Chester Rows at Bridge Street, City Centre - Luxury Apartments by PolkaStays

Great central location, with plenty of cafes, restaurants and bars on the doorstep. Perfect location for going to the races. Very spacious apartment, which was perfect for the group size as we weren't on top of each other.

Due to visiting around a heatwave, access to fans may have been beneficial, but apartments were big enough with large windows that we were able to get some airflow through.

Great location

Old damaged coffee table

Excellent location in the Rows. Large lounge kitchen with great windows for people gazing. Good shower in ensuite. Washing machine and dishwasher. Large TV.

Superficially clean only. Refurbished but cheaply. Looks good for photos but not comfortable or durable. Heaters behind furniture. Missing extras like detergent for machine or tea/coffee and milk for first day. Pillows need replacing. Only one each. Needs maintenance. Others have given similar reviews but doesnt seem have changed things.

The location was perfect, right in the heart of the city centre, close to all needed amenities & being up on "The Rows" you really felt part of the Chester experience. The apartment itself is nicely furnished & lots of upcyling in the furniture which genuinely added to the character. the extra throws etc also added a nice homely touch.

The apartment was tidy, but definitely not clean. Many areas had thick dust, though lower tables weren't dusty. Many of the glasses & cutlery were sticky & dirty, so we had to rewash all of them to be on the safe side. I have also never rented a place like this that didn't come with even a dishwasher tablet, wash-up liquid, or ANYTHING required to get you through the first evening, meaning it was trip to tescos before we could even have a cuppa. 2nd bathroom door was extremely had to unlock & the flush on that toilet was equally hard to press. The main entrance from outside has a security code pad to gain entry, we did this only to find there was not catch on the frame for the lock to engage with, so ANYONE can walk in. One morning there was a group of young men in and out of what we guess is a storage area & they said it has always been like this. It certainly didn't make us feel secure, and as a mum it meant that I didn't really sleep too well. Biggest issue was the fact that the apartment is listed as having 3 bedrooms, IT DOES NOT. There are 2 bedrooms, each has a lovely double bed & a single. There is a narrow partition wall & large open arch (at least 2/3 of the wall) separating two sleeping areas in one room, but this COULD NEVER be counted as 2 sep rooms! zero privacy for those using it, even using the bathroom at night means walking through someone else's "bedroom". Certainly meant no romance on this trip.