Source/Archive record SCH8444 - Hoole Hall (Doubletree by Hilton Hotel), Chester: Heritage Statement

Heritage statement undertaken in 2013 for Hoole Hall, Chester, CH2 3PD, prior to proposed development. Hoole Hall was formerly the centre of a manor dating back to the thirteenth century. The current hall was built circa 1760 and enlarged in the nineteenth century. It was converted into a hotel in the 1980s and now also incorporates a spa and business centre. The hall is Grade II listed, as is the attached conservatory dating from the mid nineteenth century. The ha ha, walls and railings of the west terrace are also Grade II listed. It is set within approximately five hectares of landscaed grounds and parkland dating from the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Additionally, 200m to the south of the hall, the remains of a Roman camp have been identified, this is a scheduled monument.