Local Reviews
In March 2018, sophie b said about Village Hotel Bury
Fantastic as always, brilliant value for money and such a modern clean hotel, great staff and such a lovely experience. We have stayed in many village hotels and all of a fantastic standard. Cannot wait to return to another village hotel
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In March 2018, kpick2018 said about Village Hotel Bury
No membership for the the older generation who are over sixty would of expected to pay £30 per month I would not be using the gym or any of the classes just a swim the prices are far to expensive so no nothing for the older generation.
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In March 2018, James S said about Village Hotel Bury
Always use this chain and always will. Bury was new one for us and not disappointed. Rooms nice and clean. Spa nice. Friendly bar staff who looked after us (jack) breakfast good and breakfast staff as good as ever. Let us check in 4 hours early as snow had left us abandoned with no car. Helped us out. Thank you village!
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In March 2018, lbenyon6 said about Village Hotel Bury
Last Friday (16th) myself, 3 friends and a 10 week old baby came for food at The Verve restaurant and from start to finish we thoroughly enjoyed the night!
Tina welcomed us and sat us at the back of the restaurant as we asked to be out of the way and this was no problem for her. We ordered drinks which came really quickly and soon after our food-delicious!! The new menu is BRILLIANT!! There is much more choice on there and the food was fantastic!
The service from start to finish was perfect, our server for the night was Jack and he is a credit to the team-very polite and professional!
Thank you again to Tina and Jack for making our night as enjoyable as it was! We will certainly be back soon :) Lucy x
Tina welcomed us and sat us at the back of the restaurant as we asked to be out of the way and this was no problem for her. We ordered drinks which came really quickly and soon after our food-delicious!! The new menu is BRILLIANT!! There is much more choice on there and the food was fantastic!
The service from start to finish was perfect, our server for the night was Jack and he is a credit to the team-very polite and professional!
Thank you again to Tina and Jack for making our night as enjoyable as it was! We will certainly be back soon :) Lucy x
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In March 2018, Josie M said about Village Hotel Bury
We arrived early and received a warm welcome from the front desk team. We were able to check in straight away and enjoyed a relaxing drink in the pub. We went out for the evening, and it was snowing heavily. They laid down salt to clear the snow and ordered us a taxi which came quickly. Breakfast the next morning was just what we needed and the sausages were really tasty. Would definitely stay again.
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In March 2018, jfothe715353 said about Village Hotel Bury
Excellent everything was lovely. A really nice hotel. Staff friendly and helpful. Good realky nice in bar and restaurant. Rooms clesn and tidy. Really comfortable bed. Slept lime a log. Windows a bit draughty but once turned heater up was ok and warm enough. I fact got hot in the morning. Would definitely come again.x
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In March 2018, Amy P said about Village Hotel Bury
We had stayed here for 2 nights, Friday-Sunday. I got a deal from Buy a Gift that included breakfast both mornings and dinner the first night. I had a bit of hassle when I rang (not the actual hotels fault) and got us upgraded to a club room. When we arrived we had no trouble checking in, and when we came down later in the evening to check our dinner reservation we got to book it for the next day instead which worked perfectly for us! Ashley on reception even got us a complimentary drink for my partners birthday so thank you! The dinner was fab, as was the breakfast (perfect for a hangover 😂). Our room was lovely, coffee machine and Sky Tv, all working. The bed was brilliant too.
We went for a massage and Beth made me feel very comfortable and definitely sorted my back out!
We also went for a swim and sauna and steam.
Now the only problem we had, the man on reception down by the pool didn’t explain a single thing to us, we had no idea where the changing rooms are or even how to make our wrist bands work the lockers. We also weren’t told there was a door that led straight into the pool, so we ended up walking past loads of people in the gym in our swimwear which was quite embarrassing!
However, I cannot fault anything else apart from him.
I recommend trying the Spinach and Sweet Potato curry too!
Also be advised, it is quite far away from Manchester itself. So if you don’t want to pay for a taxi, you’ll be best staying in the City Centre.
But all in all, a lovely time, and we would come again for a relaxing break.
We went for a massage and Beth made me feel very comfortable and definitely sorted my back out!
We also went for a swim and sauna and steam.
Now the only problem we had, the man on reception down by the pool didn’t explain a single thing to us, we had no idea where the changing rooms are or even how to make our wrist bands work the lockers. We also weren’t told there was a door that led straight into the pool, so we ended up walking past loads of people in the gym in our swimwear which was quite embarrassing!
However, I cannot fault anything else apart from him.
I recommend trying the Spinach and Sweet Potato curry too!
Also be advised, it is quite far away from Manchester itself. So if you don’t want to pay for a taxi, you’ll be best staying in the City Centre.
But all in all, a lovely time, and we would come again for a relaxing break.
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In March 2018, lperri737417 said about Village Hotel Bury
Wouldn’t recommend this for large group gatherings. Food was below average. Room for the disco was to small dance floor was to small. You wasn’t made to feel special. I was embarrassed at the food they served.
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In March 2018, Ste_Ross12 said about Village Hotel Bury
We recently stayed here for one night for my girlfriend's birthday. The automatic check in at reception seemed to work and we set off for our room.....this turned into a marathon trek involving two lifts. When we finally found the room, we were greeted with an overwhelming pong of marijuana in the corridor. So, humming a bit of Cypress Hill, I attempted to get into the room.....and the key card didn't work. Top stuff. So it was off for for another 10 minute march and more lifts back to reception where it was fixed and entry to the room was secured. Huzzah!
The room was actually really very nice, clean, modern and bright. The two single mattresses pushed together to make one double bed was a rather novel touch though.....but with full Sky package and massive television, the room was very pleasant.
So we wended our merry way down to the bar. Hmmmm. Drinks were reasonably priced but the actual bar had no seats left so we went and sat in the foyer area. I say foyer area, it felt like a children's play area with uncontrolled kids flailing about the place, screeching and almost knocking a member of staff over as she collected glasses. Not used to being sat with tracksuit wearing types, we went to the restaurant for something to eat.
We were seated rather swiftly across from a party of about twenty people that were amusing themselves by taking photographs of everything they could see. Modern technology and all that....and a few more tracksuits. But I digress. Having had our drinks order taken, we noticed that 20 minutes had passed with no sign of said beverages turning up. Having grabbed someone's attention, we were told that our drinks order had been lost. The staff were quite apologetic and soon I was quaffing a rather nice merlot. A minor victory I know. Food was ordered and was really very nice....both courses arriving quickly.
It seemed at this point we ceased to exist. Tables around us were cleared but we were largely ignored. Not having been offered the dessert menu, we instead ordered two cocktails. Alcoholic oblivion seemed to be the best way of coping at this point. The cocktails, while very nice, turned up about 15 minutes after being ordered and again we had to chase this up. We had been in the restaurant for over two hours at this point. Anxious to avoid another two hours, we paid the bill and wombled back to the bar.
Beer was purchased but with no seats available, it was back to the play area in the foyer. Less kids this time but still screeching, flailing and tracksuits were observed. It was time to retire to our room and we prepared ourselves for the mammoth trek back. There was quite a bizarre incident involving what appeared to be some local hellion children that had been up to no good outside being given a stern dressing down by a member of staff. I had no desire to know what was going on if I'm honest.
Unfortunately we were defeated by technology arriving back at the room and the key card didn't work again. After some creative swearing, we hiked back down to reception, had the card fixed and then back up again. No explanation for the card being broken was provided. The aroma of weed was still present and I can only imagine that the Cheech and Chong fans were pretty baked at this point.
While I slept soundly, it was occasionally interrupted by what appeared to be a door slamming competition taking place in the corridor. Whilst tempted to join in this rather fun sounding pursuit, I chose to try and sleep instead. Call me unadventurous.
After a hearty and passable breakfast, we left. Overall, the quality of the food and drink was excellent but the endurance march back and forth to the room, the key card episodes, the poor restaurant service and the colourful ensemble of tracksuits on show soured things a little.
The room was actually really very nice, clean, modern and bright. The two single mattresses pushed together to make one double bed was a rather novel touch though.....but with full Sky package and massive television, the room was very pleasant.
So we wended our merry way down to the bar. Hmmmm. Drinks were reasonably priced but the actual bar had no seats left so we went and sat in the foyer area. I say foyer area, it felt like a children's play area with uncontrolled kids flailing about the place, screeching and almost knocking a member of staff over as she collected glasses. Not used to being sat with tracksuit wearing types, we went to the restaurant for something to eat.
We were seated rather swiftly across from a party of about twenty people that were amusing themselves by taking photographs of everything they could see. Modern technology and all that....and a few more tracksuits. But I digress. Having had our drinks order taken, we noticed that 20 minutes had passed with no sign of said beverages turning up. Having grabbed someone's attention, we were told that our drinks order had been lost. The staff were quite apologetic and soon I was quaffing a rather nice merlot. A minor victory I know. Food was ordered and was really very nice....both courses arriving quickly.
It seemed at this point we ceased to exist. Tables around us were cleared but we were largely ignored. Not having been offered the dessert menu, we instead ordered two cocktails. Alcoholic oblivion seemed to be the best way of coping at this point. The cocktails, while very nice, turned up about 15 minutes after being ordered and again we had to chase this up. We had been in the restaurant for over two hours at this point. Anxious to avoid another two hours, we paid the bill and wombled back to the bar.
Beer was purchased but with no seats available, it was back to the play area in the foyer. Less kids this time but still screeching, flailing and tracksuits were observed. It was time to retire to our room and we prepared ourselves for the mammoth trek back. There was quite a bizarre incident involving what appeared to be some local hellion children that had been up to no good outside being given a stern dressing down by a member of staff. I had no desire to know what was going on if I'm honest.
Unfortunately we were defeated by technology arriving back at the room and the key card didn't work again. After some creative swearing, we hiked back down to reception, had the card fixed and then back up again. No explanation for the card being broken was provided. The aroma of weed was still present and I can only imagine that the Cheech and Chong fans were pretty baked at this point.
While I slept soundly, it was occasionally interrupted by what appeared to be a door slamming competition taking place in the corridor. Whilst tempted to join in this rather fun sounding pursuit, I chose to try and sleep instead. Call me unadventurous.
After a hearty and passable breakfast, we left. Overall, the quality of the food and drink was excellent but the endurance march back and forth to the room, the key card episodes, the poor restaurant service and the colourful ensemble of tracksuits on show soured things a little.
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In March 2018, Gareth L said about Village Hotel Bury
We arrived to a really friendly welcome and an upgrade to a Club Room (quiet side of the hotel, coffee machine and Sky telly). The room was spacious and spotlessly clean with everything we needed - iron & board etc. Super-king bed and comfortable duvet made for a couple of great night’s sleep. Walk in monsoon shower, spotlessly clean bathroom and fast free Wi-fi all added to what was a comfortable, great value stay. We will definitely use Village Hotel again.
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