Mercure Last Drop Village Bolton

Hospital Road, Bromley Cross, Bolton, Greater Manchester, England

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About Mercure Last Drop Village Bolton

Situated on the fringe of open countryside, this hotel offers breathtaking views of the West Pennine Moors. More than your usual hotel, The Mercure Last Drop Village is a collection of 18th century farmhouses which looks like a village lost in time, with its cobbled streets, craft shops, booksellers, antique shops and local pub. Throw open the window of just about any Last Drop bedroom and you will look out onto a scene of tranquil bliss. Whether the views are over rugged moor land or across the hotels peaceful courtyard, The Last Drop is a place where you will feel totally relaxed. The new Spa Naturel is home to an 18 metre pool, indoor/outdoor hydrotherapy pool and jacuzzi, fully equipped gymnasium, 8 beauty rooms and a relaxation suite. Every one of the 128 en suite bedrooms is beautifully furnished and comes complete with satellite TV, a direct dial telephone, tea/coffee making facilities and a luxury bathroom. If it’s a time of celebration, why not make it extra special by choosing one of the four-poster bedrooms.

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