Travelodge Chester Warrington Rd to Chester Zoo

Comfortable, Affordable Accommodation for Your Chester Zoo Getaway

Chester Zoo is a world-class wildlife conservation charity in Cheshire, England, housing over 27,000 animals across 128 acres of award-winning habitats. As one of the UK’s most visited attractions, it is renowned for its immersive exhibits and dedicated global efforts to protect endangered species from extinction.

Places to stay near Chester Zoo

Premier Inn Chester Central North - 1.8 miles - approx. 36 mins walk
Green Gables Guest House - 2.2 miles
Chester Brooklands B&B - 2.3 miles
Kilmorey Lodge - 2.4 miles
Brook Mollington Banastre Hotel and Spa - 3.2 miles
Travelodge Chester Warrington Road - 3.4 miles
Crabwall Manor Hotel and Spa - 3.6 miles
Travelodge Chester Central - 3.7 miles

Travelodge Chester Warrington Road

Chester Zoo

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Distance from Travelodge Chester Warrington Road

Upton by Chester, Chester, Cheshire, CH2 1LE

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3.4 miles from Travelodge Chester Warrington Road. Around 10 minutes by car (Distance Verified)

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Comfortable, Affordable Accommodation for Your Chester Zoo Getaway

Chester Zoo is one of the United Kingdom’s largest and most popular wildlife attractions, spanning 128 acres of meticulously designed habitats and gardens. It is home to over 30,000 animals from more than 500 different species, including many that are rare and highly endangered. Visitors can explore a wide variety of immersive zones, such as "Islands," which recreates the tropical landscapes of South East Asia, and the "Monsoon Forest," the UK's largest indoor zoo exhibit. The site is designed to prioritize animal welfare while providing an educational and engaging experience for guests of all ages.

Beyond its role as a visitor attraction, the zoo is a world-renowned centre for conservation and scientific research. Operated by the North of England Zoological Society, it functions as a non-profit charity dedicated to preventing extinction both within the UK and internationally. Every visit supports global field projects and breeding programs aimed at protecting biodiversity. The zoo also emphasizes environmental education, and leading public awareness campaigns to promote sustainable living and wildlife protection.