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A COSY MID TERRACED TWO BED ETHICAL HOMETEL.
Fully refurbished, all mod cons. Minutes from mythical & majestic Rivington, a sanctuary & hidden gem, an oasis, a den. We have a secret beach. Eateries, real ale brewers, gin bars, live music & fine dining. The area is popular for rare bird watching, mountain biking & fishing -pay your subs! 1/3rd of any profits will go to the Help the Heroes. The estate over the road is council, but significantly different than wythenshawe. Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds - Council Skies (Official Video)

The Old Farm Office at Cronkshaw Fold Farm
Curl up in front of the fire in our self-catering hut located next to our quiet, private farm lane. Enjoy panoramic views over the valley. Relax in the hammock on the veranda, snuggle up on the sofa in front of the fire, cosy up in bed under the feather duvet lit with fairy lights. Private hot tub available for hire for an additional £42. Book farm tours with hot buttered toast and dippy eggs, goat hang out experiences, bee keeping experiences or venture off on one of the many local trails.

ChurstonBnB, private flat in family home, Lostock
Self-contained flat within a family house. Living room, fully equipped kitchen, bedroom, shower room. The flat has its own entrance door which encloses space for your use, no space is shared with anyone else. We want you to feel very comfortable during your stay, and hope you enjoy the amenities and facilities which our flat provides. Near Bolton Wanderers stadium (for football and other events), and rail stations with access into Manchester. Manchester Airport is 30 to 40 minutes away by car.

Beautiful 3 bedroom home in Rivington, Horwich
A beautiful three bedroom house in the heart of Rivington. A wonderful space to relax and escape the stresses of day to day life. Family and pet friendly spend some time recharging in Rivington. Great for Hiking, swimming, running, cycling and much more. A short walk to Tigers Clough where you can then Hike to Rivington Pike to catch sunrise or sunset, or head down to Go Ape to take a swing around the trees. Rivington is thriving with local breweries and restaurants to dine after a day of fun.

Cosy Studio for two Ramsbottom
This is a relaxing completely self-contained studio in very quiet surroundings yet only a few minutes walk from delicious eateries and quirky bars in Ramsbottom and Holcombe Brook. It is perfect for couples who enjoy the great outdoors (you can walk onto the West Pennine Moors from the house) or for those just looking for a private retreat in which to unwind. Plenty of free unrestricted on street parking. Please note we cannot accept children or pets, the studio is compact and not suitable.

City Centre Location - Warm Romantic Canal Boat
WELCOME TO FLOATING HOMESTAYS An adorable pet-friendly, romantic hideaway in heart of Manchester. Central heating and wood burner. Quirky interior inspired by 1950’s Havana. Showpiece is an honesty bar with wine, spirits & cigars. Kitchen equipped for cooking with some light breakfast provided (coffee/tea/cereal/milk/OJ). Shower/sink/toilet. Double bed & single couch. Bedroom overlooks an attractive plant filled deck to enjoy the city whilst remaining sequestered from the outside world.

Cobbus Cabin
Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. The idyllic rural location just 10 minutes from Bury/Ramsbottom. The perfect stay if you (and your Dog 🐶) love walking and cycling. Surrounded by picturesque public footpaths and cycle routes. Alternatively if you are looking for a getaway with an excuse to sit back and relax by the roaring fire pit while admiring the hillside views…then you’ve just found it. This unique cabin has all amenities needed to make this a stay to remember…

Cosy cottage -West Pennine Moors
The historic village of Chapeltown is ideal for walking, cycling or just relaxing. A stone’s throw away is the friendly pub, offering great pub food. A 5 minute walk will take you to the Wayoh reservoir and surrounding areas leading to Entwistle and Jumbles Country park. Turton Tower is a short walk away and Bromley Cross train station is 1.5 miles with a direct line to Manchester and Clitheroe. The Lancashire cycle way runs past the doorstep as does as the cycling stage of Ironman uk.

Rivington View Modern 3 bed with stunning views
Relax and unwind at Rivington View, a modern 3 bedroomed detached property. Enjoy the beautiful countryside scenery of Rivington and the West Pennine Moors from the comfort of the house and garden. On the edge of country parks, reservoirs and the moors, the property is ideally placed for families and outdoor adventurers alike. With an array of shops, restaurants and local amenities within walking distance, Rivington View is perfectly positioned to offer a peaceful yet plentiful stay.

Clean and Spacious
Clean and modern 2 bed house Located in a quiet residential area but has good access to Manchester and links to Liverpool and the Lake District. There are pubs 3-4 mins drive and 3-mins drive to variety of grocery shops. Perfect for Families, Friends, Holidaymakers, Groups, Business Travellers, Contractors. Lounge area includes dining table and 65" smart TV. Rooms have king size bed & double bed individually. Unique stylish bathroom and well equipped kitchen 😊

The Lodge at Barrow Bridge
This cabin offers a peaceful and relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Perfect for those seeking relaxation, adventure, or simply a well earned break. There are a handful of surrounding forest walks and picturesque bike routes, as well as being a perfect location to explore the West Pennine Moors and Winter Hill. Located 15 miles from Manchester city centre. Simply step outside onto a private deck, where you’ll find your own bubbling hot tub.

House of Gath
This unique place has a style of its own. It is modern and well decorated to high standard throughout. There is private parking and great garden space. Rooms are spacious and super comfy with loads of storage. There is a downstairs WC for convenience. The house has a great bus connection to different areas of Manchester and the Atherton train station is in walking distance. There are complimentary beverages included as well.
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When is the best time to visit Bolton?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Bolton?
Bolton’s town centre has a wide range of accommodations, giving easy access to shops, restaurants, and cultural sites. For a quieter atmosphere, neighborhoods near green spaces around the edge of the town are frequently suggested. Suburban areas often provide a mix of family-friendly and locally rooted stays.
What are the best things to do in Bolton with kids?
Families often explore Bolton Museum, visit local parks with playgrounds, or discover interactive exhibits at science or discovery centres nearby. Leisure venues featuring bowling, swimming pools, or cinemas provide indoor fun throughout the year.
What are some of the best things to do in Bolton?
Explore Bolton Museum, take in the architecture of Bolton Parish Church, or enjoy a stroll through Queen's Park. Shoppers often head to the town centre market, while wanderers can relax in the area's green spaces.
How is the weather in Bolton?
Bolton has cool winters, typically 37–46°F (3–8°C), with regular rainfall, and mild summers near 56–68°F (14–20°C). Waterproof layers and a warm jumper are useful year-round, as showers and breezy days are common.
When is the best time to visit Bolton?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and outdoor activities. This season features local festivals and events, as well as vibrant gardens in parks around the town.
What are the best places to visit in Bolton?
Explore Bolton Museum, walk through Queen's Park, and take in the heritage at Hall i' th' Wood Museum. The Smithills Estate is frequently suggested for its historic house and green walking paths.
What are some hiking trails in Bolton?
Trails around the Smithills Estate, Rivington Pike, and the West Pennine Moors are popular for walkers seeking expansive views and woodlands. You may also enjoy more relaxed paths in local country parks.
What are some family activities we can do in Bolton?
Families frequently explore Bolton Museum's exhibits, visit play parks in Queen's Park, or try indoor leisure centres with swimming and soft-play areas. Seasonal fairs and craft workshops are often available for children throughout the year.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Bolton?
Explore the countryside and reservoirs of the West Pennine Moors, visit historic sites in Manchester, or discover charming market towns around Lancashire. Locally rooted food trails and nature reserves are also well regarded nearby.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Bolton?
Many accommodations in Bolton welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods with easy access to parks or walking paths. Always check individual property details and confirm pet policies in advance.
What are some local tips for visiting Bolton?
Bring layers and comfortable shoes, as weather changes quickly and the area has many parks and trails. Ask locals for tips on where to try Bolton's signature foods, and browse the indoor market for a sense of the town's character.
What is Bolton known for?
Bolton is known for its industrial heritage, vibrant markets, and cultural venues such as Bolton Museum and The Octagon Theatre. Football traditions, local food specialties, and green spaces help shape the town’s character.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Bolton?
Hall i' th' Wood Museum provides insight into local history in a quiet setting, while Barrow Bridge village is admired for its picturesque cottages and woodland walks. Art lovers often discover exhibitions in smaller galleries around the town.
What are the best foods to try in Bolton?
Bolton has hearty pies, black pudding, and butter pie, which reflect Lancashire’s culinary traditions. Markets and bakeries often feature locally baked goods, and chip shops serve classic fish and chips.
What should I bring for a trip to Bolton?
Pack layers, a waterproof jacket, and comfortable walking shoes, as weather can be changeable and outdoor exploring is popular in Bolton. An umbrella and a warm jumper will help if rain or cooler days appear.
What is the nightlife in Bolton like?
Bolton has a lively nightlife scene in the town centre, with traditional pubs, live music venues, and late-night eateries. The area is known for its relaxed social atmosphere and a mix of contemporary and classic bars.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Bolton?
Bolton hosts a popular food and drink festival in late summer, often attracting local chefs and vendors. Seasonal cultural celebrations, including Christmas markets and arts festivals, bring the community together throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Bolton?
Bolton has a wide selection of family friendly vacation rentals, particularly in residential neighborhoods near parks or local attractions. Look for properties that feature multiple bedrooms, outdoor space, or easy kitchen access for added convenience.
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4.6 Average rating
Bolton stays receive an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 from guests

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Bolton’s top spots include Vue Bolton, Light Cinemas Bolton and Bolton Museum
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