Cheshire is a county in the North West of England, popular with tourists and visitors both from the UK and abroad. It is a very diverse area with lots of idyllic open countryside peppered with quaint villages and historic towns and cities. There is something to cater for everyone in Cheshire, with its fantastic countryside and wonderful heritage. The accommodation Cheshire has to offer is as diverse as its landscape, addressing the needs of all with a mixture of luxury hotels, self catering cottages and apartments, family farm holidays and camp sites, to select just a few.
With its beautiful countryside and stunning towns and villages, along with the fabulous city of Chester, the county of Cheshire is a wonderful place to visit and has proved popular over the years. In 2003 the county served more than 8 million nights of accommodation and saw just under 3 million visits. “The Cheshire Gap” is so named as Cheshire covers a comparatively flat clay plain, flanked by the hills of North Wales to the west and the Derbyshire Peak District to the east.
There are many historical sites and buildings to explore in Cheshire, with prehistoric burial sites and iron age hill forts evident. The walled city of Chester also has a Roman fortress and many other historic buildings. From the 15th to 17th centuries, timbered buildings were popular and examples still stand in Chester, Nantwich and other areas. Cheshire is known for its cheese, silk and salt production.
Holidays in Cheshire also provide an excellent base for trips into North Wales, Liverpool, Manchester and the Peak District National Park. The Cheshire countryside is the perfect place for all outdoor activities from walking to fishing. The diverse range of accommodation means there is something to meet all requirements, tastes and pockets.
Basic budget hotels, spa hotels, modern city hotels, grand urban hotels, quiet country hotels, stately homes and manor houses, family hotels and castles. An amazing variety of hotels are available in Chester and throughout the county of Cheshire.
If a more homely base is preferred, there is plenty of bed and breakfast accommodation throughout the region. Bed and breakfasts to suit various budgets may be found in the towns, villages and rural areas of Cheshire.
Self catering accommodation in Cheshire is also widely available and there is lots of choice. From modern city apartments, to simple country cottages, once again you will discover that Cheshire’s accommodation meets all budgets and needs.
A great way to escape and explore the Cheshire countryside is through camping or caravaning. Numerous sites exist, ranging from simple sites for tents only to large caravan parks with all amenities provided.
Cheshire’s farm holidays provide unique experiences for holiday makers. Mostly self catering or bed and breakfast, some may offer home cooked evening meals and picnics for your day trips at an extra charge. Enjoy farm life, local wildlife, wonderful views, fresh food, fishing and good, clean air.
A wonderful, memorable trip to this gorgeous county is assured with such a wide variety of accommodation available, whether for a family adventure, a short break or a business trip.
When you are looking for an accommodation Cheshire area, there are many options from which to choose. A B&B Cheshire is one of the attractive places to stay while visiting the region.
