Bel Air Hotel

236 Wigan Lane, Wigan, Greater Manchester, England

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About Bel Air Hotel

Privately owned and run by Frenchman Christophe and wife Carole, The Bel Air boasts 11 comfortable bedrooms. Always sure of a warm welcome. The hotel is situated in a leafy suburb and flanked by a small park. It is within walking distance of Wigan Town Centre. On the ground floor, you will find the restaurant, where the a La Carte menu offers a fine selection of French style cuisine. An inclusive 7.95 Table d'Hote is available every evening. Across from the restaurant, the bar and lounge area offers a selection of fine ales, wines and spirits or you could even try some French specialities such as Kir or Calvados. Enjoy a pre-dinner drink while choosing your evening meal or relax after a long day, the warm decor and atmosphere of the lounge is the ideal place to unwind.

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