The Bridge Inn Hotel

This hotel was even better than I expected. It's a Grade 2 listed building which is beautifully, and tastefully, decorated. Breakfast is only served at weekends but it was delicious and cheap. The bed was the most comfortable bed ever and the shower was so powerful that my husband told me it would 'sandblast my body' so not to turn it on full. A wonderful hotel with great staff that I would recommend to anyone.

Very good! Stayed in a double room which was clean and comfortable. The staff are very friendly and helpful

Everything was lovely, customer service is so good we will defo be staying again the room is clean & comfortable, breakfast was beautiful, all staff very polite defo deserve 5 star from us, thank you.

We have just had lunch today 14th October 2023... All I can say is...The cheese and onion pie was spot on👍 no potato in it. All cheese, onion with a hint of butter, also proper bicarbonate of soda soaked mushy peas... As they should be.... 9 out of 10.. would have got a 10 if there was more of it... 😋 My wife also had The lamb hotpot which was lovely too, proper comfort food 🙂

Good bar, friendly staff, shame the kitchen wasn't working as they didn't have a chef when I stayed. The room was clean and tidy with a very comfy bed. All in all a good nights stay. I would have preferred of road parking though.

I've given quite a bit of thought about how I would write this review. In the end, however, I've decided to put down our experience exactly as I see it. We had what I can only describe as the worst hotel experience of our lives. I'm a native of Horwich who moved to Canada many years ago. We had decided to revisit the area as part of a UK road trip. Seeing the website describing The Bridge as a "boutique hotel", we thought it would be great fun to stay in "downtown" Horwich rather than at the Middlebrook. How wrong were we! The only room available was a Family Room, which was OK, there were only the two of us. The family bit of this equation turned out to be 2 camp beds in the corner of the room. Not a problem in itself. The real crusher came when we went to bed. We were still a bit jetlagged so went up around 9.00pm. It was then that the trouble began. Directly below our room was a function room. In there, was a 21st birthday party in full swing. The noise from the bass thumping out in the music was literally making the room shake. Eventually I called downstairs and asked for the Manager, inviting them up to experience what we were enduring. The Duty Manager, Lisa, came up straight away. To her credit, she immediately acknowledged that the noise was unacceptable. She said she had already spoken with the DJ once and would do so again. However, whether she did speak with him or not I don't know. What I do know is the music didn't get any quieter - in fact as it approached midnight, it got louder! I don't for one moment blame the Duty Manager for the situation, nor do I blame the young guy who was having the 21st birthday bash. I lay the blame 100% at the door of the greedy, inconsiderate owner(s), who knowingly sold a room to us in the full knowledge that it would be deafeningly noisy until well after 12.00am. We were due to stay for two nights, but we were down those stairs and out of there as soon as it was light. After a bit more digging, I found other reviews from people who had had a similar experience, so this wasn't an isolated incident, yet the room was still sold to us, ruining what we had hoped would be a nostalgic wander down memory lane. Trivial by comparison, but which would otherwise have been mentionable, there was no heating (boiler apparently was "on the blink"), no plug in the bathroom and a toilet roll holder that would have challenged Houdini! Also, there was the most amazing green emergency light on the ceiling that I could literally read by. I presume this is a throwback from when the room wasn't a guest room (I have 'photos of it if anyone is interested). What angers me most about this episode is that it will almost certainly be the experience of other guests time and time again and there's nothing you can do about it until it happens. Lisa, the Duty Manager, said she would bring it to the owner's attention (Dave) on the Monday. I was hoping they would man up and contact me to apologise, but I have heard nothing. I'm no

It was more of a pub with rooms rather than a hotel. Room ok and shower was great but was a band playing in bar two floors below on Sat night and so loud it couldve been next door.

Great find in the north west Greater Manchester area, the hotel/pub has obviously been upgraded recently. My double room was modern, very clean and comfortable, the staff in the pub were excellent and the food was good especially the breakfast. I don't visit this area very often but would happily stay here again, the beer was also decently priced.

Stayed here overnight after a concert, very reasonable room rate. Was expecting to eat in the pub when we got there but there wasn’t any food being served at that time. We were going to wander elsewhere and find somewhere else but decided to wait, wish we hadn’t bothered. The food was very mediocre at best (the driest cheese and onion pie I’ve ever had) Finley deserved a medal, from check-in when we arrived to when we checked out he was constantly running the bar, seemingly single handedly and was very friendly and efficient. Our room on the third floor was absolutely fine. Walking distance to the stadium. Would definitely stay here again.