laterooms.com/en/p2307/hotel-reservations/90794_oaklands-chester.aspx

Alias_Omega

stressedoutmum wrote: »

Alias_Omega:

Still trudging through the internet. Can get accommodation and Bull and Stirrup Hotel. Do you know if this is any good. Sorry don't know how to quote your post.

Bull & Stirrup is at the end of northgage street, just outside the city walls. Should have parking in the car park to the rear. Unsure what this is like these days, im sure it had a lap dancing bar upstairs when i was younger, but thats all changed.

Right on the door step to town, and should be quiet apart from the pizza shop/indian across the road with late night customers. No taxi ranks .

I would go with this, as you can walk 2 mins and be right in the middle of the bars.

Alias