Good Lovely hotel. Great rooms. A couple of the breakfast items were a bit dry and tasteless

Spa The spa was really nice and the meal was lovely good :) Breakfast

Exceptional Lovely scenery, pool and facilities. A few small shops nearby. Lovely lounge.

Exceptional Extremely attractive, well run and comfortable hotel with impressive pool and gym The restaurant menu is somewhat limited.

Lovely venue Setting beautiful Room clean and comfortable All was excellent

Pleasant The spa was fabulous The room smelt awful so we didn’t end up staying. I emailed the duty manager at the hotel but they didn’t reply

Enjoyed it . The staff were very nice The room and the breakfast was good Price of the drinks in the bar

Good Location Breakfast

Had a really good stay, used the spa and pool each morning which was fabulous. The breakfast was very good. mushrooms were cold! teacup had lipstick on it.

Perfect spa zone!
Outside swimming pool amazing! Next time will try massage as well x

Very quiet. Good Sleep. Room nothing special. Very quiet and a good nights sleep. The room was nothing special. Not very inviting. Nobody put much effort in making the room comfortable. Just standart. Didn`t have time to use the swimming pool. Convenient parking. Dinner was nice. Nobody put much effort in making the room inviting or comfortable.

Could have been a perfect stay but just a few things let them down. Rooms nice and clean, spa facilities good Delays at check-in (system upgraded and not working). Ordered lunch in the bar and despite being practically the only ones there waited over half an hour for 2 sandwiches. Was told there had been a shift change??? Duty managers repremanding staff and moaning about other team members in public areas. M'aitre d in restaurant to over attentive. Quite over-priced food and drink for the quality and lack of choice.

I was really disappointed my room had what looked like damp on the wall, the shower curtain was smelly, the furniture was tired. I paid nearly £100 room only. Room service gave me a burnt cheese burger with no cheese and no drink. When I told reception as I checked out the receptionist said oh I’ll tell housekeeping and took two attempts to refund my burnt burger.
Bolton is a challenge for a decent hotel but I won’t go here again.

The wedding was absolutely beautiful. As was the room and spa, only downfall for myself and my partner was the breakfast we had in the courtyard Restaurant the baked beans was cold the fried egg wasn’t runny and the bacon was only cooked on one side! So obviously didn’t eat much of that! Was gutted as we had a long drive home! Also £5 to use a dressing gown to get into the spa is an absolute joke!

We stayed here 4th _6th Oct. on a Coach holiday . Enjoyed the break and company. Meals were served well and hot .Service was great and nothing was too much trouble. Even thou there were two wedding parties the noise level was ok . Love the idea of rooms around a Courtyard .

Nice room and pleasant staff. Most of the staff went out of the way to be helpful. We were late for a wedding and running to get there on time. We went to reception who gave us vague instructions of where the event was taking place. I think she could have gone out of her way more.

Good Modern Some areas dated

Good add some coat hooks on the back of doors

Exceptional Excellent venue and hotel Nothing at all

We came to Bolton, not an obvious weekend destination, to visit granny. The hotel facilities were extensive: good spa, gym and swimming pool, large rooms with decent TV to keep the kids happy. The food was delicious. Even the kids meals were tasty. Ian, the bar manager, instinctively knew this mum need a large glass of Merlot with her food! We will be coming back.

Pleasant The hotel was lovely. Great surroundings. Room very disappointed with, mould round bath. Dirty marks on walls...looked like it needed a good clean

Would recommend to everyone Stay was too short will definitely be returning

Good Location Toaster in Breakfast room totally inadequate.?

On Sunday morning, I went to the breakfast buffet and the girl, Katie, who was bringing the food out was extremely friendly and ensured we were satisfied with the food on offer. We never did without as she was efficient and took good care. The service in the restaurant cannot be faulted.

I visited Last Drop Village after finding a deal on Wowcher for overnight stay with dinner, breakfast, two glasses of prosecco, use of spa facilities and two 25 minute treatments. Even with a small supplement for a Saturday night it was still really good value for money.
Upon arrival it was immediately evident that there was a wedding going on, and the car park was full. There is plenty of parking around the back of the hotel but it's not clearly signed and we had to obtain a map from reception before being able to find it.
Reception and the Courtyard Bar were full of wedding guests, but staff were coping well and were very friendly and efficient at check in.
Our room was spacious and comfortable, with bathrobes and slippers left on the bed for us to use in the spa. It was a bit rough around the edges, with a stained carpet and parts of the bathroom which had seen better days, but nothing really to complain about.
We headed straight to the tea shop for a cake before we went to the spa. We opted for a cream tea between us, as it comes with two very large scones and a pot of tea. The scones were warm and tasty. We just had to go to the counter to get milk, as it was forgotten and the waitress was running around too much for us to grab her.
We got changed into our swimming clothes and robes in the room, as we could walk to the spa without going into the main part of the hotel (there are changing rooms with lockers in the spa though). Staff in the spa were also very friendly, and our treatments were really good. I was very impressed with my lady, as she really took note when I said I wanted a relaxing massage without too much pressure (I find most people still apply too much pressure). After the treatments we made use of the spa's thermal suite. It was extremely busy in there due to other Wowcher users and some hen parties, but we still managed to use all of the six different rooms and the hydro pool. It did start to empty out and get a bit quieter eventually as well.
In the evening we headed to the bar and enjoyed our free prosecco - again the staff were very nice. We'd reserved a table in the Courtyard Restaurant for dinner when we booked the trip a long time before, which I was glad about because it's much nicer than the Last Drop Inn which was the standard restaurant for Wowcher guests. The ambiance was nice with some live piano, and we were mostly impressed with the food (just one main of lamb koftas could have been better). The Biscoff cheesecake was divine. Staff were generally good, except one waiter who forgot a few things like jugs of water. After dinner we headed back to the Courtyard Bar, which was showing football and was still very busy at past 11pm.
Breakfast was served in the Last Drop Inn for Wowcher guests. The Courtyard Restaurant option again looked much nicer, but we didn't want to push it as we'd managed to get in there for dinner. The selection in the Inn was okay, with hot and cold buffet options including fruits, meats and cheeses. The main thing that let it down for me was the lack of hash browns, which are my favourite!
The Village is quite quirky, with lots of little shops and places to eat and drink. Some of it is quite dark, like the tea shop and the Inn, due to very small/no windows. It reminded me of places I've visited in America, where they try to create an oldy-worldy feel but just miss the mark. It was cosy though, and most places had a nice atmosphere. The fairy lights around the outdoor areas were a nice touch.
All in all we had a lovely weekend here. My husband had visited about 15 years previously when it used to be a Macdonald venue, and said that it used to be much better - something which is echoed in other reviews. I would still return though, but probably only with another deal.