I have stayed here several times for work, and usually the experience is pretty average. I normally stay in the 'executive' rooms. I could not figure out why they were called executive rooms until I stayed in a regular room. It was awful--wallpaper coming off the wall, tiles missing in the bathroom, bath panel coming off the bath, the ten... more

First a confession. In a previous life in worked in the Dunk. Back then it was a MacDonald Hotel and seen as the only decent local place to stay. It's still pretty good, although a bit of work needed here and there as it's a bit tatty round the edges. It's all well and good trying to keep the historical... more

When we arrived for a 2 night stay the receptionist couldn't find our reservation and wasn't interested in finding it either. She walked off whilst my boyfriend found the confirmation email on his phone and got us checked in. We went on quite a trek to our room, unlocked the door and the heat hit us. It was over 30... more

we stayed at the dunkenhalgh in july. we loved it!! the pool facilities were beyond amazing with about 4 sauners and steam rooms all different smells ie lemongrass. showers had different settings fragrent,drench ect. the rooms themselves were brilliant so comfy and spacious with very nice fxtures and fittings. if you are looking for a relaxing weekend this is the... more

Just been to Manchester shopping and decided to stay in the area overnight, so looked on the internet for prices for this hotel, which came recommended. Best price for Bed and Breakfast was £59 per room (not bad). Best price for Dinner Bed and Breakfast was £135.....( £76 dearer but, if the food was excellent, livable with), so decided to... more

The place itself took ages for an experienced coach driver to find, he stopped to ask 2 locals for directions and they said 'you won't know you're on the way to Clayton-Le-Moors until you're actually there as it isn't sign-posted!' Eventually we got there and were impressed by the facade of the building. We had a long hike to our... more

Initially we were disappointed because our room wasn't available until 2 hours after the check in time. The only place we could wait was in the bar which was very expensive (I paid £7 for 3 soft drinks) and not the best place for 2 hyperactive children who had been cooped up in a car for several hours (although they... more

Ive just read a review by a guest who had poor service from reception. I might just say here i was looking to take my wife away for a night to show her where i stayed whilst working away for periods of last year. Our rooms were booked in advance and a company account set up , so on arrival... more

We got married on the 14th March 2009 in the Townley Suite at The Dunkenhalgh Hotel. We had an all inclusive package which consisted of Wedding breakfast, Drinks, all the little extras - table flowers, linen, red carpet etc, evening reception with hot buffet, D.J. and our overnight stay. The registrar was extra but actually getting married there was the... more