Lovely pub and restraunt with excellent food. I had my wedding reception here and they were…read morefantastic. The staff are great and try to cater for your every need. The function room was warm and wecoming and tables set out beautifully. NO COMPLAINTS Only a 5 Minute drive from the centre of Ashton if you go up tree lined Henrietta Street and follow the road until you get to mini roundabout. Keep going straight up an its just on your left hand side.

Stayed here for a night at a function at the hotel. Very impressed with the quiet comfortable room…read morewith all the mod cons. Very peaceful night's sleep and enjoyed the full english breakfast included in the reasonable room rate the next morning. I think there's only about 7 rooms above the pub, so book well in advance. Recommended!

I've been here several times for work now, due to the proximity of work location, but really…read morenothing else. Beds are hard, pillows are thin, duvet is really thin - especially for winter months. There's always a strange off smell in every room I've ever stayed in. I ate once in the restaurant downstairs - it made me feel sick - really not nice at all, stale and microwaved overpriced food. Breakfast buffet is decent size, but again scrambled eggs are hard chewy and flavourless, sausages taste cheap, tomatoes are rock hard. The area itself isn't the nicest in Manchester. I've always got a taxi from the train station, but I've seen a bus stop nearby. The only pluses are the customer service, staff are always attentive and friendly - and the water heat and pressure in the shower is good. Make sure to bring all your toiletries, tooth brush and paste too as there's no perks in the room & there's no nearby shops.

Not at all luxurious, but I was greeted warmly and there was even a welcome note written on the…read moremirror! Location is odd and most people must drive. The walk from the metro was a bit dodgy and would be worse at night. There were no taxis at the Metro station so be prepared if you travel that way. An easy journey into Manchester though.

This hotel is in urgent need of extensive refurbishment. Peeling wallpaper, grimy threadbare…read morearmchairs and loose light fittings with blown bulbs can all be found without going any further than the reception desk! It was a Sunday evening and the restaurant was already closed when I arrived, tired and hungry at half past eight. This left only the bar for a meal, which I was gleefully informed would stop serving at nine. I rushed, I made it, the staff did not seem happy! The food however arrived promptly and was adequate, the square plate probably made it most memorable. The bar itself is uninspiring for a hotel such as this, if you are looking for some local brews to try I'm afraid you won't find them here. The corridors to the first floor rooms have more of the ubiquitous loose light fittings and ceiling panels ready to fall down at a moments notice, whilst the rooms have beech effect flat pack furniture, foam matresses and pillows. Guests please note that the first floor walls are embarrasingly thin. Breakfast is best avoided unless you are pushed for time, an all day breakfast at the nearest supermarket would be much better value. Please also note that the first floor rooms have restricted access due to very narrow doorways, although I remember from a previous visit that there are some reserved rooms on the ground floor with wide entry, so if disabled access is needed ensure you ask when placing your booking. I shall surely not return until I hear some serious effort has been made to improve the level of accomodation offered by this hotel.

What can i say about this hotel? Attentive service, comfy rooms excellent food, reasonably priced…read more Even though the hotel is less than 5 miles from our front door we love this place , had our 1st honeymoon night there and have been back since for a romatic meal.

Stayed here a couple of weeks ago because myself and Mrs Z were attending the wedding of an old…read morefriend. Can't say too much about the room because I didn't see much of it whilst sober,but it was pretty comfy and quite spacious,and at £55 you can make up your own mind as to how good value for money that is. The function room where the reception was taking place was a decent size and I can imagine it being quite a popular place for weddings,birthdays,anniversarys and dog fighting (not really,everyone knows they hold them in church halls).. A decent place....

Had supper at the hotel restaurant, eat...@smokies. We both…read morehad the 4oz charbroiled steak dinner. I had the soup, wife had the Banoffee dessert. Service was very attentive. Wine was chilled right. The steak was cooked as ordered. The peppercorn sauce added to the steak. A very good supper to round out the evening. Two nights later: both of us had the lamb koftas with a Western Cape Shiraz. Excellent lamb, wine was very dry a good thing.

I was the guest of friends here and I had a private en suite room. The host was very cordial,…read moreexplained the workings of the keys, doors, etc and my friends and I were able to easily walk a few blocks to our evening on the town. The room was spotlessly clean, with comfortable twin beds, a cupboard for clothes, TV, coffee, tea, etc. The bathroom was efficiently sized, and included shampoo and other toiletries. Like the room, it was spotlessly clean. I slept well and the room darkening drapes kept out street lights. There was no noise from the street or from within the building. Breakfast was hearty with numerous healthy options. I selected the English Breakfast, which was exceptional and freshly prepared. The building is an attractive brick townhouse, with a well tended rose garden. Located on a residential street close to town, It exceeded my expectations of what a good bed and breakfast should be. The host is friendly, but there is also a nice sense of privacy. Highly recommended!