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I would recommend the hotel rather than the outbuildings/annexes. We only wanted a hotel en route to Alton Towers from Scotland and for the price it was fine however a Travelodge/Days Inn would be just as good. Reception staff are very accommodating.

Chorley is my home town (although I am long gone to the south-west) so I may be biased. There is beautiful countryside surrounding the town. Astley Hall and Park are a gem worth visiting. There is the Myles Standish association with the town so a visit to the Parish Church is worthwhile. The town has seen better days but the welcome from Chorley folk is of legend. The pubs are always lively and many serve real ale. Visit on a Saturday, take in the park and parish church, watch Chorley FC (the Magpies) play a game at Victory Park (named after 'winning' WW1) and have a few slurps around town. Perfect days visit to Chorley.

A lovely place plenty to stay, a good base for travelling about too. Excellent food and service the staff are very attentive in such a busy pub. The food served is excellent and would recommend a try. Will be returning.

Very clean and comfortable, excellent value . On the downside there is no signage / directions when travelling South on M6 at the Charnock Richard services , to the access road to cross the motorway and find the hotel. Very difficult to locate when arriving late in the night.

This was not my first visit to Chorley. I love the place. This time I was here for a wedding, so it was just a short stay. However, there are loads of places to shop and eat, a wonderful market, banks, fuel, Hair-dressers, health shops, and entertainment in Chorley. Best of all is a beautiful Temple with lovely grounds to go round. Very peaceful special place. Also Botany Bay (across the motorway from the Temple J8 of M61.) Astley Hall. The people are friendly and helpful. Above the bus station is the sign "...the place where everyone matters."!! I love this signal. There is also a train station and hospital. Many Historic places to visit. Traffic times can be busy.

I booked the annex room on booking.com and was total shocked by what we stayed in, we arrived and it looked OK but then we were giving our key and we had to walk to the other end of the property passing run down properties in which some had broken windows to our room for the night. When opening the door the first thing you could smell was dampness, the room was very dated. We went for dinner in which they said was pet friendly property to be told we had to stay in reception area and could only have limited menu, very over priced for what we received, we're returned to our annex and it was very damp we went to sleep and woke up with tiles in bathroom floor and walls soaking with the dampness... the room felt wet and very uncomfortable, couldn't wait to leave in which we did straight away.... wouldn't recommend.