Wigan, England Hotels

BEL AIR

Privately owned and run by Frenchman Christophe and wife Carole the Bel Air boasts 11 comfortable bedrooms all with en suite bathrooms colour televisions direct dial telephone alarms tea and coffee making facilities.On the ground floor you will find the restaurantas well as the bar and lounge area which is available to residents and diners and offers a selection of fine ales wines and spirits.All room rates include full English Breakfast.ALWAYS SURE OF A WARM WELCOME

The Crown at Worthington

A traditional english country inn.A pleasant rural location but only minutes from major motorways.All rooms recently refurbished with stunning counrtyside views. We have an extensive menu of freshly prepared dishes including our inique Butchers Block steak counter.Our bar features 5 cask ales 41 wines avaiable by the glass and a selection of world bottled beers.A friendly and relaxing atmosphere for all.

Britannia Wigan

This attractive modern hotel is located just off Junction 27 of the M6 halfway between Liverpool and Manchester. A fine motorway system brings all of the North West within easy reach. Wigan Pier with its tourist attractions is a short drive. Bolton's stunning Reebok Stadium is only a short drive away down the motorway. Liverpool with its famous attractions including the Albert Dock and Beatles Story museum is only a 30 minute drive away as is Manchester and Old Trafford.From the bright airy lobby to the modern bedrooms which include purpose built family rooms you will be impressed. Almonds brasserie provides a wide range of dishes. The fully equipped health club has a delightful pool.The 14 dedicated meeting rooms ample parking general ambience and good motorway connections make this hotel an ideal location for meetings of all kinds.

Quality Hotel Wigan

There's so much to enjoy when you stay at the Quality Hotel Wigan. Just minutes from the famous Wigan Pier and town centre with easy access to many of the North West's major attractions including Blackpool Camelot Theme Park Chester and the Lake District our modern hotel is an ideal choice for business or pleasure. You'll be assured of a comfortable stay in any of our 88 well appointed rooms all with en suite bathrooms direct dial telephones hairdryers tea and coffee making facilities colour TV with satellite channels and writing desk with plenty of space for working. You may prefer an executive room offering a trouser press and other little comforts.Disabled guests can be comfortably accommodated.

Macdonald Kilhey Court

Set in Lancashire countryside with panoramic views of Worthington lakes and well tendered gardens.An impressive Victorian Hotel offering a high standard of 4 star service full leisure facilities with aerobics studio pool and new high tech fitness machines.Located within a few minutes of the motorway network and only 3 miles from Wigan town centre .An ideal setting for relaxing accommodation.A place to meet a space to think.A venue to impress. 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.

The Brocket Arms

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 Galleries an award winning market complex to suit all tastes. The most famous attraction is Wigan Pier on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal which includes Opie s Museum of Memories.This celebration of a glorious history is continued in The Way We Were recreating life in 1900 as well as the heritage and leisure centre which contains the Trencherfield Mill Engine the world s largest working mill engine.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.