What a stunning location! Set in the Welsh countryside, this hotel is housed in a building that was…read moreoriginally built in the 1500s! The rooms are nice and comfortable, particularly the bed. I liked that the bathroom has a bathtub - was exactly what I felt like after a long day of travelling. The check in process is simple and the staff are lovely and polite. The restaurant has a great menu and the food is very good. The rooms and the hotel are a whole was very clean and well presented. I would certainly stay there again.

Nice place to stay. Location was perfect. We were there for Creamfields weekend, and it was easy to…read moredrive to/from. The staff were very cheerful and helpful. Our rooms were comfortable and large. Only complaint was the food. Chicken and avocado sandwiches without the avocado is an epic fail. Would recommend staying here, as long as you eat somewhere else.

Staff is super friendly here. Rooms are clean and comfortable. I asked for water, front desk person…read morewent to the restaurant next door, grabbed and filled a glass water pitcher and brought it to my room. The staff here is great!! Room amenities are plentiful, linens are clean and fresh. Bathroom is spacious with a perfectly hot water. I like it!

Really enjoyed our meal at the crown! Very generous with the portions. The service was incredible…read moreand the staff were so pleasant! I would recommend either the margarita pizza or the pork roast. Highly recommend and will definitely be returning.

We were really surprised by this place when we stayed here. From the outside it looked fantastic,…read morewith its low roof, and authentic black and white beams. Inside was still traditionally maintained but looked a little tired. The food in the italian restaurant next door was really tasty and surprisingly reasonably priced. The main bar area was quiet for a monday night, but there was a pianist in the corner and the atmosphere was really cosy, not to mention a good range of real ales that the barman informed me were all local. The room we stayed in was clean and tidy and the staff were all excellent, couldn't have asked for more.

great value food, very accomodating staff, very clean toilets an food area would highly recommend…read morethis to anyone, and the children get a colouring book an pens to keep them occupied.

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!

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.

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.

Three family members recently stayed here while visiting me. My review is based on my visits to…read morethem at the hotel, and other points they mentioned to me. I have to say that the location within an industrial estate leaves me a bit taken aback! However, the hotel is easily accessed by motorway, and the smart decor, extensive function rooms, landscaping and large car park can still make this place a winner. One thing that swayed my family's choice is that one of the party needed a wheelchair-accessible room with shower (as opposed to a shower in a bath), which Lancashire Manor was able to offer. The food seemed OK - I tasted some of my sister's gnocchi which was alright, although I will admit that I don't have much idea regarding perfect gnocchi taste and texture. It seems to be a popular venue. We noticed a wine tasting event on the Friday night (perhaps a tasting menu of food paired with wines) which was sold out. And on the Saturday a large wedding reception was in progress. Lancashire Manor Hotel scores eco-points for offering a free-of-charge electric vehicle charging point plus a woodchip fuel biomass boiler, the latter of which which I would like a guided tour of some time!

Stayed in a large villa for comfort, but the Internet on the hotel grounds would not reach to the…read morevilla I was staying in with my husband.. bad service. Telephone also did not work and staff seemed irate with the mentioning of any issues. Was moved to a smaller room and was told to be "grateful" because it was more expensive, despite the villas being larger. The middle aged woman at the front desk attempted to excuse the issues by saying "I travel the world and stay at 5 star hotels, this happens with the wifi all the time at any upscale hotel", when I was in-fact visiting and am well traveled.. this has never happened to me and the comment was of a patronizing tone. Nail salon/spa has no drills, only nail files. Only go if you want a mani pedi or gel. They offer acrylic, but the work is horrible with no drills.. though the nail-tech has a great personality. Would definitely not recommend to anyone looking for a relaxing stay.

The Bridgewater restaurant, located inside this 3 star Hotel in leafy Lymm, offers diners a sedate…read moreand traditional environment to eat, drink a quiet pint, or else have a game of cards with some friends. The menu offers a choice of either a la carte or table d'hote dining and enjoys an excellent reputation for it's food and wine selection. Offers value for money and quality produce and has a lot to recommend it.

We stayed overnight here after going to a wedding. The front of house decor and furnishings are…read moremodern and well designed, the room on the other hand was extremely dated and was well overdue a face lift - a surprise when we saw it was part of the Macdonald chain. We were given quite a dark room with the hotel's kitchen extractor fan right outside our window causing a constant drone. Certainly not a place to stay for light sleepers as the walls are paper thin. All of this being said, it was a well priced room and fulfilled its purpose of a comfy bed to sleep off the wedding drinks!