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Macdonald Craxton Wood Hotel From 75 GBP see on the map
	Not far from the big commercial centres of Liverpool and Manchester, and at the same time close to the tranquil and ancient Roman town of Chester, in the heart of North Wales, you can find the wonderful 4-star Macdonald Craxton Wood Hotel. There is a state of the art conference hall, with a main room capable to hold 400 people. Yet it is divided into, with own bar and breakout facility (so it can host 2 parallel events). Upstairs, the place is fully air-conditioned, the rooms upstairs the big hall can hall meetings of up to 50 people. Facilities include 35 mm projector, LCD projector, overhead projector, different screens, marker boards, flipchart, TVs, videos, video conferencing and ISDN/modem ports. The hotel specializes in organizing corporate activities and themed dinners and it can suit almost any requirement. 72 luxurious bedroom with splendid views - well tended rose gardens, vibrant woodlands. There is a wonderful and cozy Conservatory, where you can have a private dinner overlooking the beauriful lawns. The cooks are well experienced. You can stretch your body in the leisure club with sauna, swimming pool, steam room, fitness centre, aerobics and beauty studio.
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The Blossoms Hotel From 60 GBP see on the map
	The austere facade of the Blossom Hotel does not reveal the opulence of its comfort and delights. The 64 bedrooms, fully furnished in eleant style with everything you might need in your holiday or buziness trip. The hotel is associate of MacDonalds Hotel Collection, which is a network of hotels situated in the most beautiful places of UK. The hotel has a strict non-smoking policy; smoking is allowed only in the bar.
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Dene Hotel Chester From 25 GBP see on the map
	Completely renewed to fit every need of its guests, the Dene Hotel is in a very good place if you want to explore Chester. The hotel offers superb service - accommodation and dining. Whether business or leisure, you'll find comfort in Dene. All rooms have private bathrooms, direct phone, modem TV (10 channels), welcome beverage. There is a fast internet access from the T-mobile HotSpot.
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Best Western Westminster Hotel From 45 GBP see on the map
	The atmosphere the hotel staff creates is a home and cozy one. All the people who work there give their best to ensure a pleasant and comfortable stay for you. The location is very useful - right in the centre. The bar Deva Lounge, which was renewed in March'06 offers modern contemorary setting and it is very spacious. Free internet is available; you can enjoy a big plasma TV; there is a secure parking for only 5 pounds/night. The hotel has anti-smoking policy, but smoking bedrooms can be arranged upon request (though not through the internet).
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Hoole Hall Hotel From 50 GBP see on the map
	It is historical building - it was built in the end of 18-th century. The hotel is a museum at the same time, because the exploits of its first owner - the distinguished pilote Balloonist Thomas Baldwin are on display in the hotel. The hotel is superb place for visitors of Chester and its surroundings.
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About Chester
Situated in the Northwest of England, Chester is the capital of the Cheshire County. Boasting of more than 2000 years of history, it is one of the most fascinating walled towns in England, having preserved most of its historical heritage. Back in Roman times, when Chester was first founded, it was known as Deva and quickly spread on the banks of the river Dee. Later on, when the city was ruled by the Anglo-Saxons, a religious institution was first built on the site where the impressive Chester Cathedral stands now. The cathedral itself dates from the times after the Norman Conquest. The Normans started the construction of the beautiful building as well as the Chester Castle.
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