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Download Our Hotel Guide STAY EXPloring. Our guide to making the most of your stay WELCOME Holiday Inn delivers so much more than just a bed for the night. Enjoy modern dining, 24-hour room service and family friendly facilities. Our dedicated team is always on hand with the latest local information to help you make the most of your time in the area. Whatever the reason for your visit, we are here to help make your break great. Holiday Inn Warrington Woolston Grange Avenue, Warrington WA1 4PX T: 0871 942 9087 hiwarringtonhotel.co.uk KIDS IN THE HOTEL EAT FREE! IN-HOTEL DINING The Junction Restaurant Open daily from 6.30pm – 10.00pm including weekends and Bank Holidays. Enjoy simple, British classic dishes; great value, freshly prepared and generous portions. Also available: • 24-hour room service to order breakfast, lunch, dinner or snacks†† • A lighter meal or snack in our comfortable bar and lounge with Sky TV. Open from 9.00am – 12.00am on weekdays and 9.00am – 11.00pm on weekends and Bank Holidays Children eat FREE* from our ‘Grow Healthy Club’ kids’ menu. AWARD WINNING IN-ROOM BREAKFAST ENTERTAINMENT Served daily between • High-speed Internet access† 6.30am – 9.30am and • LCD, high-definition TVs 7.30am – 10.30am on weekends • 25 free-to-air channels and Bank Holidays. • Movies on demand† If you aren’t on an inclusive bed and breakfast break, why not treat A great way to relax after a day yourselves to our award-winning** exploring all that the surrounding breakfast menu? area has to offer. Simply order from the comfort of your room, relax and enjoy. *Children under the age of 13 years are offered breakfast free of charge from the breakfast standard menu and free dinner taken from a children’s menu, when accompanied by at least one adult taking at least one main course from a full priced main restaurant menu. The meal offers apply only to the hotel in which the family is staying and during the normal hours of food provision. **Midas Menu Innovation and Development Award 2011. †Charges apply. Please ask at Reception for further details. †† Limited menu available from 11pm. Images are indicative only. All information correct at time of print. STAY EXPLORING. For a selection of great hotels across the UK, Your guide to the surrounding area’s visit tophoteloffers.co.uk most-loved attractions is overleaf > STAY JUst A few of the OUtstanding EXPLORING. attractions Nearby... 1 TAttoN PArk 3 GulliVer’s WorlD This award-winning park is one of Gulliver’s World guarantees you a the country’s most complete historic great value family day out. This family- estates. It is home to Tudor Old Hall, run theme park has been designed Neo-Classical Mansion and acres to appeal to children of all ages, from of stunning landscaped gardens. 2 to 13. With over 90 thrilling rides, A rare breed farm and 1,000 acres of attractions and shows, this really is deer park make it a great destination a magical experience and fantastic for all the family. Visit the Stableyard value for a big day out with the kids. shops for the perfect gift and enjoy Check for opening times. locally sourced ingredients at the Stables Restaurant. WA5 9YZ: 6 miles from the hotel WA16 6QN: 13.5 miles from the hotel 2 MANcheSter UNITED 4 The TRAfforD FootBAll CluB CENtre Old Trafford must surely rank as one It’s just a 20 minute drive from the of the most iconic sporting arenas hotel to Manchester’s Trafford Centre. in the world. Visit the award-winning There you’ll find one of the UK’s B5252 B5276 B5246 B5251 B5208 Museum and Tour Centre to hear B5252 largest indoor shopping and leisure Egerton Turton Bottoms Smallbridge A565 B5208 B5246 Heskin Green Belmont 1 the greatest football story ever told. Charnock Richard A675 complexes featuring shops of everySummerseat A671 Syke A570 A676 Birkdale A5267 B6391 B5243 Mawdesley B5250 A666 Greenmount Norden B6377 Brown TarlscoughWhether you’re a Manchester United A6 Rivington kind, a multiplex cinema and dining for Edge B5251 B6213 A680 B6215 Walmersley B6266 Snape Green A59 A5106 Adlington Toppings B5243 Coppull A6060 B5242 fan or not, you cannot fail to be B6227 every taste. There’s plenty to entertain Shirdley Hill Scarisbrick Wrightington M6 Grimeford Village B6472 Limefield Rochdale New Lane Bar B5246 Tottington M66 movedBurscough byBridge the legends and glories the kids too withB6472 LaserquestBradshaw and B6452 A49 B6213 B6214 A56 Ainsdale B6222 A6193 M61 Horwich ® A58 A664 B5408 that have thrilled spectators in B5250 B5238 LEGOLAND Discovery Centre. Bury Pinfold B5241 Parbold Harwood B6194 M62 B6226 A58 A6099 B6212 A570 Shevington Bolton West Burscough A5209 Blackrod B6196 A58 “the theatreA5209 of dreams”. 27 Moor B6402 Free onsite parking. B6196 B6219 2 Appley Bridge B5239 A673 B6226 Heywood Ainsworth B6218 Newburgh B6208 20 Halsall A59 B5408 Bolton Shevington Standish Red B5239 A5147 Fishpool Vale Shevington Rock A6027 A58 A671 M16 0RA: 15.5 miles from A5106 M17 8AA: 11 miles from 3 Barton B5238 Lostock B6202 A575 B5319 B5375 B5206 Haigh 19 B5240 A6 6 Junction A6045 Freshfield Ormskirk the hotel Aspull the hotel B6209 Birch Haskayne B5375 A676 Hollins A6046 Royton Roby A665 B6292 B5239 A579 Gathurst B5238 B6536 A6053 A627(M) A565 Mill Marylebone M61 M66 B5424 Westhead Dalton Birch A664 B6195 Formby Wingates A6145 B5376 A6053 A577 B5236 Little Lever Radcliffe M62 Downholland Cross B5195 A49 5 A666 B5195 ScarthLocation Hill Guide: Skelmersdale B5375 B5235 Over Simister Chadderton Great A5068 Holiday Inn hotel Cultural Place of interest Family Farnworth Shopping B5248 B5206 Westhoughton 18/4 Altcar H Hulton B6199 Middleton Aughton Park A570 B5312 A577 Up B5312 A575 A667 4 Whitefield Holland Wigan M60 A576 B6189 Aughton 4 Orrell A58 A663(T) M61 19 3 Kearsley 17 B6189 Bickerstaffe A577 3 Lydiate B6393 5 26 B5235 20 B6190 A6 2 A56 A665 Hightown B5197 M60 Blackley A6104 M58 Ince-In- Atherton B6192 Ince Blundell B5407 B5238 Hindley A579 A5082 16 General Manager’s Makerfield Walkden 1/15 Prestwich 21 B6189 Higher End A577 Little Hulton Maghull A571 Hindley B5215 Tyldesley A666 A6044 22 Crawford Abram Bickershaw recommendations of other B5193 1 Green Harpurhey Bardsley B5215 A663 A565 A59 B5237 B5232 A56 B5422 A580 14 A62 M60 B5203 B5206 Bryn Gates A577 B5232 Broughtoplacesn to visit: Lunt M58 A506 A664 B6393 A578 Swinton Little Crosby Rainford 25 B6180 Thornton Tower A58 Worsley A6 Pendlebury Bryn WIGAN A572 A580(T) B6187 Cheetham Hill Failsworth A5207 Netherton Hill Billinge Stubshaw Cross Leigh Boothstown 13 B5231 Speed Karting, Warrington B5207 Higher Folds A5185 5 B5205 Melling B5205 Garswood A49 B5207 Alder Forest 7 B5228 A572 B6186 5 miles from the hotel Garswood M6 A579 B5211 Great Crosby Crank B5229 Crosby Kirkby Chadwick Ashton-in- A576 Salford A62 M57 B5201 Astley 12 B5228 Blundellsands 24 B5231 B5230 2 A5186 B5194 B5203 Green Ford B5192 Makerfield A580 Green SALFORDFORFOORD M602 Pyramid andA6010 Parr Hall A6140 A5208 Lowton A6 A662 A5036(T) Aintree A570(T) STST HELENSELENELLENEENNSS Eccles 6 A665 Droylsden Litherland 8 Common A57 3 A34 Waterloo A5038 Moss 5 miles from the hotel 23 6 Bank Golborne 11 B5211 Manchester B5421 A580 Audenshaw A571 23 A580 B5214 A5063 A635 Lowton A57(M) B6390 A5090 Glazebury Barton Moss A5067 A59 A580 A599 B5209 M60 9 A5066 Apple Jack’s Adventure Park Seaforth 5 A5081 Rusholme B5202 B5207 10 4 7 A566 M62 A580(T) Haydock A57 B5211 A5181 A57 Gorton 4 B5194 A572 B5218 B5117 A5184 A565(T) A5098 B5203 B5201 St Helens A58 Trafford 2 7 miles from the hotel B5187 A580 Earlestown B5214 A56 B5224 9 Park B5219 1 A567 Culcheth A5014 24 M57 A572 B5117 Whiston A579 Kenyon Urmston B6167 A507 KNOWSLEYKNOKNNOOWSLOWS EYY Newton- B5212 B5320 Haydock PA5079ark Racecourse Bootle B5194 Eccleston B5158 Stretford 8 B6178 Thatto le-Willows Flixton B5217 New A554 A5058 B5201 A58 Irlam A5145 9 miles from the hotel Heath B5213 A6010 Brighton 22 Croft 8 Levenshulme 3 B5320 Chorlton- B5093 Reddish A574 B5158 Cum-Hardy A5036 West 7 A6 B5413 B5204 Burtonwood 11 The Chill Factore M60 B5143 A5089 Derby A570 M6 A6144 Ashton Withingto9n B5194 Prescot B5212 Burnage Wallasey A5054 2 B5204 Sutton Cadishead Carrington Upon Mersey A5050 B5198 21a/ B5142 A5049 A526 Leach B5397 6 11 miles from the hotel A565 B5413 WWAARRINGTONR NGTOGTOON Winwick 10 B5166 Heaton B5167 B6167 25 B545 B5189 A57 B5419 9 Moor B5188 Huyton- B5199 Rainhill Burtonwood Sale B5166 B5093 A5088 A551 A580 Birchwood A5103 A626 26 A59 Partington A34 Bredbury 1 with-Roby Clock Face Just ask at ReceptionB5169 for details A57 8 Fearnhead TRAFFOORDOR B5166 Didsbury 27 Moreton Liverpool A5047 M62 Dallam Hollinfare A56 M60 A5139 Seacombe 5 A5145 A560 5 M57 Orford Holiday Inn and ticket prices 1 A5048 B5179 3 B5210 A5030 A6144 Stockport A5040 7 A569 Warrington B5095 A5039 A5058 M62 A5080 M62 Woolston B5167 A5103(T) B5465 A554 A57 Warburton Broadheath B5165 M60 A553 2 A5037 B5179 6/1 Martinscroft B5159 3a 2 A5027 Great A57 H 21 4/1 3 B5465 B5178 B5419 Bold Warrington B5160 Timperley Hoylake Sankey Heatley 2 Upton A5029 Heath 3 A6 Birkenhead B5174 A5089 A562 A560 B5178 Altrincham Cheadle B5139 Penketh Dunham Town A5036 Cronton GatleyGettiNG AROUND B5192 6 M6 A562A562 A5144 M56 Greasby B5151 West B5148 Rock Ferry A561 A5058 A56 B5160 Frankby B5171 Tarbock 5 B5157 Kirby B5139 B5149 B5180 Hough Thelwall Bowdon 4 B5139 M53 A552 Childwall Green Hale B5166 Cheadle A41 Lymm B5159 A556(T) B5161 Trains Grange 3 Woolton Green Grappenhall Prenton B5162 B5162 5 Hulme B5136 Little B5161 B5141 B5140 A551 Broomedge A56 Hale Warrington Bank Quay Train Station is B5419 A5143 New Ferry HalewHalewood B5158B5158 Bollington Barns Heald B5095 Higher A34 Caldy 21a/ A49 5 miles fromGreen the hotel.
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