Grains Bar Farm Hotel Bed & Breakfast

Rippondon Road, Oldham, Greater Manchester, England

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About Grains Bar Farm Hotel Bed & Breakfast

A busy family-run hotel situated in a beautiful area, within easy reach of Manchester and Leeds. Grains Bar Hotel is a country hotel set in nine acres of land. The hotel has a fishing pond and a licensed bar. Situated in 9 acres of land, this family-run hotel offers the perfect base for a relaxing break. Within easy reach are the cities of Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool, as well as the dramatic beauty of the Lake District. Closer to home is the network of canals, boating on Hollingworth Lake, and various arts and crafts outlets. The hotel has a bar and eating facilities, as well as a relaxing lounge area. Supervised pets are also welcome.

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