Bolton Hotel Guide - Business Hotels in Bolton, England

"The stay was fine. Issues were resolved by the staff."

"Liked the little shops around the hotel x"

"A convenient hotel for an overnight stop before an early morning flight. Easy check in and this was the very first time (of c20 bookings) that my VIP status resulted in a room upgrade. The shuttle bus to the airport terminals is a bonus. This hotel ticks all the boxes if you’re looking for a decent quality venue next to the airport - nothing to shout from the rooftops about and nothing to complain about either"

"The building and atmosphere was beautiful. All the staff were lovely, helpful & warm in all interactions. I would definately recommend and stay again. No complaints at all. A special stay."

"The staff were all very friendly and helpful - they couldn't have been nicer. Lots of other pluses about this hotel, starting off with its location. It only took 5 minutes by foot to get to the many trams, buses, and trains that serve Piccadilly Station and Gardens. Look for the skywalk to the station - very cool. Only one note of caution: I'd recommend requesting a room that doesn’t face Roby Street in the back of the hotel because its blocked off and used for deliveries, which can be noisy and start early in the morning."

"Brilliant hotel. Location and price was why I booked but after my stay I cannot fault it in anyway. The reception staff were friendly and helpful and the room was excellent for the price."

"Really loved staying at this hotel, room was small but comfortable. All the staff were friendly and the bar area was really nice and relaxed. Central location everything in walking distance. My only little negative was that there was no cups/mugs in the room to make a hot drink only paper cups "

"Convenient to airport It’s an easy walk on a covered walkway the train station attached to the airport. As we needed a place to stay after taking the train for our morning flight this was perfect for us. "

"Great hotel with great facilities, easy walk to Piccadilly"