Frodsham Hotels

The town centre is filled with historic buildings, including the 12th-century St Laurence's Church, a Grade I listed red sandstone building with a well-preserved Norman interior.

Book one of our Frodsham hotels and explore the ancient town and the Weaver Valley Regional Park around it.

Leisure

Originally a stable block, the Castle Park Arts Centre has three galleries, several craft units and is surrounded by parkland and floral gardens. It also runs workshops for adults and children on everything from t'ai chi and painting to willow weaving and needle felting. At the Catton Hall outdoor activity centre, you can go clay-pigeon shooting, quad biking or paintballing, or try archery or air rifling. There's also a falconry centre, where you'll learn about the birds and how they are trained, see a falconry display and even get to hold the birds yourself. Or have a game of golf on the 18-hole course at Frodsham Golf Club, which has only been going since 1990, and a drink afterwards out on the patio.

Shopping

The Lady Heyes Craft and Antiques Restoration Centre is home to more than two dozen independent outlets, including antique sellers, gift shops, a second-hand record store, a microbrewery and more. Visit Crab Apple Crafts for scrapbook and cardmaking items, Handknitted with Love for everything from tea cosies to toys, or the Tasty Buds sweetshop for traditional confectionery. At the Cheshire Book Centre, you'll find more than 100, 000 secondhand books, as well as maps, postcards, sheet music, CDs, cassettes and artwork. Or head to family-run Fairtrade Lighting for handmade furniture, lighting and craft items from Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines and India.

Countryside

There are several walks you can take leading out of Frodsham, including the Sandstone Trail, a 34-mile trail through the countryside towards Whitchurch in Shropshire. The first part takes you through woodland and offers views of the Mersey estuary and the Welsh hills. Or take the Weaver Way, which runs along the River Weaver from Frodsham to Audlem, 30 miles away – look out for March hares, Canada geese and kingfishers.

Foxhill, a former stately home turned spiritual retreat, has an internationally renowned arboretum in its 70 acres of grounds, with redwoods, eucalyptus, monkey puzzles and a gingko biloba from Japan. Look out for woodpeckers, buzzards, foxes and badgers too.

Eating and drinking

For home-cooked pub classics and cask ales, head to the family-run, 400-year-old Ring O Bells, or the Bull's Head, which has a quiz on Sunday evenings. Tuck into an Indian at the Naga Restaurant, named after a very hot chilli, or a Chinese at the Yuet Ben restaurant, a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence 2014 winner. For tea and cake, head to The Cottage Tea Shop, founded in 1908, or the award-winning Wishing Well Tea Rooms.

Party and nightlife in Frodsham

Frodsham, a small market town nestled in the heart of Cheshire, may seem tranquil by day, but as the sun goes down, it comes alive with popping nightlife venues that are just begging to be discovered. It's the perfect place for visitors to end their day after pondering the comfort of their Frodsham hotels. Several venues such as Kash 22, Ring O' Bells Inn, and The Helter Skelter cater to night owls, serving a multitude of cocktails, beers, and wines that catch the spirit of the night. Kash 22 is particularly noted for its live music Fridays, while Ring O' Bells Inn offers an outdoor terrace to sip your drinks under the stars.

For the music lovers, Frodsham holds its own with several concert venues throughout the town. Frodsham Music and Arts Club regularly hosts live concerts featuring local bands and artists. For an outdoor musical experience, why not see what's playing at Castle Park, where various outdoor concerts and music festivals are ordinarily held during the summer months. After a long night of festivities, your Frodsham hotels will be the perfect haven to return to, providing the ideal place to rest and recharge for another day of adventures.

Secret gatherings and exclusive parties fit perfectly into the vibrant nightlife in Frodsham. The delight of arriving at a hidden venue, the thrill of not knowing what awaits you inside, sweeps you up in the magic. Saltworks Club, regarded as one of these secret gems, offers themed nights, resident DJ sets and a dance floor that invites anyone and everyone to let loose until the early morning hours. Make sure to plan your visit to Frodsham this summer - the experience is worth it. Remember, indulging in the vibrant nightlife, enjoying secret parties around town, and then returning to the tranquility of Frodsham hotels is an experience that should not be missed!

Where to stay to be near the popular attractions

Choosing the perfect base for your exploration of Frodsham's top attractions is paramount to a memorable holiday. The town centre is a brilliant location to consider, as it is a hive of activity with a myriad of options for dining, shopping and more. Frodsham hotels in this area are in high demand due to their convenience and proximity to sites like the famous Frodsham Street – an irresistible hub for shopaholics, and Castle Park – a verdant paradise that's great for family fun. Don't wait too much, lock-in your room to ensure you wake up each morning in the very heart of the action!

Just a stone's throw from the town centre is the lively neighbourhood of Waterside. Staying in this scenic district not only offers breathtaking views of the beautiful River Weaver, but also direct access to the Frodsham Waterways Walk - a popular tourist drawcard that is perfect for a summer hike or picnic. For those visiting with family, the nearby Frodsham Watersports Centre offers exciting times too. Frodsham hotels around here flaunt their riverfront views, and their popularity soars during the summer months. So, get those bookings in soon!

Shifting a little away from the heart of the town, we head to the nature-laden Overton Hill area. The choice spot for those who call nature's lap as their haven, this district is mainly famous for the much-loved Frodsham Hill and the Forest Hills Hotel that overlooks the magnificent Mersey Estuary. Choosing to stay in one of the Frodsham hotels nearby, gives you quick access to a range of outdoorsy activities, from hiking to birdwatching. As the summer sun paints the horizon, imagine yourself basking in its golden glow with a wonderful estuary view. Don't just imagine, act now and book your summer holiday!

Where to stay with your family

Frodsham is a charming town nestled in the heart of the picturesque Cheshire countryside, making it an ideal destination for a summer holiday with your family. When it comes to finding the perfect place to stay, Frodsham offers a range of options that cater to the needs of families with children.

If you are looking for a peaceful and family-friendly neighbourhood, consider staying in the quaint village of Kingsley. This idyllic area boasts of scenic walks, playgrounds, and charming local shops. You can also take a short drive to Delamere Forest, where you can bask in nature's beauty while enjoying family-friendly activities such as cycling and picnicking.

When it comes to hotels, Frodsham has plenty of options that are perfect for families. The Best Western Frodsham Forest Hills Hotel is a popular choice, offering spacious family rooms, a swimming pool, and a children's play area. For a more budget-friendly option, the Frodsham Travelodge is a great choice, located just a short drive away from popular family attractions such as Chester Zoo and Blue Planet Aquarium.

Don't forget to check out the special summer deals and packages offered by many of the Frodsham hotels, which include family-friendly amenities and activities. So why wait? Book your stay in Frodsham now and create unforgettable memories with your loved ones in this charming town.

Where to find cheap hotels

Looking for an affordable holiday in Frodsham? Look no further! Frodsham offers a variety of budget-friendly hotels that are perfect for a summer getaway. Here are some tips on where to find cheap hotels in this charming town.

For those on a tight budget, look for hotels in the low-budget neighbourhoods of Main Street and Church Street. These areas offer a variety of budget-friendly accommodations, from bed and breakfasts to small inns. While these neighbourhoods may not have the same allure as the more enchanting areas of Frodsham, they offer a more affordable option for those looking to save some money.

If you're willing to sacrifice a bit of proximity to the town centre, consider staying in the nearby areas of Helsby or Kingsley. These quaint and pastoral areas offer a more peaceful setting and may have cheaper hotel options. Plus, you'll still be just a short drive away from all the delightful attractions that Frodsham has to offer.

For even more budget-friendly options, look for cheap hotel chains such as Travelodge or Premier Inn. These hotels offer basic but comfortable accommodations at affordable prices, perfect for those looking to save money without compromising on comfort.

So don't wait any longer, book your summer holiday in Frodsham today and enjoy all the marvels that this town has to offer while staying within your budget. Whether you choose to stay in a low-budget neighbourhood, a nearby village, or a cheap hotel chain, you'll be sure to have a delectable time feasting on all the alluring and tantalizing experiences that Frodsham has to offer.