Local Reviews
In January 2019, Mitchell Mullin said about Village Hotel Bury
I attended an evening event at this amazing hotel. The entrance was grand and there were a bar and coffee shop in the main lobby as well. The venue hall used as spacious and had a reception room connected where the bar was placed. The food was amazing and so was the layout.
My only problem would be with the prices at the bar, for a half a pint of coca cola it cost £2.85. Other than this I would go again.
My only problem would be with the prices at the bar, for a half a pint of coca cola it cost £2.85. Other than this I would go again.
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In January 2020, Charisse Kenworthy said about Village Hotel Bury
We went today for Sunday lunch. It used to be a carvery style and we were surprised to find out it isn't anymore and you only get the choice of either turkey or beef - not both. BUT.. the appetizers were amazing. Huge selection of salad pots, aperitifs, soup, rolls, pate, crudits.. very impressed! We did wait a while for the main but again it was delicious! Not really a fan of the chopping boards that its served on, but honestly the quality and quantity was perfect. Dessert selection was limited, either a lemon muffin or a chocolate muffin, but again the quality was wonderful.. particularly the lemon muffins, they were to die for!
So in summary, yes there are little niggles that could be improved upon (no condiments on table, slow service) but on the whole we were very impressed and will definitely be back. Well done Village Bury!
So in summary, yes there are little niggles that could be improved upon (no condiments on table, slow service) but on the whole we were very impressed and will definitely be back. Well done Village Bury!
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In January 2020, Andrew Latham said about Village Hotel Bury
Rooms are clean but furniture a little worn and stained. Not bad but a few down points; Sky TV in the room didn't work and there was no phone in the room to ring down to reception. Food was nice but portion sizes small for the price (and no proper vegetarian sausages at breakfast just the old vegetable style ones) and a pint of IPA will set you back over £5. Room for improvement.
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In January 2017, Dennis Ellis said about Village Hotel Bury
We met friends for a meal in the upper balcony area. The staff were really friendly and the range of different foods was excellent. We had the carvery but that included extra side dishes and lots of variety of sweets and puddings. The helpings weren't huge but they were varied. The helpings weren't huge but they were varied and very tasty. The only negative thing is that the prices are a little on the high side if you're just meeting somebody for a nice lunch but it was an amazing pleasurable experience and so you pay for that.
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In January 2017, Jonathan Rutter said about Village Hotel Bury
The hotel was fantastic. Stayed over on "Sunday night saver" and then upgraded to a club room. The room was lovely however there was no ESPA products at all in the room upon arrival. When I raised with housekeeping they were great and quickly resolved so I could enjoy a shower to freshen up. Used the gym, and pool facilities which were included with the upgrade, again couldn't fault. The food was very tasty and hot, however service was quite slow despite it being relatively quiet.
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In June 2022, Paul O'Nions said about Village Hotel Bury
The service in the main bar was great , but the room we were in for the wedding reception down stairs wasn't working. It meant that everytime you wanted a pint you had to go upstairs to the main bar .
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In January 2019, Lewis Tucker said about Village Hotel Bury
Summary: Enjoyable stay with high specification room.
Our experience of the hotel was overall very good for a 'middle of the road' budget. Located on a business park, this hotel has good links to the rest of Manchester. The amenities were excellent which hosted a restaurant, café and pool/gym facilities.
The Club room we rested our heads in was very large with an even larger TV along with Sky channels. Another pro was the Dyson cooler fan which kept us chilled.
With the room situated near the back of the hotel, the view from the window was not great. One negative of the room was that it was unfortunately extremely dusty, this room may have been missed by accident but it was disappointing.
Noise volumes were not too loud and we did have a good night's sleep.
Something we will bear in mind for a future trip to Villages Hotels is that we have found the double beds are actually two single beds pushed together which is frustrating.
The breakfast in the hotel was nice and the coffee was of good standard, enough to wake us up in the morning. Overall, our stay here was enjoyable.
Our experience of the hotel was overall very good for a 'middle of the road' budget. Located on a business park, this hotel has good links to the rest of Manchester. The amenities were excellent which hosted a restaurant, café and pool/gym facilities.
The Club room we rested our heads in was very large with an even larger TV along with Sky channels. Another pro was the Dyson cooler fan which kept us chilled.
With the room situated near the back of the hotel, the view from the window was not great. One negative of the room was that it was unfortunately extremely dusty, this room may have been missed by accident but it was disappointing.
Noise volumes were not too loud and we did have a good night's sleep.
Something we will bear in mind for a future trip to Villages Hotels is that we have found the double beds are actually two single beds pushed together which is frustrating.
The breakfast in the hotel was nice and the coffee was of good standard, enough to wake us up in the morning. Overall, our stay here was enjoyable.
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In August 2023, Anthony Grayless said about Village Hotel Bury
Always a great stay.....loved the pool
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In August 2022, James HB said about Village Hotel Bury
Unfortunately my trip was a bit spoiled by the lift being out of order. I am disabled and had to use the tiny service lift which opened into laundry cupboards. I regularly git stuck trying to exit the lift and had to be assisted by other guests as they heard me call for help.
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In October 2022, Paul Bell said about Village Hotel Bury
This hotel is the host the event held annually by my wife and her sister in memory of there mum to raise funds for Bury hospice. All the events, of which there have been three have gone perfectly.
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