As another reviewer has more or less said, the quaint, friendly pub where you check in (a former coaching inn) raises hope that are quickly dashed as soon as you get to your room. Basically, the accommodation is in two annexes built or converted in the 1980s, which have apparently not been touched since. Our room had a shabby carpet,... More

we have just returned from a coupleof nights round chester and stayed the saturday night at the trevor arms. to be honest i booked it on late rooms asit was one of the cheapest and had availability as there was a festival on in chester and a lot of the hotels were booked up. i wasnt expecting much given the... More

This is architecturally a fascinating pub / hotel set in a very unusual and attractive village. The pub was clean and had a friendly atmosphere from the locals. The ale was good and the food was excellent. The bar staff were friendly but the waiting staff were not. We never had a hint of a smile from the girl who... More

Checked in early, hit by strong smell of air freshener/'shake & vac', but warm day so opened door and windows to help clear it. After 30 mins in room at night, however, realised the overpowering smell - almost a taste - meant there was no way we could spend a whole night there. Approached manager in a reasonable way, but... More