A great place to stay try the penthouse suites real luxury at a good price. Also if you are going to the footy right in the stadium and no stress to get tickets and avoid al of the crowds.
Food excelent quality and quick service

Great location and great facilities although the gym is disproportionately small for the size of the hotel and number of guests / members. Very friendly staff with good employment retention which must give credit to the management.

I travel extensively around the UK, staying in different hotels almost nightly due to my job and Bolton Whites was a pleasant surprise. A very welcoming and comfortable stay. The hotel is very grand, rooms basic but very comfy and staff were all very friendly and obviously happy in their work. I'll definitely add it to my list of hotels to use again in the future. If you're in Bolton I'd recommend it.

Brilliant hotel to relax and for visiting the area. Staff are genuinely concerned to meet your needs, always friendly and went out of their way to give our son a memorable visit after his gruelling treatment over the past 3 years. Thank you to you all.

Only stayed one night. Great price, the bed was comfortable but the room was quite tired and needed refurbishment. No bar fridge to store cold items. Expected a view of the pitch in a penthouse room but was disappointed.

we have stayed here before and the hotel is very good value and a pleasant place to stay with easy access to the motorway.The staff are polite and willing to answer any questions you may have and.we will stay here again in the future

Friendly staff nice clean room loverly breakfast what more do you want if I'm ever staying in Bolton again I wouldn't hesitate to book again beer prices at the bar not to bad either at £3.80 for a pint of speckled hen

Really nice stay here, for our 2nd visit, lovely staff, rooms comfortable, great view over the pitch too. Our room was delayed by 5 mins when we arrived and we were immediately given complimentary drinks in the bar which was lovely of them. The breakfast is delicious and the pool and jacuzzi nice and refreshing.

The receptionist that dealt with us was cold and aloof but the other staff are lovely. This hotel could be really great just needs to improve its rooms abit, dirty marks on the furniture and chips on the mirror in the bathroom.

Had another brilliant stay at the whites . Meal in the restaurant was fabulous on Saturday night . Staff first class everywhere in the hotel as always but a big thank u to Sian in the restaurant for getting my hubby a table over looking the pitch it made his night see you all again soon ☺

We stayed overnight on our way to Liverpool,first impression what a great lobby.i had booked single beds by mistake no problem to the receptionist,not only did she sort it out, we were upgraded to a room overlooking the football pitch.

Wonderful hotel very friendly and helpful staffs grandchildren love the swimming pool and the local area offers bowling alley ,movies and shops.the hotel is easily accessible by car and the train station is only a short walk away

Everything was excellent apart from breakfast on day one.
A few problems with staff not knowing what their jobs seemed to be.
The gym was plentiful and the rooms comfortable.
Plenty of eateries about if one doesn't want to eat at the hotel.

No air con in gym for 6 weeks
Good good but not 5 star as prices suggest
Problems booking a regular room despite requests a month in advance and being a regular guest.
Room prices are reasonable but facilities and bar prices are where this hotel seeks to recover the lower rates on offer.
10 months as a regular you would assume small matters could be accommodated for and bookings would be correct each week when made in advance.

We stayed here as part of a large party for a friends wedding. Room was clean and had everything we needed. Breakfast was good. Bar prices were a bit excessive. Overall a fine place to stay for our purpose.

Fantastic staff.

Great food in comfortable lounge.

Very nice rooms.

Great view of soccer pitch.

Very reasonable price.

Made me realize why I'm so proud of the Northern hospitality we're famous for.

Best hotel in the whole surrounding Bolton area.

Thanks for making me feel so welcome for over 4 months.

:-)

Very friendly staff which made our stay even better. The room was an excellent size and friends even had a pitch view room which was brilliant! Breakfast staff were very helpful and the food was regularly topped up. Great stay overall.

a friendly and welcoming hotel with facilities and staff to make your stay a comfortable one.
Horwich Parkway station is only a few minutes walk Bolton Arena is just over the road and shops are conveniently nearby.

Travelling with elderly parents, we needed a hotel that would have wheelchair access and be in a central location. From the moment we entered the hotel we received nothing short of excellent service from all staff. We also received an upgrade and had the most superb view onto the Bolton Wanderers pitch. Even though we are not great football fans, this was still a fantastic view from our room. Kelsey, on Reception was superb and dealt with every query efficiently and effectively.

Must admit I booked on price and location (800 metres from my final destination) - very pleasantly surprised by a hotel that's part of a football ground. Sunday night was very quiet (bar food only as main kitchen closed) but bat staff were attentive, Olympics on several screens (not too loud) so I had no need to go out for food. Free parking an excellent leisure facilities.

I would use this hotlel again.

We have just returned from one night's stay at this hotel, booked to allow us to attend a friends' special birthday. The hotel is built into the framework of the Macron Arena - home to the to Bolton football team. The decor is modern and luxurious. It was quiet when we visited [no games playing]. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Checking went smoothly and we set off to find our room. Rooms either face the car park, or face the pitch. No prizes for guessing which rooms cost the most. We overlooked the car park. Floors are split level . Basically, they label, with numbers, every other floor. Ours was on level 2 - but then we had to come back down a half flight of stairs to find the room. Fine for us, but problematic if you can't manage the half dozen or so steps. Most of the landing areas around the lifts have comfy sofas and nice decor. On our level was a restaurant that is obviously used only for special occasions [the breakfast restaurant is on the first floor.] The occasional restaurant had the most amazing views over the pitch and some tables were placed directly before huge plate glass windows. I bet it costs a bob or two to watch a match from there!!! Our room was spacious and had twin single beds, as requested. There was ample storage space, a trouser press, large bathroom with overhead shower and a TV. A dining chair and an arm chair completed the furniture. Nice pictures and blackout curtains . The beds were incredibly comfortable. While I have no difficulty falling asleep in strange beds, I rarely wake without backache. This time, though, no sign of backache and no waking, or tossing and turning during the night either.
Breakfast cost an extra £10 each on top of the £59 room cost. However, it was worth it - breakfast was lovely and hot, and plentiful. A good choice of cereals, full English breakfast items [including black pudding] and different breads and pastries. Plus as much tea, coffee and juice as you liked.
Things that could be improved: The orange juice, I think, was reconstituted, not fresh. Also, there are no tea and coffee making facilities in the rooms. Well - not in ours, anyway. Maybe the more expensive rooms have them. The hotel has posh penthouse suites on the top floors with 'panoramic views', apparently. Sadly, we didn't get to see them, having booked a budget room.
Would I go again? Yep, We had a good sleep, great breakfast, and the staff were lovely.

Was a big cock-up with my original planned stay on my wedding night az the receptionist failed to find my booking. But was offered full complimentary service when we rang back up on a date of my choice. Brilliant night's stay would recommend to anyone...5*

I stayed here as I was visiting locally. The hotel entrance is very impressive with a grand staircase and glass lifts at reception. Staff on reception were so nice. Can't fault them.
I only paid £45 for my room as there was a promotion on. Breakfast was £10 extra.
My room was lovely. Nice double bed, plenty of pillows, hairdryer (could do with a more powerful one for us women), plenty of pillows. There were robes provided. Iron and ironing board and a trouser press. There was also tea and coffee facilities provided and a bottle of water was provided. Fixtures and fittings were nice. Bathroom was lovely with toiletries provided and my room had a pitch view. My only nark with the whole visit is with the pitch side view you are unable to open your patio style doors and there was no air con. There was a little fan but it wasn't very strong. Also the breakfast which was absolutely gorgeous (presented in wrought iron pans)(bacon was amazing as where the sausages and mushrooms) is a bit pricey at £10. I would be a bit miffed had I paid £90 for this room. However I didn't and as it wasn't roasting outside I'll let them off

great location handy for local restaurants dining menu expensive breakfast offering very limited compared to other hotels clean rooms very friendly and helpful staff plenty of parking-bar drinks expensive

First class hotel for meetings as they have an excellent lounge area and staff are very attentive at making sure you have tea/coffee. Rooms are a little tired but clean and tidy. Food is first class both evening and at breakfast and quite reasonably priced. Leisure facilities
include gym. pool, sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi and sunbed