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Stayexploring 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 free use of the health club and pool, as well as family-friendly facilities promising fab fun for the kids. 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 Haydock M6, Jct.23 Lodge Lane, Newton Le Willows, Haydock WA12 0JG T: 0871 942 9039 hihaydockm6j23hotel.co.uk IN THE HOTEL ON-SITE IN-HOTEL DINING HEALTH CLUB The Restaurant Open daily from Open daily from 6.30am – 10.00pm and 6.30pm – 9.30pm and 7.00am – 10.00pm on weekends 6.00pm – 9.00pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays. and Bank Holidays. • Indoor heated pool – enjoy Enjoy simple British classic dishes; swimming with the kids great value, freshly prepared and • Sauna and whirlpool generous portions. • Fully equipped, air-conditioned Also available: fitness room with cardiovascular • 24-hour room service to order and free-weights training breakfast, lunch, dinner or snacks • Wide range of studio classes • A lighter meal or snack in our KIDS available comfortable bar and lounge with Sky TV, open from EAT 7.00am – 11.00pm and FREE! 8.00am – 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 – 10.00am on weekends. • 25 free-to-air channels If you aren’t on an inclusive bed • Movies on demand† and breakfast break, why not treat yourselves to our award-winning** A great way to relax after a day breakfast menu? exploring all that Haydock 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. 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 Haydock’s most-loved visit tophoteloffers.co.uk attractions is overleaf > STAY Just A few of the outstanding EXPLORING. attractions Nearby... 1 TATTON PARK 3 GULLIVER’S WORLD This award-winning visitor attraction Gulliver’s World guarantees you a is one of the country’s most complete great value family day out. This family- historic estates. It is home to a Tudor run theme park has been designed Old Hall, Neo-Classical Mansion, to appeal to children of all ages, from 50 acres of gorgeous landscaped 2 to 13. With over 90 thrilling rides, gardens, a rare breed farm and attractions and shows, this really is 1,000 acres of deer park. Visit a magical experience and fantastic the Stableyard shops for unusual value for a big day out with the kids. gifts and enjoy locally sourced Check for opening times. ingredients at the Stables Restaurant. WA5 9YZ: 8 miles from the hotel WA16 6QN: 20 miles from the hotel 2 IMPERIAL WAR 4 THE TRAFFORD CENTRE MUSEUM It’s just a 20-minute drive from the The impact of this museum starts hotel to Manchester’s Trafford Centre. before you even step foot in the door. There you’ll find one of the UK’s This multi-award winning building largest indoor shopping and leisure represents a world shattered by conflict. complexes featuring shops of every Get up close to the artefacts or stand kind, a multiplex cinema and multiple back and be amazed by the powerful dining options. There’s plenty to displays. From the 29-metre Air Shard entertain the kids too with Laserquest you can enjoy spectacular views and LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre. across Manchester and Free on-site parking. The Quays. 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Hightown 2 M60 A56 A665 B5197 Blackley A6104 Makerfield Atherton Dream SculptureB6192 Ince Blundell B5407 B5238 Hindley A579 Walkden 1/15 16 Prestwich 6 21 B6189 Higher End A577 Little Hulton 10 miles from the hotel Maghull A571 Hindley B5215 Tyldesley A666 A6044 22 Crawford Abram Bickershaw B5193 1 Green Harpurhey Bardsley B5215 A663 A565 A59 B5237 B5232 B5422 B5203 A580 14 Chill FactoreA62 M60 B5206 A577 B5232 Broughton Lunt M58 A506 Bryn Gates A664 7B6393 A578 Swinton Little Crosby Rainford 25 B6180 Thornton Bryn A58 Worsley A6 Pendlebury 17 miles from the hotel Tower WIGAN A572 A580(T) B6187 Failsworth A5207 Netherton Billinge Stubshaw Cross Leigh Boothstown 13 B5231 Hill Higher Folds A5185 Cheetham Hill Melling B5205 B5205 B5207 Garswood A49 Alder Forest 7 B5228 Ashton-in- A572 B6186 Haydock Park Racecourse M6 B5211 A56 Great Crosby Crank B5229 Crosby Chadwick Makerfield A576 Salford 8 M57 B5201 Astley 12 B5228 Blundellsands Kirkby 24 B5231 B5230 2 A5186 A62 Less than a mile from 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