Village Hotel Bury in Rochdale - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Comfortable hotel with everything you could need. Easy to taxi and Uber pick ups with a big car park. Restaurant and car park in the lobby. Huge toilets on the ground floor (surprised me with its how big it was). Beware there are lots of hen parties etc on the weekends: so they might keep you up at night. Very clean, every thing works. The breakfast was nice. It runs from 7.30 until 10 in the morning.

Not been to a Village Hotel in a while, the restaurant menu is now great, plenty to choose from, check in was easy as was the parking, rooms are large and comfortable.

"The bar and grill team at the Village Hotel in Bury are incredible! What they endure during busy periods is often crazy, yet they remain professional, friendly, and kind. However, one thing that needs immediate change is the 'Village Hotel Footie' initiative. It has essentially turned the bar and grill into a 'Wacky Warehouse' environment, with unsupervised children causing mayhem—screaming, banging, chasing loose balls, and running amok! For a hotel that charges premium prices, this is far from the experience you expect when trying to enjoy an afternoon or evening with your family."

Danni and Meg were absolutely amazing from organising my wedding to the actual wedding day. We held our wedding at the village hotel Bury. Everybody had a great day. It was very special. We couldn’t have asked for any better. Thank you so much Danni and Meg and also the rest of the team.

Stayed twice here and both times we had a brill experience. Rooms are modern, clean and comfortable. We were also gifted an additional voucher to spend on food and drinks. Additional mention to Max a lovely lady in the bar who made our stay a 10 out of 10 by going the extra mile.

Nice hotel, rooms are very spacious, however they are extremely warm which made it difficult to sleep. There are Dyson fans in the room which I think are to try to tackle the issue of warm rooms. The pool area is fantastic, the pool itself is very big when compared to other Village hotels.

I use the meeting rooms here at the hotel for interviews occasionally and sometimes just the cafe or bar for quick meetings. Free WiFi is available and the carparking is free for upto 4 hours. The hotel is close to the motorway so can get here quite quickly.

It's absolutely stunning place....First time here. Staff (Anja) are so courteous. Plenty of parking. Rooms are stunning

(4 week stay)The room was fantastic I stayed in 4 different rooms over 4 weeks. The staff were brilliant the only thing that let the Village down was, the menu the food wasn't bad but it was massively over priced, and so were the drinks ! But if you walk across the road there's a pub there, with a brilliant menu and a carvery, and it's have the price and better quality. If you stay at the Village hotel bury, you can't go wrong if you just use the other pub to dine. 😁👍🏻

Not worth the money.. needs updated

The room was serene and had everything a guest could need.The service was outstanding. Definitely going to return soon.

Amazing stay as always. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Really professional and kind service provided by Mr. Arian at the reception. Looking forvard to be back again.

Only use the sports facilities but great staff an sports equipment.

Nice place good facilities good service from Padma

I’ve been a member here for a number of years. Yesterday I was swimming when a full fire evacuation was announced. Julie Davenport and Jack Eaton took charge and to move people from the pool to an area of safety. I want to thank both these members of staff, and Tyler, team leader for there prompt, professional actions. As a client I felt totally safe and cared for by these members of staff. Having to get out of the pool wet and move to the back of the car park was not a pleasant experience but the staff managed this situation with professionalism with total respect for the people they were overseeing. Thank you again to Julie,Jack, Tyler and Dominique.

The team here were fantastic at accommodating us for our anniversary, thanks very much

I had a booking for this hotel for about 2/3 weeks and after doing a 12 hour shift and driving to get there for 2.5 hours, I got there at 11:30 at which point they told me that they had overbooked. They told me I had to book a travel lodge as all the rooms were full. As to why they couldn’t call me beforehand, there was no good reason. I got to the travel lodge and the lady at the desk told me that if I booked 8 minutes later, they wouldn’t have been able to accept my booking. That room was not nice and the bathroom didn’t feel clean. I had the village booked for two nights after that, at which point I had to speak to managers twice, I was never approached to resolve what had happened. The first time, I called ahead of arriving to make sure that I had my booking. They did not care about me having to book another hotel the night before that was significantly worse. He wanted to get off the phone as quickly as possible. He even wanted to charge me for a no show fee and acted like he was doing me a favour for cancelling it. When I got there, he checked me in and wanted to get onto the next customer. He didn’t mention anything about compensation until I brought it up, to which the response was that they will get back to me. The second time, they told me that they would resolve the issue before I left and said that they would email me the next day. They did not. I guess my compensation is that they did not charge me extra for not showing up. On top of that, the barbecue wings suck and are not worth the calories of eating them.

This establishment can only be described as an absolute cesspit. Despite receiving an email promising a free joining fee, my decision to bring my wife and daughter for a day pass turned into a costly disappointment. Upon arrival, we were unexpectedly charged £58 for a mere one-hour swimming session. Eager to begin our aquatic adventure, we headed straight to the family changing rooms. However, what greeted us was an overpowering stench of urine and floors littered with tissue, hair, and various unidentifiable substances adorning the walls. The attached pictures fail to capture the full extent of the repulsiveness due to the presence of other users, but they are sufficient evidence of the abhorrent conditions. Holes in the walls, collapsed drains, and the unmistakable presence of bodily fluids suggest neglect and a lack of proper maintenance. These are not mere water marks or stains; they are remnants of DNA left to fester within the walls for an extended period. My wife ventured into the female changing rooms with our daughter, while I made my way to the male section. To our dismay, my wife encountered an 11/12-year-old boy freely roaming the premises as his mother changed. This blatant disregard for privacy and security is deeply concerning. Finally, when we managed to enter the pool itself, we were met with what can only be described as an ice bath. The discomfort was unbearable, prompting us to cut short our visit. On our way out, we voiced our dissatisfaction to the young receptionist, only to be met with a dismissive "ok" in response. In conclusion, this establishment falls far short of acceptable standards. Its deplorable conditions, lack of professionalism, and disregard for customer experience make it a place to avoid at all costs.

Good place need room service at night