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The Brocket Arms Lodge Manchester
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The Brocket Arms Lodge Manchester
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The Brocket Arms Lodge Manchester
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38 Mesnes Road
Manchester, England, United Kingdom
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Nestling in the slipstream of Liverpool and Manchester,Wigan is an unblemished jewel of the north, rich in tradition and closeted in adelicate vale of glorious countryside. Most famous for its past as an industrial hotspot which boasted over 1,000 pit shafts just a century ago,Wigan has recreated itself as a thriving urban metropolis.A wealth of sports,leisure and retail facilities is topped off with The Grand Arcade Shopping Centre. Its nightlife is well known all over the U.K with our famous 'King Street' boasting over 20 pubs and clubs.Wigan offers the perfect starting point from which to access a variety of attractions in the north.Both Manchester and Liverpool fall within 17 miles,while closer Bolton offers both an aquarium and a unique museum,including fine art and Egyptian archaeology. All hotel rooms have just been (Aug 09) fitted with brand new Sealy matresses and bases along with feather duvets and pillows so youll be sure of an excellent nights sleep
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North - Take the M6, come off at junction 27 and follow signs for standishwigan. Follow the road round until you come to some traffic lights and turn right at spar. Stay on this road untill you reach a large roundabout where there is a pub called the cherry gardens, turn right here and we are just down the road on the right hand side.South - M6 junction 25 follow signs for Wigan pier, turn right at the second large roundabout onto Poolstock lane and follow road for approx 4 mile till you come to some traffic lights and in front of you is Tesco and Rileys snooker club turn right so you are going past Tesco on your left hand side and follow road untill you reach a roundabout where the cherry gardens pub is, turn left here and we are just down this road on the right hand side.
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Date of Stay:
July, 2009
room small but you only sleep in it
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Evening out stop overStaff on arrival were very freindly and helpful. Although stag party at the front of the pub was a little off putting at first. Room was small , but clean and comftable for a one night stop over. Food was nice and very good value for money. served very quickly , even though restaurant was quite full. All in all very good value for money
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
one night stay for worki would like to say that this is a really nice hotel to stay in due to decent size rooms and very polite staff. we all enjoyed our stay..and will be stayin here again if need to
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Not the best, but great value for moneyThis was far from the best accommodation I have stayed in and a bit rough around the edges. It is certainly in need of a lick of paint and some new carpet or preferably a full refurb. Having said that, it only cost £35 per night and was brilliant value for money. Add in the fact that it is a Weatherspoons pub where you are assured of something out of the vast menu to be to your liking and drinks as cheap as anywhere else in the country and this hotel has at least worth a try. For anyone working in the area and looking for accommodation, this would be ideal. However I suspect tourists may consider the decor a bit off putting.
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
room at brocket armsWe asked to move rooms because of the noise of the pipes etc outside and the windows didn't open. It was hot. We were moved further away from the pipes. Still a noise but better and glad to be moved easily. Drink was flooded with mixer.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Not bad as a budget hotelSpent two nights here in the end. Not a bad hotel, decor slightly dated, i.e. paint peeling in the bathroom etc, and a fairly tired carpet. That said, the quality of fittings in the bathroom was good, the power of water in the bathroom was excellent. Bed was OK. Overall - fine value for £35 for a very short 1 or 2 night stay. Just a place to lay your head really. PS Double room was very small, and tight for space!
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Very Enjoyable StayCustomer Service was excellent, especially the young lady on the reception who explained everything thoroughly. Room was small but more than adequate for a one night stay.We had an evening meal and breakfast the next morning which was very goodWe stayed here because we were going to see a Rugby League game at the JJB Stadium.Great location only a short taxi ride to the ground and when we arrived back the bar was open until 1.30a.m.Great visit.
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
Good location, terible beds!!Stayed at the The Brocket Arms for two nights. The rooms are fine, but stay somewhere else for comfort! The beds are terrible! Two restless nights on a knackered old spring matress is not what I expected! The room was baltic as well, as the power is operated by your room card. I would stay again for the location and the pub that shares the building, but only if they splash out on new matresses!
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
have stayed at brocket a few times now and al-ways find it friendly and comfortable
Date of Stay:
February, 2009
Waited too long for breakfast, which explains why it was cold! Price and location are this hotels saving grace.
Date of Stay:
December, 2008
This is a hotel worthy of a visit!
Date of Stay:
December, 2008
Everything was fine.Helpful Staff and canny grub.Will stay again
Date of Stay:
September, 2008
Evening meal was excellent, very good value for money and very tasty. Breakfast was a bit of a disappointment - no fresh fruit available, but the meal was acceptable.The shower was one of the best we have used in a hotel.The hotel is very convenient for the city centre and the blonde young lady Receptionist, who was on duty for the evening and following morning was very friendly and helpful.We came on this occasion for a wedding but it is so handy for Wigan and visits to our grandchildren we will most likely stay again.
Date of Stay:
September, 2008
Good value for money place to stay for the odd night.
Date of Stay:
August, 2008
The hotel was clean and the food was really nice and good value for money, the hotel manager was really kind and very helpful, booking taxis for us when required. would definitely recommend and certainly go back, top hotel!
Date of Stay:
July, 2008
Easy walk to Wigan town centre. Cheap and fantastic full cooked breakfast.
Date of Stay:
May, 2008
nice friendly staff and a pleasant atmosphere in the bar and restaurant,loud humming noise outside 108 and 109 any louder and you would be unable to sleep
Date of Stay:
May, 2008
it was fairly easy to find, nice an tidy rooms, good service from the blonde girl at recption,an great value for money
Date of Stay:
March, 2008
This hotel is cheap and cheerful, rooms may be in slight need of updating (bed cover had cigarette burns). However, ideal for an overnight or weekend stay, staff are very friendly and helpful, both on reception and in the bar area. Food was served very quickly and was good value for money. Easy walking distance down into the centre to the shops/pubs etc. Would recommend to friends and family and will be staying again in the future.
Date of Stay:
June, 2007
As always an excellent stay at the Brockett. Best value hotel that the group of us have stayed in. Staff are great. Accomodation whilst rooms are small more than adequate for a long weekend. Well worth a visit
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