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Features
Internet, Free Internet, Bar/Lounge, Wifi, Non-smoking rooms, Non-smoking hotel, Breakfast Available, Free Wifi, Parking, Breakfast included Description
The Golden Eagle takes historic pub values and gives them a contemporary bohemian twist. For lovers of music you will find the finest juke box in town and a knowledgeable staff who share a passion for music food and ale. The Eagle is constantly improving and evolving its products and facilities.
History
Since 1622 there has been an inn on the current site of the Golden Eagle. As such it is steeped in the history of the city and community. Adjacent to the Chester Castle and Crown Court the pub served as a hostelry to the Cheshire Regiments Garrison and the barristers and judges of the Court. This tradition has been upheld and veterans of the regiment still frequent the pub to catch up with old comrades. If you are visiting Chester to absorb its history The Eagle is a prime location situated within the famous walls which act as a perfect artery to the cities historical heart. If it is Roman history that interests you the Grosvenor Museum is only yards away. For those interested in military history the Cheshire Regiment Museums are equally close. Chester is also rich in medieval and civil war history. Tour guides often have The Eagle as one of its points of reference.
Races
One of Chester s most popular attractions is its vibrant and colourful racing calendar. The city comes to life with revellers and racing enthusiasts. The Eagle is the perfect hostelry for race goers. Situated adjacent to the race course it serves as the perfect location to enjoy all that Chester Races has to offer.
Culture
Throughout the year Chester plays host to a myriad of cultural activities such as : the literary festival which is gaining international status and a host of musical and theatrical events too numerous to mention here. Once again The Eagle is perfectly located as a base to attend any of these events. The Eagle is within very easy walking distance of the magnificent Chester Cathedral which is dedicated to St Werburgh and is an ancient abbey.
