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Mold, CH7 6RQ Nightly Rates(169.76 - 250.18)3 Star
Property Description
A modern independent hotel with 106 bedrooms and executive suites, with conference centre facilities. Consecutive winner of the North Wales Tourist Board and Investor in People. Ideally located close to the historic town of Chester, all major motorway networks and Deeside Business Park. Part of the Best Northern Hotels Group and offering a professional and friendly service. The hotel is ideally located for both the business executive with activities in the North Wales region including Chester, as well as leisure travelers who are seeking a centrally located location to all of North Wales. Offering the Orchard Restaurant and Archers Bar and Restaurant with facilities such as squash courts on-site, with golf, fishing, horse-riding and theatre all available locally.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Restaurant
Room Service
Shops/Commercial Services
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Standard Double Room
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Standard Double room has one double bed and en-suite tiled bathroom. Large well appointed rooms with work station and chair, color TV and remote, radio, coffee maker, phone with voice mail, internet access, trouser press and alarm clock. Tile bathroom with bath tub and shower, toiletries, heated towel rail and vanity. Courtyard view - 40 sqm and max occ 2.
Standard Twin Room
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Standard twin room has two twin beds and en-suite tiled bathroom. Large well appointed rooms with work station and chair, color TV and remote, radio, coffee maker, phone with voice mail, internet access, trouser press and alarm clock. Tile bathroom with bath tub and shower, toiletries, heated towel rail and vanity. Courtyard view - 40 sqm and max occ 2.
Executive King Room
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Executive room has one king bed, sofa bed and en-suite tiled bathroom. Large, spacious well appointed rooms with work station and chair, sofa bed, color TV and remote, radio, coffee maker, phone with voice mail, internet access, trouser press and alarm clock. Tile bathroom with jacuzzi bath tub and shower, toiletries, heated towel rail and vanity. Courtyard view - 64 sqm and max occ 3.
Triple Room
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Triple room has three single beds and en-suite tiled bathroom. Large well appointed rooms with work station and chair, color TV and remote, radio, coffee maker, phone with voice mail, internet access, trouser press and alarm clock. Tile bathroom with bath tub and shower, toiletries, heated towel rail and vanity. Courtyard view - 54 sqm and max occ 4.
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Miscellaneous Information
British Pounds is the native currency.
Check in time is 2 pm
Check out time is 11 am
Time Zone is GMT (0)
Opened in 1982
Renovated in 2002
106 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
Exit Manchester airport on to the M56 towards Chester, from the M56 exit M53 towards North Wales and exite on to the A55 again towards North Wales and exit on to the A494 to Mold.At first round about straight across and the hotel is located 300 meters on the right.
Exit airport and head towards Runcorn and on to the M56 towards Chester, from the M56 exit M53 towards North Wales and exite on to the A55 again towards North Wales and exit on to the A494 to Mold. At first round about straight across and the hotel is located 300 meters on the right.
North Suburb of Chester is 10mi West
MAN- Manchester 45mi Northeast/LPL- Liverpool 30mi north
Guarantee Policy
Non-guaranteed reservations will be held until midnight, and must be guaranteed for late arrival. There will be no advance charge. Deposit is not required. Exceptions may apply, see Rate Rules.
Cancellation Policy
Must cancel 1 day prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of 1 night stay and tax. No-show fee: 1 night stay and tax. Exceptions may apply, see Rate Rules.
Restaurant Information
The Orchard Restaurant
Located: on-site ground floor. Serves: International Cuisine with local produce, with the taste of Wales Award. Breakfast: Mon-Fri 6:30am-9:30am last orders, Sat-Sun 8am-10am last orders. Lunch: Sunday through Friday 10am-2pm last orders. Saturday the restaurant is closed for lunch. Dinner: 7pm-9:45pm last orders. Dress Code: Casual but clean.
The Archers
Located: on-site ground floor. Serves: International Brazzerie cuisine. Lunch: 12pm-5pm last orders. Dinner: 5pm-9.30pm last orders. Dress Code: Casual and clean.
Meeting Facility
The Westminster Suite
Size: 30m x 9m. Max occ: 250 Theatre Style. Description: Natural daylight and spacious decor.
The Regent Suite
Size: 18m X 5.5m. Max occ: 70 Theatre Style. Description: Natural daylight, tower and chandelier decor.
The Palace Suite
Size: 5m x 6m. Max occ: 20 Theatre Style. Description: Natural daylight and spacious decor.
The Kings Suite
Size: 5.5m x 8m. Max occ: 25 Theatre Style. Description: Natural daylight, first floor with views.
Audio Visual and Catering
Audio Visual Available: OHP and flip charts are included in the room rate. Full audio visual facilities available at a charge. Video conferencing available on request and at a charge. Catering Available: Delegate rates include free tea and coffee and hot and cold buffet lunches. All other catering menus are available on request and at a charge.
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