Local Reviews
In September 2004, Companion9395 said about Bolton Stadium Hotel
Stayed at this hotel in July for our wedding anniversary. Decided to book a suite which was situated on a private floor as it was a special occasion. The room had seperate lounge area and a hugh bathroom. Hotel staff were really friendly. The lesuire facilites were excellent with swimming pool, sauna, steam room and towels were all provided free of charge. All in all an excellent hotel definatley worth a visit.
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In June 2005, joh1961 said about Bolton Stadium Hotel
I visited the hotel for a 1 night stay with my 12 year old son. There was ample parking and we could park very close to the hotel. Checking in was no problem at all with attentive friendly staff and we were offered help with our luggage. Our room on the 1st floor was modern, clean and well presented with good facilities. It was a bit cold when we arrived but the heating was controllable by thermostat on the radiator so no problem.
The leisure facilities were compact but clean and well maintained and supervised. There are restricted access times for children (9am- 12 and 2pm-6) but that wasn't a problem.
The public areas were very modern and quite attractively furnished and lit although I wasn't too keen on the fake rocks and flowers in the Brasserie!
Breakfast was buffet style with a wide range of hot and cold food to choose from. The food was fresh and was regularly replenished. When we visited the hotel seemed very quiet and there were few other people at breakfast.
We didn't use the Brasserie or the hotel resturant for our evening meal as there are many food outlets on the retail park just behind the hotel, but the Resturant looked very pleasant with some of the tables having views of the football pitch. The staff were happy for us to view the pitch from the restaurant outside of opening hours.
Check out was quick and efficient.
All in all a good experience.
The leisure facilities were compact but clean and well maintained and supervised. There are restricted access times for children (9am- 12 and 2pm-6) but that wasn't a problem.
The public areas were very modern and quite attractively furnished and lit although I wasn't too keen on the fake rocks and flowers in the Brasserie!
Breakfast was buffet style with a wide range of hot and cold food to choose from. The food was fresh and was regularly replenished. When we visited the hotel seemed very quiet and there were few other people at breakfast.
We didn't use the Brasserie or the hotel resturant for our evening meal as there are many food outlets on the retail park just behind the hotel, but the Resturant looked very pleasant with some of the tables having views of the football pitch. The staff were happy for us to view the pitch from the restaurant outside of opening hours.
Check out was quick and efficient.
All in all a good experience.
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In July 2005, Adventurer44427 said about Bolton Stadium Hotel
Having stayed at this hotel on several occasions I have to say that the staff are just brilliant!
I have visited the hotel on football match days and outside the season and have to comment that the service standards are consistently good no matter how busy they are! Nothing is too much trouble and the rooms are nicely furnished and laid out.
Leisure facilities are good too, for a treat try the fine dining Reflections restaurant; where staff are attentive and interested!
Last time we were there met lots of footballers at breakfast who spent time signing autographs and posing for pics!
I have visited the hotel on football match days and outside the season and have to comment that the service standards are consistently good no matter how busy they are! Nothing is too much trouble and the rooms are nicely furnished and laid out.
Leisure facilities are good too, for a treat try the fine dining Reflections restaurant; where staff are attentive and interested!
Last time we were there met lots of footballers at breakfast who spent time signing autographs and posing for pics!
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In September 2005, Brian C said about Bolton Stadium Hotel
We stayed at the De Vere Whites for a Saturday night (not Bolton match day) in August. We got a really good deal - not much more expensive than the Travel Inn down the road, but in a different league quality wise.
The room was a good size, neat and clean. Breakfast was plentiful with a good selection, and the gym facilities were compact but not overly busy.
Like all large hotels, it couldn't claim to have great character, but if you're looking to stay in the area on business, or get a good deal on leisure stay, it's a good option.
The room was a good size, neat and clean. Breakfast was plentiful with a good selection, and the gym facilities were compact but not overly busy.
Like all large hotels, it couldn't claim to have great character, but if you're looking to stay in the area on business, or get a good deal on leisure stay, it's a good option.
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In September 2005, Gillandersontaylor said about Bolton Stadium Hotel
nice hotel new clean and a nice feel to the hotel.friendly staff and had no problem when we had been given a smoking room instead of non smoking changed with no hassle. however standard rooms have no air conditionig and terribly hot in august guess it wouldnt be a problem the majority of the time. the swimming pool and steam room was lovely. breakfast was good although slow in putting out fresh food. overall a thoroughly enjoyable stay and excellent value for the price we paid.
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In March 2006, Pioneer31353 said about Bolton Stadium Hotel
fantastic stay at this hotel, the hotel decor was nice the bedroom was great, clean and warm. staff were friendly and helpful. the hotel has 2 restuarants one the over looks the bolton pitch (formal wear) and another one next to the bar (for casual wear). the food was nice but there wasnt alot of choice on the menu.
i would definatly recommend this hotel to anyone , but get a rate over the internet, the hotel reservations dont negotiate the wouldnt budge from £90 for a double, but i got it for £60 (Bargin)
i would definatly recommend this hotel to anyone , but get a rate over the internet, the hotel reservations dont negotiate the wouldnt budge from £90 for a double, but i got it for £60 (Bargin)
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In April 2006, MichaelRCoventry said about Bolton Stadium Hotel
Modern hotel, not cutting edge, but smart and well presented. Buzzy atmosphere, built right into the stadium.
My room was a pitch view room, with an inspiring view out over the stadium - a great experience. Rooms are comfortable. I ordered room service twice and found the service flexible and friendly and the food good quality.
Amazing conference space at this hotel.
Only negative comment was that reception staff were a little too casual, but still friendly and helpful.
My room was a pitch view room, with an inspiring view out over the stadium - a great experience. Rooms are comfortable. I ordered room service twice and found the service flexible and friendly and the food good quality.
Amazing conference space at this hotel.
Only negative comment was that reception staff were a little too casual, but still friendly and helpful.
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In November 2006, AndrewJH16 said about Bolton Stadium Hotel
I stayed at the De Vere Whites in May 2006. The hotel has a different set up as it is the front of a football stadium. However inside it does feel spacious. The reception staff are pleasant but seem to be easily overwhelmed as sometimes there can be only one on reception. The rooms are clean and standard. The food in the restaurant is OK. I have stayed there before mid week when a football match has been on. The place can get swamped with football supporters both inside and outside the hotel before and after the actual match. The bar might be a bit busy in the evening but they do have staff on the front door to control non-residents from wandering in. However I have never found the evening football match a problem. The only risk is that you might not find a car parking space if you arrive at kick off.
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In November 2006, General-Lyasleep said about Bolton Stadium Hotel
We have stayed in a number of Devere Hotels and have never been disappointed by them.
Generally find the staff very professional, respectful and helpful and this hotel was no different.
Our room was large and comfortable, dinner in the restuarant was very nice and well presented, although service was a bit slow, however we were in no hurry.
This hotel is very popular with Bolton fans - we arrived on the day of the Man. Utd. game.
Hotel is a bit unusual but was good, mind you not as pleasant a location as some other Devere hotels.
Generally find the staff very professional, respectful and helpful and this hotel was no different.
Our room was large and comfortable, dinner in the restuarant was very nice and well presented, although service was a bit slow, however we were in no hurry.
This hotel is very popular with Bolton fans - we arrived on the day of the Man. Utd. game.
Hotel is a bit unusual but was good, mind you not as pleasant a location as some other Devere hotels.
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In December 2006, Samantha L said about Bolton Stadium Hotel
Stayed here for the Bolton v Man U game, had a pitchview room which was great! Can recommend.
Food in Reflections is A1, as is service.
Brasserie only so-so but not terrible either.
Leisure facilities clean and all in working order.
Bar staff just fab no matter what time of the day.
Breakfast can be a bit of a struggle, depending on what time you get there.
If you are a footie fan get yourself a pitchview room!
Food in Reflections is A1, as is service.
Brasserie only so-so but not terrible either.
Leisure facilities clean and all in working order.
Bar staff just fab no matter what time of the day.
Breakfast can be a bit of a struggle, depending on what time you get there.
If you are a footie fan get yourself a pitchview room!
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