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Lake Lounge Rooms
Located in Littleborough, 12 miles from Heaton Park, Lake Lounge Rooms has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
The Moorcock Inn
Located in Littleborough, 12 miles from Victoria Theatre, The Moorcock Inn provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. This 5-star hotel offers a bar.
The Rake Tapas Accommodation
Located in Littleborough, 12 miles from Victoria Theatre, The Rake Tapas Accommodation provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Hollingworth Lake Guest House Room Only Accommodation
Hollingworth Lake Guest House Room Only Accommodation offers accommodations in Littleborough, 14 miles from Clayton Hall Museum and 14 miles from Victoria Theatre.
Mercure Manchester Norton Grange Hotel & Spa
Only 8 miles from Manchester with convenient links to the M62, yet set in its own grounds, the hotel provides modern bedrooms, 2 restaurants and free leisure facilities.
Broadfield Park Hotel
Overlooking the 34 acres of historic Broadfield Park, this elegant hotel has a traditional restaurant, free Wi-Fi and a cozy bar. The Broadfield Park Hotel is located in Rochdale center.
The Royal Toby Hotel
With 2 quality restaurants, free on-site parking and free access to a local gym, the warmest welcome awaits you at this hotel, where staff are friendly, courteous and efficient.
The Saddleworth Hotel
Set in 10 acres of landscaped gardens and woodland, this 4-star hotel has individually designed rooms, some with unique furnishings.
Hampton By Hilton Rochdale
Located in Rochdale and within 10 miles of Heaton Park, Hampton By Hilton Rochdale has a bar, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi throughout the property. This 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk.
Church inn en-suite rooms with Wi-Fi
Located in Moorside, 7.9 miles from Clayton Hall Museum, Church inn en-suite rooms with Wi-Fi features a garden, a terrace and a bar.
What Guests Said About Littleborough:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Littleborough is a gem.
Littleborough is a gem. It is a lovely village, close to Rochdale but totally different. It has a community feel and is well-kept. There are a lot of tea-rooms, restaurants and pubs, more than one would expect in a small Pennine village. After leaving the village you are immediately on the moors where there are many hiking and walking trails. The people in the village are incredibly friendly and you are always greeted with a smile. A relaxed village feel while being close to a large town and a big city.
AngelaSwitzerland - 10Scored 10
We loved looking out at the lake felt like a holiday place.
We loved looking out at the lake felt like a holiday place. Plenty of places to eat out. Nice touch from owner to leave voucher for free drinks in the cafe. It was good to have 2 televisions. Lots of steps for us but we were warned. We really enjoyed our stay. The problems were the shower controls and hard work lighting the hob. It was very well equipped with all you need for your stay. Also nice and warm. Needs better seating in living area. Would still recommend to others.AngelaUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Littleborough is a small but lovely location in the...
Littleborough is a small but lovely location in the countryside, but still not too far from the city. Car is necessary although trams/trains running often nearby instead of driving into Manchester for shopping.LaurenNorway - 8.0Scored 8.0
I stayed for one night whilst walking on the Pennine Way -...
I stayed for one night whilst walking on the Pennine Way - that, or a couple of nights, are probably long enough. There are water sports facilities on the lake and a few lakeside cafes and pubs. For those with a dog (me) neither of the pubs indicated if they were dog friendly or not - and I didnt feel like being turned away - so didnt go in. The lakeside is a pleasant walk - but the roadway can be seen as a bit of a race track, especially in the evenings, by bikers and boy racers. If your on public transport, the lakeline bus runs up and down every 30 mins (probably less on Sundays) and the lake is a short walk up from Smithy Bridge station. I didnt eat there, but the Olive and Pickles cafe has tables out front in the day time and looks like a pleasant place for to eat - its closed in the evenings.
Kevin - 4.0Scored 4.0
We stayed for one night the stairs up to the room was a bit...
We stayed for one night the stairs up to the room was a bit narrow to carry your suit case up the room was adequate the view looking on to the lakes across the road was very nice. Parking wasn’t very good there was no breakfast here so a trip to a cafe which is around the corner. Would I stay her again probably not but it was close to our friends
WilliamUnited Kingdom - 2.0Scored 2.0
I put my friend into this BB thinking it would be good...
I put my friend into this BB thinking it would be good place being a local resident. It dirty and the toilets were not clean the room needs a refurbished I had booked two days for my mate I had to find another place for him to stay after the first night luckily I did in the Rake inn I am now trying to get a refund I wouldn’t be recommending any of my workers or friends to stay here I am surprised Booking .com have it on there booksAAnonymous
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