Local Reviews
In January 2018, Jason Smith said about Village Hotel Bury
Very friendly staff and service in the village grill. We met up with family for Sunday carvary, and was surprised to find its basically all you can eat! £15 can get you as much food as you want. The place also has spa and gym and other facilities. As I've only had the food I cannot rate the other services but the atmosphere is very friendly, there's also free ice cream in the reception area. The downside is there's only 1 set of toilets, and you need a car or taxi to get to the place as it's in middle of industrial/business estate off the motorway/highway/dual carriageway whatever its called.
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In January 2020, Mike O'Toole said about Village Hotel Bury
It's in a good location and reasonably priced, but the rooms are very dark. From a female perspective, getting ready for a night out is really hard as there aren't enough sockets where the mirror is. Drinks are expensive, too.
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In January 2018, Dan Carter said about Village Hotel Bury
- Brilliant staff: very friendly and accommodating. - Room was in excellent condition and twin beds are exactly that - standard singles. - Excellent gym facilities. - Function room was a decent size.
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In January 2017, Kim Latham said about Village Hotel Bury
Was there to attend a Soul and Motown night.
The music was spot on. Loads to dance to.
We could really 'strut our stuff'. Excellent female singer.
Food was delicious. Plenty of roast beef.
And the profiteroles were filling.
On leaving the premises I noticed the swimming pool and sun beds.
Looked to a very Hugh standard.
It was truly a very enjoyable evening.
The music was spot on. Loads to dance to.
We could really 'strut our stuff'. Excellent female singer.
Food was delicious. Plenty of roast beef.
And the profiteroles were filling.
On leaving the premises I noticed the swimming pool and sun beds.
Looked to a very Hugh standard.
It was truly a very enjoyable evening.
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In January 2019, Tracy Ann Taylor said about Village Hotel Bury
Me and my family popped in for some food. The food was wonderful and the staff , I couldn't fault, absolutely fantastic.. one of the gentleman behind the bar was interacting with my four year old Toni, he made her feel like a princess . Giving her high fives everytime he past. We will be going again, when we come back to Manchester. Thank you all for your hard work.
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In January 2018, Kate Lanky said about Village Hotel Bury
I only visited the Grill as part of a funeral wake. It was nice and clean. The food was nice, and the staff were accommodating of my food allergies. Disabled access was disappointing for a new and modern building. The entrance is up an enormous flight of stairs, and the disabled lift is tucked around the side like they are ashamed of people seeing anyone with a disability enter the premises. That's probably fine if you are in a wheelchair, but there are many disabilities, and I struggle to walk a long distance, and the lifts position makes me have to walk even further than able-bodied people. The toilet also only really catered to wheelchair users as well, with low mirrors and low sinks only, and was a long way from the room we were in. There are so many types of disability that need to use specialist toilet facilities, not just wheelchair users. I feel other needs have not been thought of at all.
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In January 2019, Terence Windsor said about Village Hotel Bury
Good clean facilities, large swimming pool, reastraunt food is to a high standard, drinks in the bars at reasonable prices.
Only problem is that there is not a cloakroom available for any persons not residents who visiting to attend a meeting or conference.
If you travel here by public transport during the colder months of the year, you have to carry your outdoor clothing with you for the duration of your visit.
Only problem is that there is not a cloakroom available for any persons not residents who visiting to attend a meeting or conference.
If you travel here by public transport during the colder months of the year, you have to carry your outdoor clothing with you for the duration of your visit.
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In January 2019, Will O'Hara said about Village Hotel Bury
Amazing Sunday roasts. 3 courses - you help yourself to a variety of starters, then the main is as a normal carvery (go up and the chef sorts your meat and you choose your own veg/gravy/yorkshire). Then you help yourself to a selection of desserts too - plus they have an ice cream machine. Staff are helpful and attentive. Hotel is great too but haven't stayed for a while.
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In September 2023, olawale joe said about Village Hotel Bury
Nice place to relax and it's a home away from home
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In January 2018, Lisa Aikenhead said about Village Hotel Bury
The experience we had as a treat in December was sadly not what we expected !
After a little word via email to the right person ( the young lady on reception after enquiringly who I was to speak to , was able to direct me ) we were listened to !
This poor experience was made good , in fact exceptional !
We have faith in the village hotel bury !
Thank you to the staff on 19/01/18 in the restaurant who made our experience good x
Thank you to Tina Cunningham and young Polly and staff on that night !
Very good customer service !
After a little word via email to the right person ( the young lady on reception after enquiringly who I was to speak to , was able to direct me ) we were listened to !
This poor experience was made good , in fact exceptional !
We have faith in the village hotel bury !
Thank you to the staff on 19/01/18 in the restaurant who made our experience good x
Thank you to Tina Cunningham and young Polly and staff on that night !
Very good customer service !
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