Wigan (M6 Jct 27) hotel

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In a quiet rural setting, a short drive from Wigan town centre and the DW Stadium

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Almond Brook Road, Standish, Wigan WN6 0SS

Sat Nav Directions: WN6 0SS

Directions: Leave the M6(J27)follow signs for Standish turn left at the T-junction, then take the 1st right. Located behind the Charnley Arms. Follow the car park around the back of the Charnley Arms. You will arrive at the hotel car park.

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Transport and local information: JJB Stadium Football & Rugby
Wigan Pier Theme Park
Camelot Theme Park
Appley Bridge Train Station 2 miles

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Hotel Parking: Free on-site parking is available at this hotel.

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23 Jun 2018

shaz6568

durham

Trip Type: Friends getaway

"Good night"

We stayed one night for football tournament,no lift we had a daughter with a broken ankle and we where on top floor but not a problem spent night in bar there was a lot of us had a great night staff really nice there helped us out by getting us a load of World Cup flags to decorate our team tent up which got us a spot on sky news well done rooms clean staff really helpful drink was good and cheap we even cleaned the tables after us thanks a lot we’ll done

21 Jun 2018

andrewward2018

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Business

"Poor hotel at too high a price for the area"

Shabby facilities, dirty bar area with a bad smell and a shocking breakfast. All that for more than £15/night more than a beautiful country hotel 5 miles away. Look harder than here if in the area. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

20 Jun 2018

Diana M

Swansea, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Family

"Friendly staff, clean hotel, very warm room."

We stayed for 4 nights, visiting family in the area. The welcome was very friendly, more so than other local Premier Inns we have stopped at although all are ok. We went up to our room and noticed that the single sofa bed had not been made up even though we had booked a twin room. It was very quickly sorted by going down to reception. A lady who I believe was called Julia came to the room straight away and made the bed up for us. The room itself was as usual very clean, tidy with no worn or tired bits. We had a rear facing room which overlooked lovely fields so thankfully was able to keep the window open at all times because the room was at times very hot (between 25 and 27 degrees the whole time we were there), we also had a fan in the room which helped and we kept it on the whole time we were in the room even at night. We did go when the weather outside was particularly warm. I can understand that being at the front of the hotel would cause problems and noise though as the road is very busy and seems to have a constant stream of HGV's going along it. We got back about midnight one night and there were 12 lorries go past us on the short walk from the car to the hotel. We visited the Charnley Arms next door for a meal on the friday eve, we didn't eat breakfast there so can't comment on that. The meal we had was good value and the menu is varied and the service was very friendly. When we arrived however the music was very loud for an eating establishment (and I like loud music) and there was a quiz going on as well. The DJ/quizmaster was very loud and we had to shout over him and the music even though we sat a fair way from the speakers. It was made worse by him 'effing and blinding' (literally using the 'f' word many times). We arrived about 7.30pm and left about 9.30pm and while it didn't worry us unduly it would have been rather off putting for people with teenage children or any adult really. It just wasn't very professional in a family establishment. All that said we would stay at the Premier Inn again as it was clean, comfortable and friendly.

12 Jun 2018

59bagwash

Selby, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Solo travel

"Jbus"

Shower didn’t work. Room too hot. Very noisy with window open. No refund offered and was given a web address to complain. Bed was comfortable but no phone in room to contact reception when shower problem occurred. On check out reception were aware that sometimes the shower didn’t work.

8 Jun 2018

Stephen522013

Port Talbot, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Fine accommodation;poor food"

The Premier Inn itself was adequate but the adjoining restaurant spoilt the experience serving poor quality meals. The room was hot and as it faced the road when we opened the window the traffic was noisy.

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Hotel description Stay at Premier Inn Hotel Wigan (M6, J27) and you'll be in the perfect location to get to Wigan town centre. So whether you're here on business or just getting away for a well-earned break, we're a handy place to stay. The picturesque North West countryside is on your doorstep too. Spend the morning strolling the streets of Liverpool, perhaps visiting the historic Albert Dock. Or take a walk through the majestic grounds of Haigh Hall Country Park. In the afternoon you could catch some sport, either rugby or football at Wigan stadium, or try your hand at go-karting at Three Sisters. Then come back for some great food and a lovely comfy bed.

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