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The Bolton Whites Hotel has evolved to become one of the leading hotels in Bolton, if not the North West. The hotel has over 100 luxurious bedrooms and many have views of the pitch. Every bedroom at Bolton Whites can take advantage of the free WI-Fi, incredible leisure facilities, en suite bathrooms and eat at the two on site English restaurants.
Exceptional
The views were beautiful breakfast amazing and staff lovely
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The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa is a beautiful hotel in Bolton. They provide wonderful accommodation boasting over 120 rooms! Not only that, they have two on-site restaurants for you to enjoy!
Stayed the night before to book our wedding
Was kept awake most of night due to people in the room above us partying with loud music and loud TV
Source: booking.com
Mercure Bolton Georgian House Hotel seamlessly combines historical charm with contemporary comforts, offering an exceptional stay experience. Whether travellers are searching for pet-friendly hotels, event venues, or a relaxing retreat in the heart of the West Pennine Moors, Mercure Bolton Georgian House Hotel delivers. With its ideal location just off Junction 6 of the M61 and proximity to key attractions, this Bolton hotel ensures convenience for both business and leisure travellers. From spacious rooms to versatile meeting spaces and a pet-friendly policy, Mercure Bolton Georgian House Hotel prioritises guest satisfaction. Travellers can discover the perfect blend of comfort, style, and accessibility at one of the finest hotels in Bolton, Mercure Bolton Georgian House Hotel.
Overall, a very pleasant break away from home with a comfortable room and friendly staff in general.
The disabled parking around the front wasn’t ideal as it was rather squashed without wide spaces both sides of the parking bays - only one bay had both sides wide. The disabled parking around the back was okay.
A minor problem with the room was the door - it didn’t fully close on its own, so we had to push or pull it closed to ensure it was secure. It could have been overlooked at first but we got into the habit of pushing or pulling it shut every time we went in or out.
The staff in general were very friendly and were ready to offer help immediately whenever necessary. They were generally very efficient as well, and one older member of staff, Irene, went out of her way to help us, especially my disabled partner who was in a wheelchair, and ensured that all her needs were met.
I would like to have given 5-stars due to the friendliness of the staff and service, but the tight disabled parking around the front which wasn’t appropriate for us and the door to the room sticking slightly as it closed couldn’t be overlooked. However, we hope to visit again sometime in the near future.
The disabled parking around the front wasn’t ideal as it was rather squashed without wide spaces both sides of the parking bays - only one bay had both sides wide. The disabled parking around the back was okay.
A minor problem with the room was the door - it didn’t fully close on its own, so we had to push or pull it closed to ensure it was secure. It could have been overlooked at first but we got into the habit of pushing or pulling it shut every time we went in or out.
The staff in general were very friendly and were ready to offer help immediately whenever necessary. They were generally very efficient as well, and one older member of staff, Irene, went out of her way to help us, especially my disabled partner who was in a wheelchair, and ensured that all her needs were met.
I would like to have given 5-stars due to the friendliness of the staff and service, but the tight disabled parking around the front which wasn’t appropriate for us and the door to the room sticking slightly as it closed couldn’t be overlooked. However, we hope to visit again sometime in the near future.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
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