Hartwood Hall By Greene King Inns in Chorley (Lancashire), England

Hartwood Hall By Greene King Inns is a former coaching inn set on the outskirts of Chorley, half a mile from the M61 motorway. The hotel sits adjacent to a fully licensed restaurant and bar that offers a seasonal menu and real ales sourced locally. Guests have free public parking on-site and are a 20-minute drive from Preston and Bolton.

Each of the 8 individually styled rooms has a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV, with some retaining period features such as wooden beams. Single rooms are available for solo travelers, and all rooms include ironing facilities and a hairdryer. The accommodation is in a separate building from the pub, keeping the sleeping area quiet.

The on-site pub and grill serves a wide range of meals throughout the day and evening, including a cooked breakfast and evening options like chicken kebabs and gammon. The bar has a dart board and pool table, plus a selection of real ales. A continental breakfast buffet with cereals, pastries, and yoghurt is also available for an extra cost.

The hotel is 0.5 miles from the M61 motorway and a short walk from Chorley & South Ribblesdale Hospital. Historic Astley Hall, Cuerden Valley Country Park, and the Lake District (one hour away by car) are all reachable from the property. Guests also have access to Blackpool Pleasure Beach and the largest Mormon temple in the UK within driving distance.

A meeting room is available for up to 20 delegates, with personalized event services managing all details. The hotel is adjacent to a pub restaurant that can host corporate groups. Free WiFi is available throughout the property, though some rooms in the adjacent building may have weaker signals.

History: 18th-century coaching inn with preserved wooden beams

Dining: Seasonal menus with locally sourced real ales

Location: 0.5 miles from M61, near Astley Hall and hospital

Services: Meeting room for 20 delegates with full event coordination

Parking: Free public on-site parking