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A Day in Hoole

Located on the outskirts of Chester, Hoole is a village with real community and fiercely independent spirit.  Dubbed ‘Chester’s oldest suburb’ and boasting a shopping district that has won a number of awards, Hoole should be a must-visit on your trip to Chester. 

DoubleTree by Hilton

If you’re looking to stay outside the hustle and bustle of the city centre during your trip to Chester, Hoole is home to one of the most decorated hotels in the area. 

Formerly known as Hoole Hall, the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel is an 18th century manor house converted into a modern, stylish and contemporary hotel and country home. 

The hall is exquisitely placed within 12 acres of landscaped grounds. Unwind and release your stress at the luxury health spa and club, then wine and dine at the exclusive Marco Pierre White Steakhouse. 

Faulkner and Charles Street

Hoole Village would not be complete without its high street, predominantly located on Faulkner Street and Charles Street.

With the majority of businesses being independent, popular high street businesses include ‘Sarnies’ Sandwich shop, Pioneer Shoe Repairs, Deli Vert café and ‘Fresh of Chester’. 

Faulkner Street is held in such high esteem that it was even voted as ‘Best British Newcomer’ in the 2015 Great British High Street Awards.

The Sticky Walnut restaurant

Eating out in Hoole is a memorable experience should you choose ‘The Sticky Walnut’ restaurant. The ‘Sticky Walnut’ restaurant leads the way in innovative and cutting edge Modern European cuisine. 

Other establishments

Hoole prides itself on its independent reputation with a high volume of independent shops and businesses – ranging from hairdressers to cocktails bars, cafes to yoga centres.

If you feel like getting your exercise fix, be sure to check out the yoga centre in the heart of Hoole village.