Local Reviews
In June 2017, R6648GCphilw said about Village Hotel Bury
Nice hotel in good location 20 minute walk into the thriving Bury towncentre. Friendly staff in al, parts of the hotel. Went as part of a friday package deal with meal included which was excellent. Overall excellent value for money. Would recommend for a short break.
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In June 2017, G2717RGdanielm said about Village Hotel Bury
The room we stayed in was very hot with 2 adults and 2 children crammed in.
The dyson fan was useless to keep the room cool so we needed up having very broken sleep and all woke up rather grumpy.
Any other stay we have had has been in the upper deck rooms and never had any complaints
The dyson fan was useless to keep the room cool so we needed up having very broken sleep and all woke up rather grumpy.
Any other stay we have had has been in the upper deck rooms and never had any complaints
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In June 2017, John S said about Village Hotel Bury
Having business in nearby Radcliffe, this did seem the ideal place to stay, and ticked all the boxes. With unlimited parking, and welcoming staff, the first impression was good, and the bedroom very comfortable and well soundproofed, with a state of the art TV. The evening meal was good for a group hotel with a very varied menu, but obviously not fine dining, which one would not have expected. However,full English breakfast was most disappointing (and will hotels not learn that this is usually the last memory a guest has.) Sadly one expects to find the hot dishes laid out for a help oneself to no longer hot food. However, just to be left sliced bread beside a toaster, and find marmalade in plastic containers, not even mini jars, with butter to unwrap is very substandard, and means that the minimum of (nevertheless helpful) staff have to be provided. Premier Inns provide a much better breakfast. It is all very well having superb gymnastic facilities, but many travellers just want a well appointed, quiet room, which this hotel has, and a nice breakfast before setting off in the morning.
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In June 2017, jadet321 said about Village Hotel Bury
Our wedding reception was more than we could imagine. Everyone had a lovely time. The room was amazing we stayed in we loved our special gift - thank you! Our wedding planners went above and beyond to make sure we were happy throughout the evening. The only issue we had was after the bar had closed you were able to continue to purchase drinks but only if you had a credit card attached to your room which wasn't explained at the time of booking as only one of the party actually brought details for this kind of transaction. We understand why cash isn't dealt with after a certain time but not everyone travels with credit cards when everything has already been paid for. Just good to have a pre-warning first upon booking maybe?
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In June 2017, Dawn B said about Village Hotel Bury
Lovèd our stay and will be going back. Staff couldn't do enough for us. The rooms were lovely and the bed was very comfy. Food in the restaurant was very nice and the bar Staff very happy and vary friendly.
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In June 2017, Mike H said about Village Hotel Bury
We stay at Bury Village for work on nearly a weekly basis. We're nightshift workers and the staff can never do enough for us. The accommodate our hours and probably work silly hours themselves to do so in terms to clean out rooms. Breakfast as a whole has been a let down at all Villages recently with a reduced menu but the staff are still excellent with their service. Excellent location mere yards from the M66 too. Really recommend should you need to stay in Lancashire or trips to Manchester
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In June 2017, Legroom_Needed said about Village Hotel Bury
Unusual location, on an industrial estate by the motorway but seems popular none the less, assume for apparently excellent gym on the premises.
Stayed for a couple of nights for business nearby - enjoyed the burgers and choices of beer, not so much the giant screens showing football in the hotel bar but know am in the minority on this front.
Rooms were comfortable but very stripy. Coffee machine didn't work but a kettle replacement was soon brought to my room.
Pleasant staff, welcoming and helpful. Wouldn't choose to stay here normally but fine for a business trip, will have to remember swimming trunks next time.
Stayed for a couple of nights for business nearby - enjoyed the burgers and choices of beer, not so much the giant screens showing football in the hotel bar but know am in the minority on this front.
Rooms were comfortable but very stripy. Coffee machine didn't work but a kettle replacement was soon brought to my room.
Pleasant staff, welcoming and helpful. Wouldn't choose to stay here normally but fine for a business trip, will have to remember swimming trunks next time.
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In June 2017, mattgK463OM said about Village Hotel Bury
Let down by electronic key card not working two nights running because of default computer program and having my personal credit card charged for 7 nights room and breakfast when company was picking up the tab.
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In June 2017, M220QSannh said about Village Hotel Bury
Needs better lighting in the room was staying at the hotel for a wedding and found it very difficult to do hair and makeup . So probably wouldn't stay again if doing a similar thing. But over all very nice hotel and staff .
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In June 2017, HoLIDaY_MAC said about Village Hotel Bury
From the moment you step into the place you can tell it is a hotel of some style and class. Modern self check in system and stylish and modern rooms. The rooms had a large foldable leather couch and a huge comfortable bed, the shower had two options,normal shower or from above. Two restaurants to choose from one traditional and one a grill. Starbucks is located next to the mAin doors which is a welcome site in the morning. Huge flat screen tv, tea and coffee facilities and free wifi!
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