Hotel room and location was perfect.
Really nice breakfast area overlooking a garden.
Only downside was my requests for a crib was twice ignored and even then I got a broken crib
Hotel room and location was perfect.
Really nice breakfast area overlooking a garden.
Only downside was my requests for a crib was twice ignored and even then I got a broken crib
Suhayl
Reviewed September 3, 2016Reviewed September 3, 2016
Brand new hotel. Lovely staff. Fantastic rooms & in room facilities.
I hope the prices don’t increase hugely once this becomes a more established location.
Brand new hotel. Lovely staff. Fantastic rooms & in room facilities.
I hope the prices don’t increase hugely once this becomes a more established location.
Very pleasant stay, we arrived late but had let staff know in advance, room was very spacious and clean, beds very comfortable and breakfast was good and very good value for money
Very pleasant stay, we arrived late but had let staff know in advance, room was very spacious and clean, beds very comfortable and breakfast was good and very good value for money
Lovely hotel within its own grounds, on arrival l was made very welcome by staff. My room was big with all the amenities to hand and spotless. Breakfast was excellent with a wide choice on the menu to choose from. My all round opinion of the hotel is excellent.
Lovely hotel within its own grounds, on arrival l was made very welcome by staff. My room was big with all the amenities to hand and spotless. Breakfast was excellent with a wide choice on the menu to choose from. My all round opinion of the hotel is excellent.
Keith
Reviewed February 9, 2025Reviewed February 9, 2025
Felt welcome from the moment we stepped in, everything explained well to us and even an apology letter for the fire alarm was provided which we really appreciated. definitely would stay again
Felt welcome from the moment we stepped in, everything explained well to us and even an apology letter for the fire alarm was provided which we really appreciated. definitely would stay again
Asher
Reviewed November 2, 2026Reviewed November 2, 2026
This hotel was great, good customer service and friendly staff. The young boy sitting at night was very proactive and helped as much as he could.
Hotel was clean, good parking spaces, good sized room, nice bathrooms. Breakfast was good too.
Just a small suggestion, if a light could be put in the extra car park, as it’s a little dark at night.
This hotel was great, good customer service and friendly staff. The young boy sitting at night was very proactive and helped as much as he could.
Hotel was clean, good parking spaces, good sized room, nice bathrooms. Breakfast was good too.
Just a small suggestion, if a light could be put in the extra car park, as it’s a little dark at night.
Lovely hotel. Food was fine. Only negative was train line in the rear of the building. Bedrooms are too close and a bit noisy early doors. Ask for a front facing bedroom.
Lovely hotel. Food was fine. Only negative was train line in the rear of the building. Bedrooms are too close and a bit noisy early doors. Ask for a front facing bedroom.
James
Reviewed October 31, 2024Reviewed October 31, 2024
The best area to stay in Brinscall is within the village centre itself, particularly around School Lane and Dick Lane.
This area forms the heart of the village and offers a convenient base for exploring. It's a compact and easily walkable area with a few local shops, a pub, and the village war memorial. You'll find it's well-connected for local walks and provides easy access to the surrounding countryside.
For couples looking for a relaxing retreat with access to nature, staying directly in Brinscall village is ideal. You're perfectly positioned to enjoy peaceful strolls along the Goit or explore the nearby Anglezarke and Rivington reservoirs, which are just a short drive or a longer walk away. The local pub offers a pleasant spot for an evening drink.
Families will also find Brinscall village a good fit due to its quiet surroundings and access to outdoor activities. The nearby White Coppice is a charming hamlet with a cricket pitch and stream, great for an afternoon outing with children.
When is the best time to go to Brinscall?
The best time to go to Brinscall is during the late spring and summer months, from May to September, when the weather is generally at its most pleasant.
During this period, you can expect milder temperatures and longer daylight hours, which are ideal for exploring the natural beauty of the area. This makes it great for walks along the Anglezarke Reservoir or enjoying the views from Great Hill. It's also a great time for outdoor activities like cycling through the quieter country lanes.
For those who enjoy a more active holiday, the warmer weather allows for comfortable exploration of the local footpaths and trails that crisscross the Rivington Terraced Gardens.
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How much is the nightly rate at a Brinscall hotel?
Prices for hotels in Brinscall often vary, but you can find a great deal from £34 on Expedia. All sorts of factors affect price, such as the time of year or the days of the week you choose for your stay. Find the best deals by being flexible with your dates, and sort search results by "Price: low to high" for the cheapest rate.