This is the second time I've stayed in a hotel in Wigan for work, and the second time it hasn't…read morebeen an excellent experience. The staff here are perfectly friendly, but the systems in place just seem so inefficient - it must drive them crazy too. It took a full 20 minutes to check in, and to order room service you had to go downstairs that night to pay for it - sort of negating the need for room service. After I'd ordered my dinner - burger and chips - I waited half an hour to receive jus the burger. Breakfast was pretty good and the hotel is by no means uncomfortable. It's a little rough around the edges; for example my door didn't fully close without a push because the carpet was too thick and my double bed was two singles pushed together. The hotel is also not in a nice area, I think on a council estate in fact. So it's not like it's a great idea to go out exploring for dinner. The breakfast is pretty decent. Overall, I'd have been happier if it was cheaper, but with so many problems, and the £72 per night cost, I think two stars is fair.

Solid hotel. The room I was in was WAY more modern than the hotel itself. Bed was a tad soft…read more My experience with the staff was excellent. My room was ready early, cleaned properly, and check in and out was a breeze. The WiFi worked VERY well and was generally quite fast. The bar was convient and had a good selection of beers. Breakfast was solid with well done eggs and bacon. Only did the dinner once and it was pretty good, the soup I had was excellent. The other nights I had plans with co-workers or plans of my own. Only wish it had a gym. Would definitely stay here again if in the area.

Paint falling off the walls, cobwebs all over the roof and in the corners of the room, and a…read moredistinct smell of human excrement in the corridor. These are just a few things I have identified in this badly aging hotel. My room consists of a 12inch TV, a desk which I would expect to find in a council office building and a wardrobe that I assume was donated from a charity shop. Now you could argue that when paying £45 a night for a single room; you get what you pay for...however... in the case of the "Coaching Inn Hotel", I feel like I have been robbed! You know its poor when you are lying down on a rack that is supposed to be your bed for the night, wishing you hadn't bothered and had just brought a tent and camped out on Asda's car park!

Proper pub.. Great at weekends ..with kareoke disco DJ on .. Beer is one of the cheapest in Wigan…read more..and great cocktails .. Friendly staff .. Party pub..

While the room was clean & the bathroom spotless, our bathroom smelled like a giant ashtray. It was…read moreabsolutely horrid. The bed was beyond uncomfortable & neither of us got a goood night sleep for both nights. The air conditioning is a myth. The room was boiling and we were both sweating through the night. The WiFi is crap. I'm only giving it a few stars because after a long day we were hungry & wanted a quick bite so we stopped at Thyme. The food was half way decent. And that's all I have to say about that. Jackée

What can you say about a Premier Inn? The location of this particular branch is great, perfect if…read moreyou're heading to Wigan for a night out as it's right at the end of the infamous King Street. Our welcome was friendly and, even though we were using the self check-in, someone took the time to come over and made sure we knew all about breakfast etc. The interior is all very standard Premier Inn, well signposted to the rooms and the like. The room was very well put together, and the bed was probably one of the comfiest I've stayed in for a while! You can't open the windows but the air conditioning helped cool it all down after a rather rushed journey in. The midday check out was a real treat the next day - it's a simple touch but makes a huge difference.

My sister and I attended the wedding reception of our friend and fellow Yelper Lesley B here on…read moreSaturday. We also managed to get a room here for the night. This Ramada hotel is well loacted, about a minute from the M61 motorway and a few minutes from the Reebok stadium, home to Bolton Wanderers. Fortunately, we were here on a non footballing weekend and we didn't have to share the premises with lots of football fans. The hotel has some nice amenities like a health centre, endorsed by Sebastian Coe himself, no less. Obviously, running the 2012 Olympics campaign still leaves him some free time on his hands! The health centre has a nice pool, spa bath and sauna as well as a gym. We had a really good wedding reception and the most important thing was that Lesley and Andrew really had a good time. It was a joyful occasion shared with friends and family and revellers of all ages joined in the ceilidh dancing. The kitchen however did struggle at times - there was a long gap between main course and dessert and I saw the suden appearance of the managers on the floor, helping to serve the dessert. The service for the dinner started well but did go downhill as the wheels gradually came off. There was little sign of teas and coffees at the end of the dinner. Fortunately, this didn't detract from Lesley and Andrerw's enjoyment of their day but I wonder if the hotel struggled to cope with having more than one wedding party going on that evening. They did give us a good rate for the room - £30 per person for the night. I'm not sure if that was a special rate for the wedding but it was good value for that class of hotel.

Hotel very dated , hairs in bed , dust every where , hairs all over bathroom floor and mould on…read moreshower curtain , Restaurant tired looking , tables had worn varnished surface ( no table cloths) Carpets and scuff marks all over the walls. Staff friendly on the plus side .

The Britania hotel is situated just of junction 27 in the Standish area of Wigan, the hotel is not…read morea good hotel, despite it being one of the largest in Wigan. The decor has become very tired and is in need of modernisation. The restaurant was not busy, which was understandable as the food was not great, there are better alternatives in the centre of Standish. The gym is very small but not too busy, the pool was tiny which became a problem if more than two people were trying to use it at the same time. There was also a sauna and small Jacuzzi.

We stayed here a couple of days for some business meetings. The rooms were spacious and well kept…read more The service was wonderful. We ate several times in the restaurant and hit the pub every night. Next time, I'm leave room in my schedule to hit the spa!

Kilhey Court is a lovely venue for weddings. I've only ever been to Christmas and birthday parties…read morebut they have always been lovely. The food is lovely but the bar is expensive. When you check into the hotel don't give them your mobile number as I have been inundated with text messages ever since I did!

Ah Bel Air. I have spent one happy Father's Day here with my boyf's family and it was a pleasant…read moreenough experience. Once a top notch hotel, the Bel Air is now a cross between a sports bar and a pub; big screen tv's line the walls with Sky Sports playing on mute, photos of rugby stars adorn the walls, and uplifting quotes are painted all around. I wasn't drinking on the day due to a horrible cold but I am assured the beer/ale selection was worth a thumbs up, though this changes and you can have a dissapointing beer experience. Comfy, friendly, and casual. The eptiome of Wigan.

Now called wilf's bar it is a place mainly for drinkers not guests! The drinking goes on until the…read moreearly hours and is not really condicive to sleep. The premises have some quirky touches,like the almost life sized pharoh statue in the entrance,and the calligraphy adorned walls of the bar. Overall it is a place for a sociable night out not a hotel now.

This place seems to have been around for ever. Decent pub/ restaurant that always seems to have…read moretheme nights to entertain. Not stayed in the hotel yet but is quite good by all accounts and also has an adjoining leisure centre that the guests can use.

I couldn't fault this hotel. My youngest son contacted them…read moreto plan his wedding day and the staff were absolutely superb. All the planning was done by them, while the two families chose to provide gifts, wedding cake etc. A room for the night was included for the couple and those of us who didn't want the problem of getting home late at night booked double rooms for a very reasonable price with an excellent breakfast included. The wedding itself was smoothly conducted, with a registrar present and all guests had a celebratory drink of bucks fizz or natural orange juice as preferred. There was a Wedding Breakfast as I have been told to call it actually a glorious meal. We also had full use of the function room for the evening, with its own bar, right through until everyone had had enough; although some of us went through to the adjoining public bar as they had two real ales on hand-pump! Drinks prices were (for an hotel) very good, in fact, the same as pub prices around the area. The rooms were basic, but very comfortable and, for most of us, on the ground floor and very close to the function room. The car-parking area is next to the hotel and ample for all of our needs. The location is perfect as it is surrounded by fields and trees, yet is right next to the East Lancashire Road (A580), so very easy to find.