Welcome to Rohan Chester

Welcome to Rohan Chester from: Manager: Tony Puckey, Caz, David, Laura, Ami and Johnny

Shop Phone Number: 01244 403 220

Shop Opening Times:

Monday 09:30-17:30
Tuesday 09:30-17:30
Wednesday 09:30-17:30
Thursday 09:30-17:30
Friday 09:30-17:30
Saturday 09:30-17:30
Sunday 11:00-17:00

Shop Address: 8 Bridge Street, Chester CH1 1NQ

Directions to store – Our shop is based around the centre of Chester – ‘The Cross’ which is the pedestrianised junction of Northgate/Watergate/Eastgate and Bridge Streets. We’re just off the Cross on Bridge Street. As you look down the street we’re just four shops down on the right.

If you plan on using one of the many car parks situated around the centre, just head towards the Cross (see above). Parking generally starts around £3 for the day, depending on the length of your visit. There is a ‘Free after Three’ parking scheme with certain car parks if you enter the city after 3 p.m. Information on car parking.

The main bus station is just off Northgate Street (behind the Library), so from there head towards Northgate Street, then turn right down to Eastgate Street and The Cross. This is also where the Park and Ride from Sealand Road stops. If you are on the Upton or Boughton Heath Park and Ride you will be dropped off on Frodsham Street. Turn right off the bus and at the bottom of the road turn right onto Eastgate Street. Go under ‘the Clock’ and head up the street until you reach the Cross. Turn left and we’re there on the right. The Wrexham Park and Ride brings you just off the bottom of Upper Bridge Street, Pepper Street. Turn left off the bus and take the next right up onto Bridge Street (Upper). We’re right at the top on the left hand side.

Finally if you’re coming via train there is a free City bus from the train station which brings you onto Frodsham Street. (Follow Directions for Boughton Heath/Upton Park and Ride.)

Chester is built on a Roman Settlement and it’s features still reflect that base today. With it’s cobbled streets, converted 700 year old rows, Amphitheatre, and crypts Chester is definitely one to visit if you like your history. Don’t worry if not, there are plenty of shops to occupy you. Buildings generally stand at at least three or four storey’s high, some of them with the original date of build still engraved in the structure. The rows, were a way for landlords to get double the rent for the same property.
The 1,000 year old Cathedral is another huge monument to the city’s history books. It houses the ‘finest medieval carvings in Europe’. St John’s is also rich in architectural heritage too with it’s Anglo-Saxon ruins. The Walls which run past the Cathedral are the most complete City Walls in Britain, dating from the Roman occupation 2,000 years ago. They form the boundary/defense of the city where the main gateway is still in place at the top of Northgate Street.

Staff Recommendations – Chester is crammed full of deli’s, cafe’s, gastro pubs, coffee shops and restaurants. For some interesting one’s: For a quick sandwich on the go visit ‘Phil Potts’ (off Watergate Street). Dutton’s’ (off Godstall Lane) and ‘Joseph Benjamin’ (off Northgate Street) are great places if you fancy settling down for your lunch. For a quirky bite to eat/quick drink ‘Oddfellows’ on Lower bridge Street has a table and Chairs on the ceiling, and a moat outside in the courtyard. Just down from our store is ‘The Slug and Lettuce’, a good all-rounder.
If you’re here for the evening head to ‘Alexanders’, a good place to relax and listen to some jazz (off Northgate Street). We can’t leave this without mentioning the famous Grosvenor Hotel, great for it’s Cream teas as well as it’s Michelin start chef.

Local Knowledge -  Chester is full of things to see and do. Apart from the sights mentioned in ‘Architecture’ Chester also houses the Oldest Racecourse in the country – once the site of a massive Roman harbour. Races run from May-September so if you fancy a flutter, or the champagne breakfast that’s associated with it book yourself some tickets.
The River Dee is a nice place for a walk (and a ice cream), and from there you can head up to the Roman Amphitheatre. Traditionally it housed 7,000 spectators enjoying anything from circus’s to Gladiator fights. From here walk up St John’s street (by the aforementioned Church), and turn left back onto Easgate Street. This takes you under the ‘Eastgate Clock’, built to celebrate Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee in 1897. Follow the Street up, catching a glimpse of the Cathedral on your right. Then you will find yourself at the Cross, where if you arrive at noon you won’t struggle to hear the Town Crier proclaiming to all and sundry (May-August).
If you’re spending a day or so in the city you may want to book yourself onto a walking, or bus tour that highlight the sights. There’s the City sightseeing bus, or a traditional Roman tour which will have you being escorted in style. If you’re seeing the evening in you may wish to try the Chester Ghost tour. With Chester’s deep history and heritage, crypts and old buildings it’s no surprise we’re not short of a ghost or two. You can always combine this with a love of chocolate or beer as both ‘Thorntons’ and ‘The Falcon/Bear and Billet’ pub are famous for their hauntings.
Whichever way you look Chester has plenty to offer.

20 Comments

  1. Caz - Rohan Chester says:

    The sun has come out finally and Chester football club are embarking on their victory parade having won the Blue Square Bet North League Championship and the Cheshire Senior Cup. We all so have a promotion on our hands 20% off selected Trouser in store. So come an see us and score yourself a deal.

  2. Caz - Rohan Chester says:

    As our Town Crier has just announced ‘Spring is finally here’ so come and see how beautiful Chester is in the sunshine and take advantage of our Mid season sale offers. There are some great bargins to be had!

  3. Laura - Rohan Chester says:

    We are having great success with Gift Your Gear so far! Thanks to everyone for your generous donations. We have had a few people comment to us that it wasnt made very clear that when you donate your old clothes to us you recieve 15% off the entire transaction when you buy new products rather than just 1 item, so just to clear up the confusion for anyone scrabbling around to find 5 pairs of old trousers to swap in for discount off 5 new products, when you bring in an item of clothing to donate, we will give you in return 15% off your whole transaction regardless of how many items you wish to purchase!
    Hope to see you all in Rohan Chester soon!

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  5. Caz - Rohan Chester says:

    It’s that time of year when the weather is very unpredictable. Today we have sunshine and our shop is full of colour as our new seasons collection has arrived, so take advantage of the dry weather a come and see us a try on our new gear.

  6. Caz - Rohan Chester says:

    It’s just over six weeks until Christmas! So if like me you haven’t started you Christmas shopping yet come and see us and let us help you find the perfect gifts for your family and friends.

  7. Autumn is upon us and the chill is in the air so it’s time to stock up on all the warm gear to see you through the coming cold days and nights.

    We have warm fleeces and Nightfall jackets which are full off goose down. It’s like walking around in you duvet all day.

    Take a stroll around Chester and see what it has to offer. We look forward to seeing you all.

  8. Peter McCann says:

    Visiting UK week 41 and intend to stock up on your gear. Interested in Pinnacle and Elite series Jacket/trousers, Merino all, Striders, Kombi jacket and Gradient Fleeces
    I presume you have them all in stock or can at least get hold of them fairly fast ? I will be in Chester area Tuesday to Sunday

    Thanks

    Peter

    • Dear Peter
      We usually have a wide selection of stock and if we don’t have the item we can’t get it in for you.
      We look forward to seeing you soon

      Caroline – Deputy Manager Chester store

  9. Grab a bargain today….. Its the last day of the bags promo and with stocks running low you need to be quick!

    Also for the whole month of September, you can trade in any unwanted (outdoor apparel)trousers, jackets and fleece (any brand) in exchange you will receive 10% discount off any purchase. For an even better offer, receive 15% discount if any of the items are Rohan… [Please note, any items of clothing with rips, stains etc cannot be accepted, as all traded in items will be going to charity stores.

    Not only that, but we are giving away free Kendal Mint Cake for our 40th birthday and a chance to win a competion worth £1000!

    So get yourself down to Chester and come chat to one of our team today!

  10. We are having a Summers end sale with bargains to be had so come down and see us. We are open on Bank holiday Monday 10am to 4pm.

  11. It’s the first day of August and there are bargins to be had at the Chester store but you need to hurry as the sale ends on Sunday.

  12. I think Summer has finally arrived. YIPEE!
    Why not pop into our Chester store with pur MASSIVE Further Reductions in full swing you can grab yourself a bargain but more importantly you can find sun protection in some of our shirts tops and trousers.
    So pop in to see us and have a chat.

  13. The Sale is still on and still plently of great bargains to be had. Each day we are getting new lines in,so why not come see the new Hilltop jackets, Mountain Guides, Stria Tops, Gridlock tops and not forgetting the new colours in the Men’s Waypoint Shirts.
    With Chester Races on this weekend its a perfect opportunity to enjoy some retail therapy and relax with a few drinks and a flutter at the races.
    But be sure to pop in and see us.

  14. Hello All,

    Sale has started today and all the lines are flying off the rails, so hurry down to the Chester store and grab yourself a bargain.

  15. bought some merchandise from Keswick shop in the lake district best purchase glad to see there is a shop in Chester

  16. Its Jubilee week this week end so why not come to Chester and enjoy the festive atmosphere. While your here come and take advantage of our offer 30% luggage.

    Our opening time for the Bank holidays are

    Monday 10am to 4pm

    Tuesday 10am to 4pm

    Wednesday Open as usual

  17. 20% off Shirts

    The Sun is shining in Chester today so why not pop in to see us and take advantage of our 20% off Shirt promotion , Whether your looking for that Shirt with that Sun protection or even a shirt that is crease free and no need to iron we have them all here, It ends on Sunday so if you can’t get in to see us today why not pop in over the weekend as Chester races are also on, so there will be a great vibe in the city.

  18. We have a 20% off Trousers all this week including the Bank holiday weekend

    Our opening hour for Easter weekend are

    Friday 6th April 9.30am to 5.30pm
    Saturday 7th April 9.30am to 5.30pm
    Sunday 8th April CLOSED
    Monday 9th April 10am to 4pm

    So come down as see us and pick up some bargins.

  19. Spring is almost apon us. The blossom is on the trees and there is never a better time to come to Chester and wander its historic streets. While visting come in and see us at the Chester store and check out our new Spring range and our Rider range.

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