Called for a drink and to see what the gf food was. Wow surprise proper gf menu see pic…read more Small range of cask beer and the one I tried was very good. There are many facets to the pub/hotel from a couple of small rooms to what appears to be a large dining area. Outside seating us both at the front and the back. Spot the chickens

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.

I hate to say it but this branch of the Village Hotel, isn't the nicest hotels available in the…read moreManchester area, even being beaten on some levels by certain branches of Premier Inn, and Crowne Plaza with similar / cheaper prices and in better locations for the city center, I used to like this hotel being a regular here for their branch of Starbucks, but recently not only has the hotel gone downhill, but the bar and Starbucks has too, I've never actually stayed here considering I live right round the corner but still have been here a number of times to write an in depth review. This hotel is quite a big building, and seems quite old fashioned especially when compared to other branches of the Village I've visited, such as the next one nearest to here, just off the M60 in Ashton, which is an impressive, large black building with the car park and enterence on one floor, in a better location near a small retail park such as Prezzo and Mcdonald's. This branch of the Village has a few dozen steps to get too, their also is a small lift tucked into the corner which doesn't seem really nice, there is a buzzer for the gate and the lift button, so in a way it feels like a lift in the house or some sort of illegal building, the lift was really small. it wasn't very nice and smelt funny. The staff here seem okay, but they don't stand out. Inside the hotel, there is nice facilities such as a big swimming pool, and what I guess is a gym but it doesn't seem very nice either, being really dark, it is quite big but it just doesn't seem a really nice place, which is a shame as it just seems to be following its' branch of Starbucks Coffee in going downhill, making a once nice hotel which used to be the stepping stone of standards the brands should follow, but be an example of what a branch shouldn't do.

Another great event last night at the Village Hotel bury…read more Well child is a charity to help sick children. Started the evening with a red carpet champagne reception. Then seated to watch a Britain's got talent act. Followed by a 3 course dinner ..Auctions Raffles and much more to raise money for this worthy charity. The night had many twists and turns and lots of unforgettable memories.

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.

The Park side is a very quiet pub on Bury Old Road, near the commercial. I don't go in often, when…read moreI do I always feel it could do with a tidy up or new furniture. The beer is reasonable but there is no spark to the venue and often there are very few people visiting unfortunately

The Parkside is a large, spacious pub offering all the usual lagers and bitters. Recently a snack…read moremenu has been introduced which is nice and simple and ideally priced and won't break the bank. Enjoyed my time at the pub watching the football - and playing a bit of pool afterwards in the tap room. The pub is situated nicely opposite Heaton Park and about 300-400 yards from Heaton Park Metrolink station. A sure winner of a pub for those descending on Heaton Park for the Oasis gigs in 2009!

We stayed here for one night. We were surprised that the hotel was really like its new Best Western…read morename: Bolholt Country Park Hotel. The grounds were nice and quiet even though it was quite busy for the weekend. Our room was situated in a building that was not in the same one as the modern reception. The hotel also consisted of the Stables Leisure Club, which was annoyingly also in a separate building, accessible via the outside of the reception, through the car park. The good points are that the staff were great. Good local knowledge and very friendly and efficient at dealing with many people checking out at the same time. The room was spacious and the grounds were well maintained and quiet, desire it being quite old. The bar area was a nice spot for relaxing. They also have a restaurant but we did not try it as the menu looked quite pricey (£15 for a main course). I'd recommend it if you're needing a place that's great value in North Manchester.

This is a wonderful "resort"...not actually a hotel...much better. The buildings are old England…read morewith steam heat and the walls are thin. But, what a wonderful stay we had. The buildings are very pretty, there is a health club named "Stables"...and the logo is the bust of a horse...naturally I thought this was an actual stable and maybe we could rid horses...LOL...was I ever surprised. The staff was wonderful...the restaurant breakfast was "perfect"....Sunday was the buffet and what a selection. Monday was menu, but seemed to have everything that was on the buffet. The sausage was great...the bacon, well bacon in the UK is different than in the USA...these were like little ham's and WOW they were tasty. Poached eggs on toast were flawless. We would welcome the opportunity to stay here again....I am certain you will also.

I loved this hotel ... It is fairly new so all of the fixtures and the room was very nice and clean…read moreand fresh. My room was luckily overlooking the river and I got a fantastic view of the sunset and spinningfields. The dining area was right next to the river and was awesome ... The all you can eat breakfasts that premier inn offer are the best I have had. It is all within 5 minutes walk from spinningfields and Salford central train station and with road links very close by. 5 minutes walk to Deansgate and thus the shopping and other great features Manchester has to offer. I need to stay here again very soon.

The best thing about this hotel was the breakfast in the morning, normally its a buffet but due to…read morecovid restrictions its table service only. I placed my order and about ten minutes later it arrived, freshly cooked, piping hot and beautifully laid out in the plate; all for 8.99. The room had a reasonable size TV and free wifi is an essential these days. They have an arrangement with the NCP car park round the corner for discounted rates. The staff were very helpful, in the evening I needed directions to get to This and That (you can read my review here on Yelp) and the lady printed out a map for me to follow. The duty manager in the morning ensured a smooth checkout and served the aforementioned breakfast beautifully. The only thing I would improve is to empower the staff more like in the best hotels, when I arrived after a long drive from London there was a problem with my reservation so I was hanging around in the lobby for half an hour while this was sorted when all I wanted to do was freshen up. When this has happened to me previously receptionists have said just go up to the room and relax while we get this sorted.

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.

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!!!