Local Reviews
In November 2014, Serenity_DK said about Village Hotel Bury
Booked this hotel on a whim and have to say we where pleasantly surprised by our stay here. The hotel has plenty to offer - a pub, restaurant, starbucks, leisure facilities all under one roof with free car parking (which is a novelty these days) our room was lovely and large, well equipped and made for an excellent stay even if it was a little dark! but if your looking for mood lighting it has it in buckets - One hint if you get a room with a ghostly whistle just run the shower for a minute or two and it goes away!
The staff where friendly, helpful and couldn't do enough for you.
All in all a great stay at a very good price we will certainly be using this hotel again
The staff where friendly, helpful and couldn't do enough for you.
All in all a great stay at a very good price we will certainly be using this hotel again
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In November 2014, Peter G said about Village Hotel Bury
Stayed here as part of Newmarket coach trip to Blackpool. Excellent food, good sized room and very comfortable. Pity about having to drag cases up so many steps, and being so isolated in a business park.
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In November 2014, thebabyfacedassassin said about Village Hotel Bury
Nice hotel in a quiet location. Sunday carvery buffet in the restaurant was really good and breakfast was also very good and tasty. Our boys loved the breakfast. Pool was lovely and warm and we had a lovely time here and will definitely be back. The room was a little warm so can imagine it may be more of an issue in the summer but we did have a window we could open. Would have been nice to have a fridge in the room but that is a minor comment.
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In November 2014, shallcroft said about Village Hotel Bury
I purchased a Groupon offer for a Murder mystery night at the Village hotel, I paid £15 a person for a 3 course meal and the entertainment, the full price was £25. To be fair at £25 it was reasonable value and over all a pretty good night was had by all. Food was excellent and the murder mystery players put on a good show and it was a good laugh. Once the meal is finished and the murder solved there was a disco after till 1am. I am no party animal so we stayed for a bit and moved over to the bar which was quieter but still a lovely place to chill and digest food. Beer selection in there was good as well.
Great
Great
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In November 2014, Daviesbuckley said about Village Hotel Bury
recently went on a murder mystery night at the village hotel in Bury, the entertainment was top notch, so was the food till I was served my sweet, with a side serving of an ant! Disgusting! The waitress asked what was wrong with my sweet, I said it's got ant on it! Her reply was, would like another? What on earth was she thinking, I was disgusted I could not even talk, then she just walked away. When we left for the night there was no-one around to complain to, so just left the hotel, I will be contacting them in the future to discuss further!
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In November 2014, M1ndgames said about Village Hotel Bury
Booked a night as a birthday treat for my partner. Got talked into a upgrade by receptionist - essentially £20 for Sky TV. 'Softer beds and bigger room' apparently. Can't compare beds of course - but it was comfortable - but bigger was entirely pointless ...unless you wanted to dance a jig.
The 'bigger' part was a large open space with a couch on one wall and mirror on the opposite. A table might be a good idea, especially if you fancy room service. Wouldn't advise it though as, apart from cold (cooling), the food was pretty lame. Expensive but lame ....and really comfortable chomping away on the bed. Larger room? Waste of space. Literally. Waste of money. Definitely.
Add to all that that room was too warm, making it difficult to sleep, and pretty noisy, won't be staying again.
Only positive was leisure facilities of pool, sauna,, steam room etc. Good stuff.
The 'bigger' part was a large open space with a couch on one wall and mirror on the opposite. A table might be a good idea, especially if you fancy room service. Wouldn't advise it though as, apart from cold (cooling), the food was pretty lame. Expensive but lame ....and really comfortable chomping away on the bed. Larger room? Waste of space. Literally. Waste of money. Definitely.
Add to all that that room was too warm, making it difficult to sleep, and pretty noisy, won't be staying again.
Only positive was leisure facilities of pool, sauna,, steam room etc. Good stuff.
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In November 2014, Rob E said about Village Hotel Bury
The hotel staff were friendly, helpful and efficient. The facilities are superb, and the pool mind-boggling.
The room was well appointed, with a very comfortable bed. I was also delighted to find the bath was of sufficient length that I could actually recline fully in it, something that's pretty rare these days, I find.
The evening meal was very good, and reasonably priced - I had an excellent fillet steak that was cooked to perfection.. Again, friendly and helpful waiting staff.
The only downsides were the (admittedly free) wifi slowing to a dead halt during the course of the evening, and the fact that the bar had three televisions showing some football match or other, with the volume set to just below World War Three, and it was a tad difficult to find a spot where I could enjoy a reasonably quiet pint.
Notwithstanding the above minor gripes (the wifi did behave itself later on in the evening), I can thoroughly recommend this hotel
The room was well appointed, with a very comfortable bed. I was also delighted to find the bath was of sufficient length that I could actually recline fully in it, something that's pretty rare these days, I find.
The evening meal was very good, and reasonably priced - I had an excellent fillet steak that was cooked to perfection.. Again, friendly and helpful waiting staff.
The only downsides were the (admittedly free) wifi slowing to a dead halt during the course of the evening, and the fact that the bar had three televisions showing some football match or other, with the volume set to just below World War Three, and it was a tad difficult to find a spot where I could enjoy a reasonably quiet pint.
Notwithstanding the above minor gripes (the wifi did behave itself later on in the evening), I can thoroughly recommend this hotel
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In November 2014, RD_choirgirl said about Village Hotel Bury
I stayed again for another Super Josh event, this time I had an upper deck room and whilst I wasn't too happy about the smell of paint, because it upsets my asthma, I had a very comfortable sleep! - though a step ladder would have been nice! There were issues with the phone, so I did miss my allocated massage, but staff managed to rearrange this as I had not had my alarm call.
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In November 2014, Foyster123 said about Village Hotel Bury
Stayed here for the night and can't wait to go back! Arrived to a very friendly receptionist offering Buck's Fizz, rooms are clean, very warm and inviting with an extremely comfy bed! Had paid for the upper deck room so the added extras of tea/coffee and full sky package were very welcome. Pool and spa facilities and staff very helpful and friendly. Restaurant staff very professional and friendly, again, couldn't do enough for you, even allowing us to take dessert back to our room to enjoy later! Food was exceptional, both the evening meal and the buffet style breakfast. All in all a fab stay for us, can't wait to go back.
*****
*****
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In November 2014, Davidcamm said about Village Hotel Bury
Stayed hede a few times andI love it, it has a pool, gym, great restauramts and bars, staff are friendly accommodating and conversational.
The Village is often fully booked as it is so popular locally as well as with business people during weekdays, famous people stay here too, I saw Nicholas Lyndhurst here in August with his family and colleagues, (rodders from Only fools and Horses)
The breakfast is fabulos and family have had special occasions meals in the restaurant, at weekends it has a party atmosphere and wedding events.
The wifi can be tricky to log onto so use 10.0.0.1 the ip log on page, it was fab after that, very fast in rom 188 and all ground floor. Once you log on downstairs its fine in your room too.
I wish we were able to use the tv in room to connect xbox as it has scsrt, hdmi, avi inputs but they are disabled.
Tip.... the switch above heated towel rail is an alarm so dont press it.
I highly reccommend the Village you will love it too. Kids love it too.
The Village is often fully booked as it is so popular locally as well as with business people during weekdays, famous people stay here too, I saw Nicholas Lyndhurst here in August with his family and colleagues, (rodders from Only fools and Horses)
The breakfast is fabulos and family have had special occasions meals in the restaurant, at weekends it has a party atmosphere and wedding events.
The wifi can be tricky to log onto so use 10.0.0.1 the ip log on page, it was fab after that, very fast in rom 188 and all ground floor. Once you log on downstairs its fine in your room too.
I wish we were able to use the tv in room to connect xbox as it has scsrt, hdmi, avi inputs but they are disabled.
Tip.... the switch above heated towel rail is an alarm so dont press it.
I highly reccommend the Village you will love it too. Kids love it too.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk