Best Western Bolholt Country Park Hotel

Walshaw Road, Bury, Bury, Greater Manchester, England

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About Best Western Bolholt Country Park Hotel

The estate has undergone a gradual transformation from an industrial area into 50 acres of beautiful parkland and lakes. We also have a state of the art leisure club. Room prices include full access to the leisure club. The ample facilities of the hotel are courteously made available. These include various leisure pursuits, the a la carte restaurant and most importantly - the bar.we also have a 50inch plasma screen situated in the main bar The Bolholt is famous locally for its fabulous banquet facilities and specialty weddings. With a management team with over 20 years expertise, you can feel assured that your special day will be perfect. The Bolholt is also a vibrant commercial centre. If you require a conference we can provide conference suites from 6 to 350 people, we can also tailor your package from just a basic meeting to a full 24-hour deal inclusive of accommodation and meals, and activities/team building course facilities. We believe a hotel is more than the mere provision of a bedroom, good food and drink for travelers, particularly when alone, sport and other leisure activities provide a relaxed means for meeting people and added enjoyment to one's stay.

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