Ramsbottom hotels
Ramsbottom
The Ramsbottom hotels listed below are either in the town or we have given a rough guide as to how far they are from Ramsbottom. We hope you enjoy your stay and find your ideal accommodation. Ramsbottom is a small town in the Irwell valley, north of Bury and south of the area known as Rossendale. Ramsbottom developed through the 19th century mainly as a textile town, it had mills for spinning, weaving, printing. The best way to visit Ramsbottom is via the East Lancashire Railway during weekends and public holidays. This preserved historic railway runs diesel and steam services through the year with main stopping points at Rawtenstall, Ramsbottom, Summerseat, Bury and Heywood. Ramsbottom is placed on the Irwell Sculpture Trail and in the Market Place is the 'Tilted Vase' by Edward Allington. This two ton sculpture is classical in shape to reflect the surrounding buildings but also bolted together to reflect the old industries. The excellent fish and chip shop on Bridge Street is worth a visit as is Bailey's Tea Shop on the same street. The Black Pudding Throwing World Championships are held annually at the Royal Oak pub on Bridge Street in the town centre. Also see Ramsbottom & Ramsbottom attractions

The Old Mill Hotel & Leisure Club Springwood St Ramsbottom Bury Lancashire BL0 9DS	Ramsbottom hotel. Within a couple of minutes of the extensive north west motorway network and ideally situated for Manchester, Bury, Bolton, Blackburn and Burnley. Full of character with its traditional style beamed ceilings, the beautiful Tudor-style Hotel, is set in private grounds. All rooms are en suites with refreshments facilities and there is also free use of our leisure centre. Added to that is our widely acclaimed restaurant which features an a la carte or table d hotel menu...

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