4* Chester Stay - Breakfast, 2-Course Dinner & Prosecco For 2

We have to get it off our Chest(er), you won't come across a more stunning staycation than today's mini break...

We’re offering you an overnight Chester stay for two people with breakfast, two-course dinner, one bottle of Prosecco to share and 1pm late check out from £144, or a two-night stay from just £243, saving you up to 37% off The Queen at Chester's prices.

4* The Queen at Chester

Keen to escape reality for a little while and unwind in a brand new town? Your wish is our command! We'll be treating you to a one or two-night stay at the 4* The Queen at Chester. Receiving a plethora of awards over the years, this fabulous hotel sits in the heart of the town centre and has roots dating way back to the year 1860. Since it's opening, the Italianate building has hosted a range of notable guests including Charles Dickens, Cecil Rhodes and Lillie Langtry, to name but a few. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted in style with one refreshingly crisp bottle of Prosecco to share and cheers to, before being shown to your standard or Superior guest room should you wish to upgrade, offering Wi-Fi access, room service, housekeeping and a whole lot more. You'll have the day to spend at your leisure, before returning back in the evening to tuck into a hearty two-course dinner in the restaurant on your first evening. Wake to a fresh full English breakfast in the morning, before checking out on your final day at the late and leisurely time of 1pm, perfect!

Chester, Cheshire

Comfortably nestled within the northwest of England and having been founded as a Roman fortress in the 1st century A.D, you'll find a perfect combination of old and new attractions to browse during your mini break in charming Chester. You might be interested in a day trip to Chester Zoo (one of the town's most popular attractions) where you'll learn all about animal conservation, alongside meeting and greeting a variety of wildlife including lions, tigers, penguins and more! Get a glimpse of the ever-so-grand Chester Cathedral from 1541 before enjoying a quick cuppa at the refectory cafe. Take a stroll along the walkway with a Roman and Medieval defence at the Chester City Walls, or learn as much as you can at the Grade II listed The Grosvenor Museum - there's something for everyone!