Llyndir Hall Hotel & Spa
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Rossett lies just over the border into Wales. The A483 dual carriageway that links Chester (6 miles away) to Wrexham (5 miles) runs within half a mile of the village. The name Rossett is apparently made up of two words, hors or hros (horse) and set (settlement) but it has also been called Yr Orsedd "The High (or Judgement) Seat". Others say the name may be a corruption of "Y Rhosydd" - the marsh or bog. Rossett is located in good, gentle, walking country as the landscape is essentially flat though hills rise to the south and west. The River Alyn runs from the north-west before emptying into the River Dee some five miles away in the village of Holt. Anglers enjoy this stretch of water - there is a thriving fly-fishing club here. Rossett has many fine listed buildings including Rossett Mill - first constructed in 1544. Intended as a 'free' mill to rival the King's Mill at Marford it was rebuilt and extended in 1661 The mill was sketched by Turner in 1795. This area has many campsites and guesthouses but for rural luxury, visitors often choose Rossett Hall Hotel - fine food and comfort in lovely surroundings.

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Rossett Hall Hotel (0.08 miles)

Rossett Hall Hotel

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With a Grade II listed, mid-18th century building at its core, this well-placed country hotel has a rich history. Set amid attractive country grounds, surrounded by the North Wales countryside and the ... More

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Llyndir Hall Hotel & Spa (0.63 miles)

Llyndir Hall Hotel & Spa

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Only 5 miles (8 km) from both Chester and Wrexham, just off the A55, this graceful country house has a peaceful setting and great leisure facilities, including an indoor swimming ... More

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Trevor Arms Hotel (1.11 miles)

Trevor Arms Hotel

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Built in the 17th century and originally used as a coaching inn the Trevor Arms is a family run hotel ideally located between the historic city of Chester and Wrexham. ... More

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Grosvenor Pulford Hotel & Spa (1.61 miles)

Grosvenor Pulford Hotel & Spa
The privately owned award winning Grosvenor Pulford Hotel & Spa is ideally located just a 5 minute drive from Chester's historic city centre, yet a stone's throw from the border of Wales. This beautiful hotel, ... More | visit website
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Premier Inn Wrexham (2.61 miles)

Premier Inn Wrexham
Situated 9 miles from the historic city of Chester. For shops and local amenities Wrexham town centre is only 2 miles away. Local attractions include Llangollen, a cinema and Erdigg Hall National Trust Property. Our Wrexham ... More | visit website
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The Farndon (3.29 miles)

The Farndon

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Originally built in the 16th Centuary & formerly known as the Raven Hotel, The Farndon sits in the centre of the picturesque village of Farndon.Surrounded by open countryside, only 500m ... More

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Holt Lodge Hotel (3.29 miles)

Holt Lodge Hotel

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"Outstanding staff, friendly and welcoming. Very attentive. Great food...Relaxed and friendly atmosphere"

Stay at Holt Lodge and enjoy our modern, high quality facilities, genuine Welsh hospitality and individual care and attention.

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Holiday Inn Chester South (3.64 miles)

Holiday Inn Chester South

Offering easy access from local motorway links and complimentary car parking, the Holiday Inn Chester South boasts a range of facilities for both leisure travellers and for those on business. Major refurbishment work has recently ... More | visit website

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Holiday Inn South Chester (3.64 miles)

Holiday Inn South Chester
Choose the convenient Holiday Inn Chester South hotel for your lesiure break, relaxing in our health club which boasts a 15 metre swimming pool, sauna, whirlpool and fully equipped gym or unwind with a beauty ... More | visit website
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The Mount (3.78 miles)

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