Wigan hotels, Lancashire hotels, England, UK, Great Britain.

Cranberry Hotel, Wigan, UK

Wigan Rd, Wigan, Lancashire, WN4 0BZ

Originally the home of the local colliery owners; The Cranberry Lodge is now run as a hotel by the Davies family. Well located, easy to find (J25 M6). Comfortable rooms: Hearty Home Cooking: Genuine Welcome: Ample off-road parking.

Some comments from our guest book: 'The Best Little Hotel in Wigan!' 'A Great weekend. Thank you.' 'A bar full of friendly lunatics!' '...felt really at home...' 'The best nights sleep I've ever had away from home.'

Kilhey Court Hotel (MacDonald), Wigan, UK

Chroley Road, Wigan, Lancashire, WN1 2XN

4* Victorian Hotel set in 10 acres of landscaped gardens 62 rooms, award winning laureate restaurant, bar, heated swimming pool, sauna, spa gym, meeting and conference.

Set in Lancashire countryside with restful views of lakes, well tended gardens and unspoilt woodland, Kilhey Court is an impressive Victorian Hotel offering a high standard of four star accommodation, excellent conference, meeting and banqueting facilities. A former Victorian house set in ten acres of landscaped gardens fringed by the picturesque Worthington Lakes, the hotel is within easy travelling distance of many tourist attractions, villages and the countryside. Nearby are Wigan Pier, the Albert Dock and Beatles Story in Liverpool, as well as the shopping and nightlife of these two cities.

Bel Air Hotel, Wigan, UK

236 Wigan Lane, Wigan, Lancashire, WN1 2NU

Privately owned and run by Frenchman Christophe and wife Carole, The Bel Air boasts 11 comfortable bedrooms. Always sure of a warm welcome.

The hotel is situated in a leafy suburb and flanked by a small park.It is within walking distance of Wigan Town Centre.On the ground floor, you will find the restaurant, where the A La Carte menu offers a fine selection of French style cuisine.An inclusive 6.95 Table d'Hote is available every evening.Across from the restaurant, the bar and lounge area offers a selection of fine ales, wines and spirits or you could even try some French specialities such as Kir or Calvados. Enjoy a Pre dinner drink while choosing your evening meal or relax after a long day, the warm decor and atmosphere of the lounge is the ideal place to unwind.

Quality Hotel Wigan, Wigan, UK

River Way, Wigan, Lancashire, WN1 3SS

Ideally situated in a prime town centre location, set in its own established landscaped gardens. Modern friendly hotel all rooms twin or double with en suite facilities, choice of restaurant and bars and easy parkin

The hotel is situated at the heart of the M61/M6 network and the main rail network with direct access to Manchester & Liverpool Airports, which are only 25 miles away. All 88 bedrooms have en-suite facilities with bath and shower, individual heating controls, satellite TV, direct dial telephone, hair dryer, and hospitality tray. Upgraded rooms available at a small extra charge. Mini-bar facility, modem link telephone, and trouser press. All rooms offer double bed for single occupancy at no extra charge.

Coaching Inn Hotel, Wigan, UK

Warrington Road (A573), Wigan, Lancashire, WN3 4NJ

A family run hotel. Approximately one mile from town centre on good regular bus route. Within easy reach of Haydock Racecourse, Three Sisters, JJB Stadium and Robin Park Sports complex.

On main A573 approximately one mile from town centre on good regular bus route. We are three bus stops away from the towns lively night life. Secure car park. We are a 3 crown approved Hotel.

Ashfield House Hotel & Restaurant, Wigan, UK

Ashfield Pk Drive, Wigan, Lancashire, WN6 0EQ

At the Ashfield House Hotel you can be assured of first class hospitality and unparalleled service. All our guests are treated as House Guests rather than hotel residents from the moment they arrive.

Ashfield House was built in the mid 1800s when the British empire was approaching its zenith. Queen Victoria reigned and Disraeli and Gladstone were the political heavyweights of the day. Gladstone was a guest at the hotel when Liberal MP for Wigan, John Lancaster, was the owner. IT is a fine example of building standards and interior craftsmanship of the Victorian era, which has seen many glorious days, as the home of wealthy merchant, a mill owner and a justice of the peace. The hotel is situated in its own landscaped grounds and enjoys splendid views of the Douglas valley and surrounding areas. Set in such a quiet location, Ashfield House makes an ideal setting for all occasions. Company dinners can be held in our restaurant, or in one of our private dining rooms which can accomodate anything from 2 to 130 guests. Since opening in 1993 our charming restaurant has built a first class reputation for serving fine food and wine. Created with flair and imagination, the a la carte menu is competitively priced and offers classical English cuisine with an innovative twist.