Rating : 5 stars
Size : 12 rooms
Currency : GBP
Check-in: from 15:00 to 00:00
Check-out : 07:00 to 11:00

• Parking
• Restaurant
• Pets Allowed
• Bar
• Newspapers
• Garden
• Terrace
• Non-Smoking Rooms
• Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests
• Free Parking
• Heating
• All Public and Private spaces non-smoking

• Hiking
• Cycling

• Meeting/Banquet Facilities
• Ironing Service
• Bridal Suite
• Internet Services
• Fax/Photocopying
• Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN
• Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included

Higher Burwardsley
CH3 9PF Chester, Cheshire

From Scotland and the North: Travel West accross M56 then onto M53 Southbound which becomes the A55 Chester by-pass. Exit via sliproad at signpost to A51. Take 3rd exit off roundabout then left at first set of traffic lights. At next roundabout take first exit signposted A41. Travel South on A41 passing through villages of Waverton and Hatton Heath. 1 mile South of Hatton Heath turn left onto Chester Road, signposted Tattenhall and Burwardsley. On entering Tattenhall (school on left) turn right at first T junction and after 50 yards, at next junction, turn left. After 2 miles you will reach the Post Office in Burwardsley. Bear left up Higher Burwardsley Road, signposted Pheasant Inn. After half a mile turn left into Pennsylvania Road and The Pheasant is immediately on your right. From South and East of England Exit J16 M6 Motorway. Follow A500 Westbound to Nantwich. From Nantwich take A534, cross over dog-leg junction with A49 then continue on A534, after 3.6 miles turn right into Harthill Lane at Copper Mine pub. After 1 mile turn right, signposted Burwardsley and continue into Burwardsley. At post office bear right up Higher Burwardsly Road, signposted Pheasant Inn. After half a mile turn left into Pennsylvania Road and The Pheasant is immediately on your right. 1. From Chester Travel South on A41 passing through villages of Waverton and Hatton Heath. 1 mile South of Hatton Heath turn left onto Chester Road, signposted Tattenhall and Burwardsley. On entering Tattenhall (school on left) turn right at first T junction and after 50 yards, at next junction, turn left. After 2 miles you will reach the Post Office in Burwardsley. Bear left up Higher Burwardsley Road, signposted Pheasant Inn. After half a mile turn left into Pennsylvania Road and The Pheasant is immediately on your right. 2. From Warrington and Tarporley From traffic light junction of A49 and A51 head South down A49, after 0.8 miles pass under railway bridge, after 0.3 mile turn right signposted Beeston, Tattenhall and Burwardsley. After 1mile, on entering village of Beeston, turn right. After 3.2 miles you will reach a T junction. Turn left and after 1 mile you will enter the village of Burwardsley. At the Post Office, bear left into Higher Burwardsley Road, signposted Pheasant Inn. After half a mile turn left into Pennsylvania Road and The Pheasant is immediately on your right. 3. From Whitchurch and Wrexham. From roundabout junction of A534 and A41 at Broxton, travel East on A534 for 1.2 miles (until Copper Mine pub on your right) then turn left into Harthill Lane. After 1 mile turn right, signposted Burwardsley and continue into Burwardsley. At post office bear right up Higher Burwardsly Road, signposted Pheasant Inn. After half a mile turn left into Pennsylvania Road and The Pheasant is immediately on your right.

Those Crazy Walkers! The Pheasant is located in the middle of one of the biggest walks in Cheshire, the 34 mile Sandstone Trail. If you require any further information on this walk please ask at the bar. House of Wax Located right next door is the candle workshops were you can either have a go at making your own or leave it to the professionals and bring back a nice souvenir For those with patience Just down the hill is Cheshire Fishing. The lakes are generously stocked two to three times weekly with hard-fighting rainbow trout from llb 8oz to 27lb. For bookings telephone 01829 770041 A Bit of History Check out Beeston and Peckforton castle and drop some coins down the 370ft deep well where legend has it that Richard II buried 100,000 marks in gold coin and 100,000 marks in other precious objects before he went on a trip to Ireland in 1399. On his return he was captured and eventually killed by Henry Bolinbroke, Duke of Lancaster (later Henry IV). Richard never had a chance to recover his treasure! For the Sweet Tooth As featured on the dessert section of our menu, Cheshire Farm Ice Cream is located 2 miles down the hill. There you can sample their whole range and feel extremely guilty afterwards. A Need for Speed If you have a need for speed, Oulton Park has many track and race days at which you can spectate or even take part in. For more information call the hotline on 0870 850 5015 Shopaholics Chester is the second largest Roman city in the UK and within its walls are many opportunities for sight seeing and shopping. You may also wish to visit Cheshire Oaks, a designer outlet 10 minutes outside of Chester on the M53.