Norma at the Village Hotel Bury offered fantastic hospitality.

Excellent service from Norma, Amy and Tracy at the Village Hotel Bury.

Great service at the Village Hotel Bury, I would highly recommend.

Fantastic facility, friendly staff - All around a great experience, would not hesitate to recommend! Value for money! forward thinking management team!!

Great service, great food, great atmosphere, free wifi - Highly recommend

Great food, Sunday carvery is excellent and very good value!!

Excellent service and quality. I keep coming back. Keep up the great work.

Lovely modern surroundings, contemporary decor - far too much food and choice - leave feeling like a hippo!! Excellent value for money!! Keep up the good work!!

Nice food and good service, good quality with great value for money.

Very nice food and fab value for money with the children. Village Hotel in Bury

Exceptional food,very impressed with fresh food, hot and service is great, we are from a catering background so we know when it is good. Can't wait for next visit!!

First time here, best carvery we've ever been too. Will definitely be coming again and will recommend to all our family and friends, even though 20 miles away!

Superb - Could not fault the food or service at all. The staff are very obliging!!

Very nice food, resaonably priced and lots of choice. Staff all very helpful and polite overall fabulous.

The welcome I received was wonderful. My evening just got better and better. I will be back soon.

Great food, great service!!! Village Hotel in Bury recommended by Robert W

Great food!!!! - Village Hotel in Bury, Recommended by Adam B

We have used The vilage hotel on numerous occasions for business presentations, business lunches and company Xmas parties. It is an excel;lent facility easily found and with more than ample free parking at Junction 2. The staff are always friendly and helpful and offer outstanding facilities

I have been to many business functions at The Village Hotel, the most recent being the Bury FC Christmas Lunch which was excellent. The food was excellent and the staff very friendly and welcoming. A great venue! Debi Fellone

We know and love the Village Hotel for many reasons, not least it being a great meeting venue for business and social occasions. The Victory pub have a great range of food and the staff are informal and friendly. We have had several of my business Christmas events there, stayed over and have been members of the gym. A great facility all round with fantastic motorway and local access

I stayed at thsi hotel for one night with my partner and my cat, as we were visiting family in Bury before going to a cat show in Stockport the following day.

Firstly, this is a HOTEL not a Travel Lodge/Inn with lots of rooms, a bar, a restaurant and a proper reception. It is nice quality and not at all shabby.

Rooms - the standard doubles were a bit on the small side, but had everything you wanted including a large TV with lots of channels and a nice bathroom.

Bar - Nice size serving reasonably priced snacks as well as drinks. Evening time was noisy, but then it was December and the hotel does put on Christmas Party Night work do's in Decembers. They also put on a lot of themed nights throughout the year, so there may be a lot of young, drunk and fairly noisy people wandering around later on, but this didn't bother us. We aren't over the hill yet! I assume it is a lot quieter Sunday to Thursday.

Restaurant - Again nice. Breakfast was of very good quality. The choice was not to the standard of, say, a Holiday Inn, but it was nice to have a properly cooked sausage (i.e. brown all over not just on one side) for a change! My partner swore the scrambled eggs were powdered, but then he swears all hotels use powdered eggs!

Staff - Nice and friendly (but then all northern people seem to be anyway). All were very keen to see my cat (extra fee of £10.00 on the room), word having got around!

Leisure - the pool area was lovely, water a little but fresh on entry but nice. Two roped lanes for avoiding any children (who are allowed in the pool up until 7.00 p.m.) plus a sauna, steam room, hot jacuzzi and pool temperature jacuzzi attached to the pool. Very relaxing and they even supply you with towels. There is a costume ringer in the changing room so you don't have to pack a wet swimsuit.

Location - We chose this hotel because it was just off the motorway and we needed a quick getaway in the morning. Lucky we did because it snowed for a few hours overnight and we would probably have not been able to drive on the less busy roads. However, if you want to go into Bury, it is probably a 20-30 minute walk.

Note - you can ring up and book an early check in for 12.00 noon instead of 3.00 p.m. if your room is not booked the night before for an additional fee of £10.00.

Stayed at this hotel as all the hotels in central Manchester were full. It's about 20 minutes drive from the centre so isn't difficult to go to concerts, etc. in the centre.

The room was clean and comfortable with all the facilities you would expect from a hotel. A little worn in places but the bed was very comfy and got a good nights sleep. No hotel information pack so we couldn't find out about the amenities, check out time, etc.

The hotel is split into two halves with a bridge linking the two on the second floor, meaning it's a little difficult to reach the rooms at the rear of the hotel. The communal areas were ok and the gym/swimming pool was of a good standard.

We tried to check-in at half two but the hotel wouldn't let us check-in until three in the afternoon. Reception staff were not the most friendly in the world. We had a coffee in the cafe while we were waiting - the cafe was a little grim and very much in need of a makeover.

Breakfast was included in the price but was absolute chaos. Had to wait half an hour for a table and when we did get one it was not very clean (napkins stuck to the table as did my arms - nice). We were sat next to some shelves and I wrote a 'clean me' message in the dust. Breakfast was ok but a little lacking and had to wait for coffee, juice, milk, pastries, hot food, etc. as they had all run out.

Plenty of free parking and I believe wireless internet was free but didn't use this.

Overall, hotel was just about acceptable but definitely wouldn't stay here again unless all the alternatives were full again.

Efficient, clean and friendly hotel, adequate parking.

My husband and I came to this part of the country for business purposes. The rate for the room was really very good and it included a meal on the Friday evening which was excellent. There is an £18 allowance against the a la carte menu, or there is a menu specifically for this meal which is a 3 course menu. The only gripe I have about the meal is that 4 different members of staff came to ask us if we would like to order - all within about a five minute time span.

The rooms are quite tired and need updating. There was a trouser press, iron, a decent hair drier. The only toiletries in the bathroom were the dispenser on the wall type, which made it quite difficult if you were having a bath. You have to stand up everytime you need some soap! The bed was an ordinary double and when you are used to a king size or super king size, it becomes very cozy!

Breakfast was well prepared, hot and tasty (buffet style) with the usual things on offer. The staff were very helpful and friendly and generally everything was good.

The hotel is well placed near a good network of motorways which was ideal for our needs.

This is our second stay here and we would return again in spite of the need for refurbishment of the bedrooms.

I have been staying at the Village in Bury three or four times a year for the past ten years, and have seen many changes, not all of them good, but this is a hotel that delivers on its promises and if you are able to take advantage of the advance saver rates then you won't find better value anywhere. The hotel has recently renovated its bedrooms (not before time - the drawer units were falling apart!) and the new rooms are stylish, functional, well-planned and the beds are very comfortable. As is usual practice in hotels, the lighting is rather poor but the bathrooms are bright enough. The pool and health club facilities are of a very good standard and spotlessly clean and well maintained. No complaints at the substantial breakfast selection, but steer clear of the restaurant if you are looking for a culinary excellence. The hotel caters to business people mainly midweek and at the weekends there are often weddings and celebrations. Be sure to ask for a quiet room if staying over the weekend because when we were there (over two weekends in early September) we were in a room directly over the function hall and the 'boom boom' of the disco went on till the wee hours on Saturday night, which did not enthrall us! The next week that we stayed there, the receptionist put us in a newly refurbished room on the second floor well away from the noise.
Nothing wrong with the Village, you get what you pay for.