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we needed a well deerved break, been to a de vere before a long time ago only a hotel this is a village so bigger than a hotel, the pool was lovely and sun loungers around the side, steam rooms, and the gym or gyms there was loads and massive verey good!! resurant was good and not bad priced for kids meal, nice lounge ares for when you just fanyed a drink, loads of parking, but they do have lots of functions on so busy more on a night and sunday had a wedding fair on! over all i would go back!! location was off motorway so couldt walk into a town!

Stayed here on a Friday night on a Dinner B&B package, in an "Upperdeck" room for ¿¿95The room was good and clean with a very comfortable bed ensuring a good nights sleep.We ate in the Victory which supplied its usual fine standard of food, which gave you a ¿¿14.50 per head allowance on anything from the menu and if you went over you paid the difference (I think the same goes for the italian if you don't want to choose from their set menu and want to go for the full on). The breafast was good with plenty of choice and cooked items being brought out on a regular basis.All the staff we had dealings with were very pollite, cheery and helpfulThe swimming pool is nice and sectioned for people who want to swim and people who want to just mellow, it has various 3 spa pools, a steam room and a suana (which part of the seating was barried due to it being broken, this would not take much to fix)The outside of the hotel needs a facelift as it is looking quite tired.When you consider all that you get for your money it is well worth the price, i would have given it 5 had the place not looked so tired in the public areas.

Very busy hotel, located just where we needed to be. Good room but not very well lit and with dark decor. On the plus side breakfast was good and the hotel let us have a late checkout at no extra charge. Didn't use it but there was probably the largest swimming pool I have seen in a hotel, anywhere. Free wifi was also a bonus. Other guests did seem to make themselves heard at night in the corridors

I Came Here On 18th &19th April 2013, This Hotel Was Chosen By The Company Who Was Training Us. Was Very Impressed By The Outside & Interior Of The Hotel, The Staff Were More Than Helpful, Food Was Very Nice, Good Selection, Whilst I Didnt Stay Overnight Other People From My Group Did And The Only Complaint I Heard About The Rooms Was Uncomfy Pillows....(Each To There Own)

Me and my boyfriend stayed at De Vere hotels in the past and they have all been a bit run down/tired looking, and we expected more from the Bury hotel as the website boasts of the new modern look and redesign so we thought we'd give it a go as the deal was good at the time (we now know why...)It was my boyfriend's 30th birthday so we wanted to do something special for it (the night before we stayed at the mere hotel and spa which was fantastic).I was impressed with the front of the hotel, and the reception looked modern and tidy. As we went to our room I noticed that the banister was worn and odd stair nosings, around the hotel and in our room there were also signs of worn/tired furnishings. Now these may only be minor imperfections but it is the small details that matter, and as a first impression does not go down very well.The room itself was clean and nicely furnished, the bed was comfortable. There is quite a lot of police sirens going off through the night (but what do you expect in Bury?).Now the spa, well if you can call it that, was a let down. It was full of chavs and families, which took away that luxury feel that you need on a break away. The pool smelt funky so I did not use it, and the temperatures of the pool water raised eyebrows, 30C really?? It felt more 9C!The sauna smelt awful like rotting wood so god knows what is growing in there! The steam room was lovely though although that random banging noise got annoying after a while.The changing room was quite run down and needs some attention, and it was a mission to find the pool entrance... some signage is needed. Cracked tiles above the showers was off putting, again the small details matter.We ate in the pub opposite for lunch which was very reasonably priced. We also ate in the Vino Vinnie restaurant and enjoyed a lovely Italian (part of our package), the food was lovely and nicely presented.Overall the hotel was ok but we have stayed in better places, but the staff were very friendly. I doubt we'll stay in De Veres again though as it lacks luxury, but I suppose you get what you pay for.