Hazel's Farm B&B
The Hazels Farm is a small farm based Bed & Breakfast near Chester. Hazels Farm B&B welcome both business travellers, to local Capenhurst, Ellesmere Port, Wirral, Chester and Deeside and North Wales, together with holiday visitors to the area.We are located 5 miles north of the Roman town of Chester on the A540, Parkgate Road. Close to the end of the M56, M53 and A55. The B&B rooms have an open outlook over the smallholding and fields to the rear of the property. Both have en-suite's with bath and shower over the bath.We are a registered small holding and keep Wiltshire Horn Sheep,pigs, a horse and hens.Visitors are welcome to collect the eggs, and talk to our farm animals.
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Parkgate Road, Chester
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Cheshire, CH1 6EY
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