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The Waterside Hotel is part of Greene King Inns and is well-placed for day trips to other North West gems, including Liverpool, Manchester and Chester. The hotel makes a brilliant base for exploring Warrington and the wider North West region, no matter if you’re visiting with kids in tow or on a romantic getaway. Get ready to unwind in one of its sumptuous bedrooms, all of which feature stylish furnishings, contemporary en-suite bathrooms, and the usual mod-cons (including that all-important free Wi-Fi).

The hotel has a mix of double, twin and family rooms, meaning there’s a sleeping option to suit every guest. Climb into plush beds topped with soft duvets and wake up to a hot shower where you can indulge yourself with complimentary toiletries. Find travelling stressful? Plenty of parking spaces and a location an easy walk from Warrington Bank Quay station means you can either drive or arrive by train.

Stroll down the river into Warrington’s heart to browse the exhibitions in the Warrington Museum and Art Gallery or to grab tickets for a gig at Parr Hall. Kids will love a trip to nearby Gulliver’s World Theme Park to see its enchanting miniature models, while history buffs can spend hours admiring the lavish interiors of the Elizabethan-inspired Walton Hall and Gardens.

Chic decor, riverside views and a tempting menu bursting with pub classics makes the Waterside Hotel a lovely place to grab a bite to eat. Tuck into comforting favourites or browse the specials board for a few culinary surprises at the restaurant. There’s also a brilliant bar area if you fancy a pint, plus you’ll find ample outdoor seating if you’d rather take your drink al-fresco. And to sweeten the deal? Get ready for great deals off your food bill if you’re dining as a hotel guest.

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Susan Wallace

a month ago

We did not stay at the The Waterside, as this was not necessary, we needed a venue following mother funeral. Absolutely amazing from, booking to 5he attention and service we received on the day. 100%. Many thank to Hayley, Events Manager and team, and the staff on duty.. Thankyou

Maj 007

4 months ago

Not stayed here so can't comment on rooms. The restaurant is very good. Tasty food wide selection on the menu. Staff always polite and helpful. Very reasonable prices as well. Well worth a visit.

Robert Morton

4 months ago

Lovely staff, basis room but very clean, bathroom was spotless, the shower controls were odd and the bath filled as I showered. The restaurant food was great and not expensive.

Rich McManners

2 months ago

Run down. Shabby. Generally just awful. Stayed for 2 nights. The walls between the bedrooms are rubbish. Next door decided to have a bit of passion, they should at least have had some privacy. But no, the rythmic banging, shaking of all the furniture in my room on that wall and generally full on audio... Yeah. Not really what I was hoping to have to endure. Thankfully it only lasted a couple of minutes, but then I really didn't need the post coital discussion to go with it either. Followed by the toileting audio later in the evening. The bed? Two singles bolted together for a room advertised as having a king sized bed. If I'd known they had Everest base camp style mattresses, I'd have bought an air bed to stick on it to mitigate the lumps. The shower? I spit harder. The bathroom in the main was frankly disgusting. Mildew on the ramshackle wood. If they were going for shabby chic, they missed the chic mark completely. Carpet... It was sticky with the dirt... But then it's old old polypropylene style ribbed carpet. Thankfully there wasn't a fire... The gap under the door into the room was big enough to allow total smoke ingress. As it was, the aroma of weed was the order of the day for the second night. All in all a most unpleasant two nights, reminiscent of a gangster style motel from a 1980's frat adventure.

Hannah Parsons

5 months ago

I am writing to formally raise a complaint regarding my recent stay at The Waterside Inn over the Creamfields weekend (2 nights). Unfortunately, my experience was extremely disappointing and fell far short of the standards I would expect, especially given the cost of approximately £450 for two nights. Firstly, the room itself was outdated, not particularly clean, and in urgent need of refurbishment. However, the most serious issue was the shower. On one morning, when attempting to use it, the shower would not turn off and began spilling boiling hot water both from the shower head and the bath tap. Not only was this dangerous, but it also meant we were unable to use the shower at all. Despite raising the issue, the problem was not resolved during the day. This left us with no option but to use another room just to be able to shower, which is completely unacceptable given the circumstances and the price we paid. I do not believe this issue was sudden, as it seemed to be a long-standing fault that should have been identified and repaired before any guest was checked into the room. This, combined with the generally poor condition of the accommodation, left me feeling very disappointed and that the stay represented very poor value for money. In light of the above, I am requesting a partial refund or suitable compensation for the inconvenience, lack of basic facilities, and the distress caused. I look forward to your prompt response. Yours sincerely, Hannah