Parts of this historic manor-house date from before the thirtheenth century; the land on which it stands is mentioned in the Domesday Book. Situated in a green river valley, it has fantastic views of the wooded Cheshire hills, medieval Beeston Castle and the purple Welsh mountains. The ancient city of Chester is just seven miles away; its attractions include Roman walls, a fine Gothic cathedral and may Elizabethan houses. The house is licensed, non-smoking and there are extensive gardens. There are seven Golf Courses within a five mile radius with Coarse Fishing available nearby. Shooting can also be arranged. It is late Elizabethan and reaches from the lounge hall up to the top of the house. It is made of 'Armada' oak that was salvaged from ships broken up after the Spaniards were defeated. Holes can be seen where pegs were fitted into the planks that formed the hull of the ship, and on the first landing is evidence of a door that was added to prevent highwaymen from going upstairs. Visitors coming into this room usually see a log fire roaring up the chimney in the open fireplace. Oak panelled doors lead off into the drawing room, dining room, cellar and kitchen. This is in the oldest part of the house where everything took place in medieval days. These days it bears little resemblance having a large sandstone fireplace and is furnished with antiques. This is where breakfast is served and is situated overlooking the garden to the fields beyond. The bedrooms have been designed with today's comforts in mind. They are furnished mainly with antiques, have colour television, telephone, wireless Internet access, modem points, hair dryer, coffee / tea making facilities, en-suite bath / shower rooms and have home made shortbread awaiting you. for directions to Higher Huxley Hall.

Below is a list of links of websites to local attractions and of places of interest, which we hope will encourage you to visit Chester and its surrounding countryside. A guide to Holmes Chapel. A Pictorial Introduction to Chester. Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet. Chester Grovesnor Museum. Chester Horse Racing Course. Chester's Roman Amphitheatre. Cholmondeley Castle Gardens. Ellesmere Port Boat Museum. Huxley and Hargrave Villages. Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope. Manchester Tourist Information. National Museums and Galleries in Liverpool

Secure Online Booking. If you are looking for luxury accommodation in Chester or you are considering a visit to Chester then look no further than Higher Huxley Hall. Advance bookings are preferred as the hall can become limited for the number of rooms we have vacant, especially over Spring and Summer. If you are interested in visiting Chester and are looking for Hotels in Chester please view all the pages on our site to get a feel of the Chester lifestyle before you visit. We have amazing rates for people interested in weekend breaks in Chester. We offer luxury accommodation that captures the heart of Chester's renowned history and our Elizabethan residence clearly reflects this historic City. The answer to finding hotels in Chester is Higher Huxley Hall. Parts of this historic manor- house date from before the thirteenth century; the land on which it stands is mentioned in the Domesday Book. Situated in a green valley, it has fantastic views of the wooded Cheshire hills, medieval Beeston Castle and the purple Welsh mountains. The ancient city of Chester is just seven miles away; its attractions include Roman walls, a fine Gothic cathedral and many Elizabethan houses. The House is licensed, non-smoking and there are extensive gardens. There are seven Golf courses within a five mile radius with Coarse fishing available nearby. Shooting can also be arranged.

Booking Terms and Conditions. Confirmation of a booking is by way of a credit card for a non-refundable deposit/booking fee of GBP 15 per head to confirm the booking. Guests are welcome to arrive after 1600 hours, but if you wish to arrive earlier please telephone 01829781484 to let us know your expected arrival time. We are normally flexible over this. Latest check out time is 1100 hours. Breakfast is served in the dining room on weekdays from 0730 until 0900hours and on Sundays from 0800 to 0930hours. Should you have to cancel, please remember that a contract exists between you and Higher Huxley Hall with whom you have made a booking. Higher Huxley Hall will try to re-let your cancelled accommodation, but your non-refundable deposit/booking fee will not be refunded. It is Higher Huxley Hall policy that if we are not able to re-let the accommodation you will be liable for 80% the total within 48 hours of your arrival date. We advise our guests to have a travel insurance policy to cover these eventualities.

Higher Huxley Hall is situated 7 miles south-east of Chester. From the North: M6,then M56 and M53 carrying on to A55. Take the exit off A55 signposted to Chester, Whitchurch, and A41. Take 3rd left off roundabout. At first set of traffic lights turn left onto A41. At next roundabout take first left, continuing on A41. Then take 4th road left signposted to Waverton and Huxley continue over crossroads through Waverton old village past the church and alongside the canal. After crossing the canal bear right for 1.4 miles then turn right down named tarmac drive, opposite T junction where sign points to Huxley or the 7th House on the right hand side after going over the canal. From the South: Take M6 leave at junction 16 towards Nantwich on A500. Follow directions for Chester on A51. After passing through village of Tilstone Fearnall, turn left at traffic lights onto A49 towards Whitchurch. Then (after 3/4 mile) take first right to Huxley. Next take 2nd left (after 3 miles approximately) at Huxley Chapel down through the village past the 'Farmers Arms' pub to T junction, turn left and immediate right down named long tarmac drive. For local transport information, please to download a printable version of the map. (Word Document)

From 45.00 [GBP] per person per night based on double occupancy of a room, dependant on season, day of week and length of stay. Single occupancy of a room from 55.00 [GBP] per night. All of the above rates include a full English Breakfast with home made jams and locally sourced foods where possible. If you would like to make a booking enquiry, please. also, please see our. Terms and Conditions.

Visitors coming into this room usually see a log fire roaring up the chimney in the open fireplace. Oak panelled doors lead off into the drawing room, dinning room, cellar and kitchen.

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 Credit cards accepted
 Dinner may be served in the room
 Facsimile services
 Hairdryer
 Heating
 Access to internet
 Ironing facilities
 Licensed bar
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Clock/radio
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Swimming pool
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms