Burnley Hotels

Where to stay in Burnley

Central Burnley

• Central Burnley is a vibrant hub with a mix of attractions and amenities. From shopping spots to cultural landmarks, there's something for everyone.

• Accommodation options range from budget-friendly hotels to more upscale establishments, ensuring that every traveller finds their perfect fit.

• When it comes to dining and entertainment, central Burnley has an array of restaurants, cafes, and bustling nightlife.

Near Turf Moor

• Staying near Turf Moor offers football fans the thrill of being close to the action, with the stadium just a short walk away.

• The area boasts a variety of hotels catering to football enthusiasts, ensuring a convenient and exciting stay.

• With easy access to public transport, getting around Burnley and beyond is straightforward and stress-free.

Historic Burnley

• Those with a penchant for history will love staying near Burnley's historical landmarks, where the past comes alive.

• Boutique and heritage hotels provide a charming and unique experience, blending modern comforts with historical allure.

• Cultural sites are just a stone's throw away, ensuring that history buffs can immerse themselves in Burnley's rich tapestry.

Burnley countryside

• For those seeking tranquillity, the Burnley countryside offers rural retreats and countryside hotels that promise peace and relaxation.

• The area is ripe with activities such as hiking and cycling, ensuring there's never a dull moment amidst the stunning landscapes.

• Convenient transportation options ensure that the town centre is easily accessible, making it simple to enjoy both rural and urban delights.

Family-friendly areas

• Families will find plenty of hotels with family-friendly amenities, making holidays with little ones a breeze.

• Nearby parks and attractions provide endless fun and adventure for the whole family.

• Dining options catering to children ensure that even the pickiest eaters are satisfied, making mealtimes stress-free.

Business-friendly accommodations

• Business travellers will appreciate hotels equipped with business facilities, ensuring productivity on the go.

• Proximity to business districts and conference centres makes these accommodations ideal for those travelling for work.

• Reliable transportation links ensure that navigating Burnley for meetings and conferences is efficient and hassle-free.

History, arts and culture

Pay a visit to the Queen Street Textile Museum to gain a greater understanding of the history of Burnley and discover how the textile industry helped to shape the town. From the museum you can follow the Burnley Heritage Cycle Trail to reach The Weavers' Triangle visitor centre and discover what it was like living in a mill town during the 19th century.

Towneley Hall to the south of Burnley was the home of the Towneley family for almost five centuries. Today the council-owned property is a centre for Victorian and pre-Raphaelite art, set within stunning grounds. Perhaps spend an afternoon wandering through Thanet Lee woods, where a fascinating sculpture trail awaits.

Out and about

Learn all about what goes into making the perfect pint at Moorhouse's Brewery or perhaps work off a night out at Rossendale Valley Sailing Club, where you can try your hand at windsurfing, kayaking, orienteering and mountain biking.

Outdoor Elements is another activity centre, set within a seven-acre woodland site that's focussed around a high ropes course.

For a less strenuous day, consider a visit to The Woodland Spa at Crow Wood. Here you'll be able to relax in the centre's steam room and hydrotherapy pool, try a Roman foot bath and soak in the 'indoor to outdoor' infinity pool.

Eating and drinking

The wide selection of Burnley hotels and restaurants available means you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to dining out in the town. Bistro 197 is a family-run restaurant specialising in European cuisine, while The Ram Inn is a traditional country pub offering a great selection of seasonal dishes.

Enjoy a memorable fine dining experience by booking a table at Bertrams at Crow Wood, or visit Nino's country restaurant to sample traditional Italian dishes and take in stunning views over to Pendle Hill.