Set in 17 acres of Lancashire parkland the 4-star Mercure Blackburn Dunkenhalgh Hotel & Spa is a 700-year old country manor. Mercure features an indoor swimming pool and a restaurant.
Located in Burnley, 12 miles from King George's Hall, Crow Wood Hotel & Spa Resort has accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking, a garden and a restaurant.
The Lawrence features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Burnley. Among the facilities at this property are a shared kitchen and room service, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
Located in Whalley, 7 miles from King George's Hall, Whalley Abbey - Christian Retreat House offering B&B has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Trevor
United Kingdom
Both days the breakfast was very good, first day it was buffet style second day less people so it was cooked to order continental available both days.
I used the venue as a base to attend a nearby wedding reception and the location was perfect as is it's proximity to Whalley village.
All staff that I engaged with were very helpful nice and pleasant.
I had a single room with ensuite shower and toilet also tea and coffee making facilities in room and WiFi.
In the reception there is an honesty bar and further tea and coffee making facilities beside it is a nice lounge overlooking the courtyard.
In the courtyard is a separate cafe.
Surrounding the venue are the gardens and ruins of the Abbey which all back on to the river Calder
Northcote offers luxury accommodations in Langho, on the edge of the Ribble Valley.
Steve
United Kingdom
On arrival we were met with an immediate issue as we were due to attend a wedding and there were no rooms reserved for us despite us booking in January. The hotel was full. The hotel staff and team there managed to sort the situation and arranged alternative accommodation at another hotel. Exceptional performance under an incredibly difficult situation.
Willows, Blackburn by Marston's Inn is set in Blackburn, 19 mi from Manchester. Liverpool is 31 mi from the property. The accommodations is air conditioned and is equipped with a flat-screen TV.
Located 2.6 miles from King George's Hall, Hampton By Hilton Blackburn offers 3-star accommodations in Blackburn and has a fitness center, a restaurant and a bar.
Visit Chorley Market, especially go to the bakery for...
Visit Chorley Market, especially go to the bakery for Chorley Cakes, only place you will find them!
And take a beautiful walk at Chorley park and take the tour in the breathtaking castle!
Visit St. Laurence Church, the stories about Myles Standish and the US Flag from 1948 that is hung in the church.
Everyone is so friendly
Go to Oswaldtwistle and visit the mill stores. A Must to dine at the White Bull - especially on Sunday for a true English meal with Yorkshire Pudding!
Clitheroe, small quaint town , beautiful!
Taking the Buss and Train is easy to do. and Use a Uber instead of taxi, the rates are more reasonable.
Southport cute town, Hesketh Park is beautiful to walk in. Great Italian restaurant on the market street.
I loved my vacation in the suburbs of England. The countryside is beautiful!!
Liverpool was great to see! Porters in Albert Dock, to enjoy their scones the homemade jam WOW and their sandwich lunches Yum!
I miss it and sorry I didn't get to the lake region near Southport.
Elizabeth
United States
Scored 10
10
**Review of Accrington, Manchester**
**Review of Accrington, Manchester**
Accrington, a charming town in Lancashire, blends history, community spirit, and local charm, notably reflected in its industrial heritage tied to the cotton industry.
A highlight is the vibrant market, showcasing local produce, crafts, and unique goods, fostering a friendly atmosphere for exploration. Accrington Stanley Football Club enhances the community spirit, providing excitement for sports fans.
Nature lovers can enjoy nearby parks and green spaces, perfect for leisurely walks or picnics. The town's good connections to surrounding areas make it easy to explore more of Lancashire.
Though quieter than larger cities, Accrington's charm lies in its community feel and warm hospitality, making it a great destination for an authentic Lancashire experience.
jessica
United Kingdom
Scored 2.0
2.0
There was no central heating in the room so the hotel...
There was no central heating in the room so the hotel supplied us with a fan heater, our room was in the courtyard so every time we left the room we got wet because of the rain. We could not book a table in the restaurant because the hotel was busy,if it wasn't that we were so tired we would of left and driven back home as it was we got up early in the morning left as quick as we could
Howes
Scored 2.0
2.0
No Pedal Bin and glasses in the ensuite
No fridge
No Pedal Bin and glasses in the ensuite
No fridge
Room over priced
£60 pound for breakfast which was pre cooked
Lift not working
Reported this on checkout staff just laughed
family spread to four corners of the hotel
Tarriff Parking but had to register car especially travelling a long distance
Family member reported noise level. Staff gave her room number when contacted the noisy room neighbour. She had two young children staying with her and these people could of been aggresive type.
Overall disappointed to say the least.
Would not recommend this hotel to any one
only positives were the bed and swimming pool
stephen
Scored 10
10
Absolutely fabulous pub.
Absolutely fabulous pub. I've stayed here for 5 nights and had a brilliant time with everyone. It's such a welcoming place and very well run.
The room was great, plenty big enough with a private bathroom. Tea making facilities and a pot of porridge too.
There's plenty going on in the pub during the week. I arrived on a Monday and it was Poker pizza night. There is also a pool table, darts and TV's to watch your favourite sports.
Have a few beers or a few shots of "Mini Guinness" and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere in the bar. Even if your a solo traveller like me.... I felt very safe on my own drinking in the bar which made it more relaxing.
Johnathan and staff are fantastic and all very helpful.
Can't wait to get back!!!
S For Short
Spain
Scored 6.0
6.0
Food was excellent most of the staff helpful room was clean...
Food was excellent most of the staff helpful room was clean I ask for prices for treatments three times they said it would be emailed to me but it wasn't no price list so I gave up in the end not enough tea coffee and milk and not enough toilet paper I would go again drink prices were expensive but we did enjoy
A
Anonymous
United Kingdom
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I think the hotel needs a massive upgrade. The age of the hotel presents problems no thermostats in the room. No key cards. Room wasn’t cleaned for three out of the four days dishes that I put outside the door remained there until I moved them. It’s definitely not worth £100 a night.
The location of the property was close to the Accrington town centre and only a walk away. The communication from the host was nice as they responded to my every question and fast.
We were able to park directly outside the hotel, were given a warm welcome & allowed to check in earlier than anticipated. You're above a pub which helps if you fancy a pint.
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