Downtown
City Name:
BOLTON
Direction from City Center to Hotel:
North
Open Gallery
Holiday Inn Bolton Centre
1 Higher Bridge Street
Bolton
BL1 2EW
United Kingdom
Check In: 3PM
Check Out: 11AM
Check-in Age: 18
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Location Highlights
Local
Closest Convention Center:
Manchester Central
Distance from Hotel:
14.4 MI/ 23.17 KM North
Convenience Store:
1 MI/ 1.61 KM North
Golf:
4.7 MI/ 7.56 KM North East
Outdoor Tennis:
3.6 MI/ 5.79 KM West
Indoor Tennis:
3.6 MI/ 5.79 KM West
Must See
Must See
As the birthplace of Samuel Crompton, Bolton is proud of the places that give testament to this English inventor's origins. You can wander through the rooms of Hall i' th' Wood Museum, where Crompton and his family were tenants. It dates back to the 16th century and is furnished with pieces from two succeeding centuries. You can also walk the Crompton Trail, guiding you to significant tributes.
Must Do
Must Do
Rivington Pike, known for its breathtaking views along the West Pennine Moors, is only about 30 minutes by car from the hotel. You can walk, or bike if you prefer, along sprawling green pillows of grass. Climb the tower for a spectacular view of the surrounds – as far as the Lake District mountains and the Isle of Man in crisp weather. You may stumble on a music festival or event there, too.
Don't Go Home Without
Don't Go Home Without
Visitors to Bolton shouldn't miss House of Raja's, an Asian superstore selling colourful saris, cookware and exotic goods, less than 10 minutes' drive from the hotel. Welcoming staff can help you find a perfect sari for you or a loved one, and you can go home with your spice collection replenished. You can also find jewellery, and if you're hungry, stop for an authentic Indian lunch.
Tips
Tips
Bolton has a long industrial heritage of coal and cotton, railroads and canals, and you can walk a trail dedicated to this history. The path takes you on a pleasant walk around town, past some important industrial architecture. Not only will you learn more about figures like soap magnate Lord Leverhulme and spinning pioneer Samuel Crompton, you'll also be getting a good dose of fresh air.