Hotel Restaurants in North West
Hotel Restaurants in North West
Holiday Inn Preston is ideally positioned in Preston city centre, with easy access to the M6, M55, M61 and M65 motorways. Located next to Preston Bus Station and within walking distance of the train station, it offers excellent transport links for guests travelling from across Lancashire and the wider North West region.
Red Hall Hotel is a family-run countryside hotel serving Bury and the wider Greater Manchester and Lancashire area. Known for relaxed stays, weddings, private events, and Mediterranean-inspired dining at its Mélange restaurant, it attracts guests locally and from surrounding towns looking for quality hospitality in a peaceful setting that is still easy to reach.
Afternoon tea as a present from one of the kids. Really nice place everything clean and staff excellent. The afternoon tea is what I would call home cooked food without being pompous.
The sandwiches and cakes are to die for and look just like my grandad use to make. Real food and top service.
The sandwiches and cakes are to die for and look just like my grandad use to make. Real food and top service.
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Mercure Blackburn Dunkenhalgh Hotel & Spa offers luxurious rooms, a relaxing spa, fine dining, and elegant event spaces in a stunning 700-year-old country manor nestled in Lancashire’s countryside.
I personally enjoyed our stay at this beautiful and historically interesting Hotel in Blackburn, it made an excellent choice in comparison to the bland Hilton I'd stayed in the night before for twice the price and none of the comfort, surroundings, service and beautiful bedroom (our room was upgraded too).
The House/Hotel is 800 years old so some areas do need some modernisation/redecoration however when I personally stay in an 800 year old historically interesting hotel I don't expect it to look like a Boutique hotel and don't want that either, the house/hotel is also haunted by a ghost named Lucette, we were shown around the areas of interest including The Oak Room and told all about the Previous Owners by a lovely & Informative member of staff named Mark who was genuinely interested in where he worked and the history and took interest in sharing the History & stories with us - what a delightful change - a member of the team interested enough to take time to share the history with us - Thank You Mark, very much appreciated.
Parking is fantastic and immediately outside the house on a gravelled driveway so very easy access.
Unfortunately we didn't make it to breakfast as overslept but I'm sure it would have been wonderful from what we saw in the rEstaurant the night before.
The House/Hotel is 800 years old so some areas do need some modernisation/redecoration however when I personally stay in an 800 year old historically interesting hotel I don't expect it to look like a Boutique hotel and don't want that either, the house/hotel is also haunted by a ghost named Lucette, we were shown around the areas of interest including The Oak Room and told all about the Previous Owners by a lovely & Informative member of staff named Mark who was genuinely interested in where he worked and the history and took interest in sharing the History & stories with us - what a delightful change - a member of the team interested enough to take time to share the history with us - Thank You Mark, very much appreciated.
Parking is fantastic and immediately outside the house on a gravelled driveway so very easy access.
Unfortunately we didn't make it to breakfast as overslept but I'm sure it would have been wonderful from what we saw in the rEstaurant the night before.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
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