The Best Bolton Pub Accommodation

former cotton warehouse in the historic industrial area of the city, now a characterful and lively pub and boutique hotel with stylish rooms

in the countryside convenient for the M61, an inn dating back to the 17th century has a charming ten-bedroomed cottage style B&B extension

conveniently located for the M61, this friendly local pub boasts recently refreshed, spacious rooms and a relaxed restaurant serving classic dishes

historic country inn, centrally located in the town and close to many attractions

charming country pub with elegant rooms, cosy bar with wooden beams and open fires

run as a social enterprise helping young people into the pub, catering and hospitality trades with boutique, individually styled guest rooms

within easy reach of the M61 motorway, this friendly local inn offers unpretentious accommodation and a continental buffet breakfast

a traditional pub with a welcoming bar and a great choice of tasty food, also offers a comfortable stay in spacious and stylish rooms

traditional pub - dates from the 18th century - serving local and guest ales and hosting live music; guest rooms are homely and comfy

stay in the heart of Manchester, opposite Piccadilly Station, at this traditional inn offering comfortable rooms and a self-serve breakfast

offers simple, no fuss rooms above a village pub - in between Manchester and Liverpool - that has open fires, a beer garden and shows live sports

close to Heaton Park, a traditional inn in a grand Victorian house in large grounds offers spacious, comfortable rooms and a popular restaurant

comfortable, simple style rooms located above a lively showbar and nightclub on Canal Street in Manchester's vibrant Gay Village

previous guests of this expansive, friendly inn have been particularly full of praise for the helpful, cheerful staff and variety of food served

comfortable accommodation close to the M6, great for exploring the local area

comfortable pub situated in the trendy Northern Quarter, just a short walk from Piccadilly Gardens and a little further to Piccadilly Station

dating from 1815 this historic building has a rich heritage, today there are two bars, a restaurant and modern, well-appointed guest rooms

close to the village of Standish, a 150-year-old inn has been refurbished to offer a welcoming bar and restaurant and cosily-furnished rooms

a traditional pub set on the fringes of the city centre offering simple, few frills rooms, home cooked food and bar hosting quizes and live sports TV

simple rooms above a lively pub and show bar that is one of the city's longest established LGBT venues on Canal Street in the Gay Village