Local Reviews
In September 2016, Sonia T said about Village Hotel Bury
This is a very busy hotel, running multiple weddings and functions with factory like efficiency. The gym is super popular and the pool is warm and inviting.
However the bar food is mediocre and the breakfasts are underwhelming. Cheap and cheerful food and coffee that makes you leave early and grab a Starbucks on the way out to get rid of the taste.
The lift was broken on Friday and still out of order on Sunday morning when we left causing people to carry cases, presents, babies and prams up and down from the second to the ground floor. There was a choice to go through the kitchen accompanying a member of staff and use the service lift but this was not ideal, it was still a long walk for a disabled person.
The staff were polite and friendly but incredibly rushed off their feet at times.
No issues with the rooms, they were comfortable, clean and modern. The dyson fan advertised does not include a remote control so it is full on or off, no timer, oscillation or level of control.
The pool changing rooms look great and they have good facilities but some signage would be helpful for people who have never been before. Otherwise you spend five minutes working on how to use the locker bracelet and looking for the entrance to the pool.
The absolute worst part of the stay was watching the masses of self righteous skinny jean wearing half wits driving pimped up cars showing off in the car park and parking in disabled bays to go the gym or just hang around loving themselves. It seams the tight pants must limit your ability to walk but don't require a badge. Go figure! This needs policing for the sake of decency and respect.
However the bar food is mediocre and the breakfasts are underwhelming. Cheap and cheerful food and coffee that makes you leave early and grab a Starbucks on the way out to get rid of the taste.
The lift was broken on Friday and still out of order on Sunday morning when we left causing people to carry cases, presents, babies and prams up and down from the second to the ground floor. There was a choice to go through the kitchen accompanying a member of staff and use the service lift but this was not ideal, it was still a long walk for a disabled person.
The staff were polite and friendly but incredibly rushed off their feet at times.
No issues with the rooms, they were comfortable, clean and modern. The dyson fan advertised does not include a remote control so it is full on or off, no timer, oscillation or level of control.
The pool changing rooms look great and they have good facilities but some signage would be helpful for people who have never been before. Otherwise you spend five minutes working on how to use the locker bracelet and looking for the entrance to the pool.
The absolute worst part of the stay was watching the masses of self righteous skinny jean wearing half wits driving pimped up cars showing off in the car park and parking in disabled bays to go the gym or just hang around loving themselves. It seams the tight pants must limit your ability to walk but don't require a badge. Go figure! This needs policing for the sake of decency and respect.
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In September 2016, naomiw856 said about Village Hotel Bury
Enjoyed our night away for our anniversary. Staff that we met were polite, friendly and efficient. Breakfast team wor ked hard to ensure everything was topped up and available. We will consider booking again in the future.
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In September 2016, H4554TDjeanc said about Village Hotel Bury
A great place to stay out of the town centre. The staff are friendly and helpful.
Although we didn't use the facilities, we looked around them and they were plentiful.
We will return if we again need to stay in the area
Although we didn't use the facilities, we looked around them and they were plentiful.
We will return if we again need to stay in the area
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In September 2016, JeannieCass said about Village Hotel Bury
A lovely place located just out of the town centre with great access.
The room we had (178) was not easily signposted to, nor was reception on your way out! This clearly needs addressing.
The room was spacious and clean
The room we had (178) was not easily signposted to, nor was reception on your way out! This clearly needs addressing.
The room was spacious and clean
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In September 2016, Chris Y said about Village Hotel Bury
I have spent a lot of days at this hotel throughout the last month or so and I have found the 2 ladies at reception called Danielle and ashleigh to be always very friendly and welcoming .. they are always willing to go the extra mile to help you out even when you ask them to print of 30 copy of something ... there customer service is 2nd to none and fantastic example of 2 model employees. Very happy.
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In September 2016, Amanda D said about Village Hotel Bury
All staff were very friendly and helpful. Nice rooms with comfy bed but there was a bit of road noise (thought the window was opened but when checked it was definitely closed). Lift broke during our stay although we were offered the use of staff lift if required
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In September 2016, GillKing40 said about Village Hotel Bury
Lovely hotel, very clean, rooms very spacious and very tastefully decorated, beds sooo comfortable, food lovely, staff very friendly, spa treatments amazing, had a great weekend and will definately be returning x Thank you
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In September 2016, Lorraine P said about Village Hotel Bury
Enjoyed a couple nights stay whilst visting my sister who lives in Manchester. The room was very modern, clean and well presented. We didn't eat or drink there. We did use the spa facicilities which was lovely. We had a treatment which was nice. Everybody made us feel welcome.
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In September 2016, KarenS131 said about Village Hotel Bury
I booked this hotel as i was attending a conference there. I considered the cost ler room rather pricy, but i had no other options due to the conference being held at the same venue. Generally speaking the hotel met my needs on that occasion. The rooms are clean and tidy, but basic. The leisure facilities are very good. I had a slight problem with the drumming noice of the traffic on the nearby motorway, which did interupt my sleep. The staff were very helpful and polite. Overall an ok stay for a short break.
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In September 2016, Lisa2089 said about Village Hotel Bury
Don't upgrade to club room I don't think it's worth the money. Lovely decor but too many lamps in the bedroom when it could have benefited from having more mains power sockets. Also the tassimo machine isn't stocked well enough! No milk pods just the coffee pods. I rang reception to ask if someone could bring me some milk on the first morning we were there (my birthday) 8am to be told I could go and get my own! Not what I wanted to hear! Room temperature bottled water and sky tv that can't be paused and doesn't have on demand. The bed was very luxurious with gorgeous down bedding that was very high quality. The restaurant is good but very expensive. There is a pub on the other side of the road that does great breakfast for half the price and definitely cheaper alcoholic drinks, the hotel charges £25 for a bottle of Zinfandel rosé! The spa and pool are good, no need to bring towels they are provided by the leisure reception. I'd recommend going swimming early or later as they have kids swim in the afternoon. Felt very looked after in the spa. Would go to the spa again but probably wouldn't stay in the hotel again.
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