Since I stayed at the hotel and ate at their restaurant, this review is for both:…read more Restaurant: I've eaten here for both lunch and dinner. Both the food and service is very good. Since I flew a red eye into MAN, I was pretty hungry by the time the restaurant opened. The waitress took pity on me and opened a little early to take my lunch order. Had the cheese and bacon hamburger. I was starving, so it tasted fantastic. Came back here for dinner to see if my thoughts on the food would change. Had the rib eye, side salad and the cauliflower fritters. All were very good. There's also several tables outside with umbrellas over them for shade. Hotel: first hotel I've ever stayed in that doesn't have a/c in the rooms!!! Makes a little more sense, when a friend of mine in the local area said that they've been having an extraordinary streak of heat and days without rain. Regardless, in room a/c is a must! If your travel plans bring you to Rochdale, this is worth a visit.

Stayed here for a friends dads surprise party. Room was nice if a little on the dark side with 2…read moredouble beds, reasonable size bathroom, tv plenty of nice big towels too (none of this towel the size of a stamp rubbish you sometimes get or 1 towel only as there is 1 person staying nonsense!). Didn't eat here on the evening as a separate event room had been hired and we had a buffet in there. Buffet included paella which isn't your normal buffet food but was a welcome change from sandwiches and sausage rolls! Had a quick drink in the bar which has a nice pub feel to it and a big open fire that would be perfect in winter. Breakfast was fresh and you had choice of cooked or continental or both if you were feeling hungry/ greedy but was busy at 9am on Sunday morning. It's served in the main restaurant. Heard good things about Fallen Angels Italian ( which at first i thought was a dodgy night club) restaurant so will need to come back to try that!

A very modern looking restaurant in a very traditional old-fashioned looking hotel which was a…read moreformer nursing home. The menu is fairly modern, but not particularly extensive. The food is generally pretty good and reasonably priced at around £20 for three courses. Perhaps most suitable for a nice imtimate dinner. If you fancy an overnight stay the rooms are suprisingly comfortable and reasonably priced.

Inn Keepers lodge in situated in Oldham and is a really nice well maintained hotel, Stylish decor…read moreand very friendly staff. I would say the hotel is around three stars. Myself and some friends stayed here on a hen night in May and we was well looked after and they gave us discount on breakfast (£15) as there was 11 of us would come here again as the service is 5 star!!!

Back when I first started drinking in Rochdale town centre The Flying Horse was called Sports,and…read morebefore Sports it was called The Flying Horse. Even though when it was Sports it was still a normal pub,it was patronised by the more alternative of Rochdale's drinkers (Metal Heads,Punks and Skins,this will become a bit of a theme when I review some of Rochdales pubs).But when it went back to being The Flying Horse (Some time in the mid 90's) they and I had moved onto watering holes new. These days it is just a normal,quite nice pub that has a decent choice of guest ales and a little stage that has bands playing on it sometimes. And on a saturday afternoon it is usually frequented by people who are either on their way to or from the registry office. Neither a bad nor a great pub,just nice...

Cheesy chart music, chavvy people, average priced drinks.. I…read morethink the only reason i ever go is due to it being local and the memories i have from the first time...managing to drop a full glass of malibu and lemonade in a toilet and it just bobbing up does that...