Having read previous reviews of the Belgrave I must say that I was slightly trepedatious about staying there. Having just returned from the beautiful city of chester i must say that my opinion has completely changed. The Belgrave is best described as a 'functional' hotel but what more would you expect for the money paid?? The staff we very friendly... more

Well after reading a review from 3 years ago it seems that this hotel remains in the same state, I booked this with an organised trip, well what a dirty smelly dump of a place, food was crap, the bedding even crapper, the room was beyong freezing even with the heating on, one couple complained of an awfull smell in... more

We didnt have much choice the night we came to The Belgrave. On the outside it looked like a pretty good palce to stay, but it was grotty and the management was very poor. We had numerous different problems. more

After reading the reviews about this hotel we were dreading staying there, but it was only for one night. We arrived at 5pm before our evening meal, the hotel looks inviting from the outside, and only a 10-minute walk in to the centre of Chester. We were greeted by a very pleasant reception, bar and lounge area and staff. Our... more

Stayed here on a stag do and found the staff extremely friendly and understanding to our needs ~ breakfast was ideal and rooms were more then adequate more

our stay there was unforgetable for all the wrong reasons no lift and had to carry cases up 4 flites of stairs room was at the end of a dark corradoor because if someone boiled a kettle the lights went out the washing facilities were terrible beds were clean but uncomfortible food plain but well cooked bar manager was rude... more

Near railway station and staff very friendly but in need of a makeover good breakfast beds uncomfortable must try harder more

We booked this hotel last minute on the advise of an agency - big mistake!The staff were polite and the buffet breakfast fairly good, but the whole place was shabby, depressing, noisy and unwelcoming. The bedroom was, to say the least,uninviting. It was scruffy, uncomfortable and unclean. The TV didn't have a proper aerial so was unwatchable, there were holes... more

I emailed Chester Tourist Information and they helpfully sent me a magazine with loads of information about Chester including a listing of a number of hotels, b&b's, guest houses etc. Belgrave Hotel was tempting as it was listed as a short walk from the city centre, reasonably priced at £55 for the room per night and suggested it was a... more