a charming bed and breakfast within walking distance of historic Chester city centre, the River Dee, Chester Cathedral, the Roman Walls, shops, theatre, cinemas and restaurants.

Ba Ba Guesthouse is within walking distance of the historic city centre, the River Dee, Chester Cathedral, the Roman Walls, shops, theatre, cinemas and restaurants.

Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet and The Blue Planet Aquarium less than 10 minutes drive away.

Britain’s historic past is a constant companion as you stroll the ancient thoroughfares and meander along the Rows of this remarkable city. Explore the famous Rows: black and white half-timbered buildings above street level with covered walkways. Mainly shopping galleries now with the occasional pub or little museum tucked in between. You will find all the well-known high street names as well as traditional shops. The Three Old Arches in Bridge Street is the oldest shop front in England. These 13th century curiosities are unique to Chester. Nowhere in Britain is there more black and white architecture which gives Chester its outstanding medieval look.

The famous Chester zoo with its Condor Cliffs full flight aviary, Twilight Zone walk-through bat cave, four moated islands with the biggest Monkey House in Europe and new Spirit of Jaguar development is a must see. Not just to be enjoyed on foot why not take a boat ride around the Zoo taking in the glorious gardens as well as all the animals. We are close to the zoo so if you are visiting or taking a day with a keeper we more than happy to help with your accommodation and perhaps that early start.

Grosvenor Museum with its graveyard of Roman Tombstones! Military Museum recalling the life and times of its soldiers over the past 300 years. Roman Amphitheatre, the Roman Garden and Minerva’s Shrine and Chester Cathedral originally an early 10th century church.

Fiesta of festivals including Summer Music, Literature and Folk as well as a host of traditional street processions

The house was the birthplace of Group Captain Geoffrey Leonard Cheshire, Baron Cheshire VC, OM, DSO & Two Bars, DFC (7 September 1917 – 31 July 1992) who was a highly decorated British RAF pilot during the Second World War.