Wigan Oak Hotel

Hotel in Wigan, Greater Manchester
River Way, Wigan, Greater Manchester, WN1 3SS

Hotel Information

This modern hotel is in the centre of Wigan, easily accessible from the A49 and M61/M6 motorway network, just 5 minutes from Wigan North Western Station. All rooms at Wigan Oak offer en suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen satellite TVs and tea and coffee-making facilities. Wigan Oak hotel has its own gardens and provides free car parking for guests. There are some great attractions within a short drive of the hotel, including the Wigan Pier Experience and the JJB Stadium (Wigan Athletic F.C. and Wigan Warriors rugby league club). Camelot theme park is just a 20-minute drive away.

Meeting and banqueting facilities are available at Wigan Oak Hotel. Please check with reception for more information about our meeting and business banqueting facilities.

The hotel offers internet services, and a wireless hotspot connection is available.

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What's on nearby

January 2013

9

Afternoon Music Hall

Darwen Library Theatre

February 2013

6

Afternoon Music Hall

Darwen Library Theatre

March 2013

6

Afternoon Music Hall

Darwen Library Theatre

June 2013

14

Jimmy Carr Gagging Order

Preston Guildhall

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Rooms From

�50.00Per room, per night

Payment Types Accepted

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Hotel Facilities & Features

	Parking Available
	Restaurant
	Pet Friendly Hotel
	Room Service
	Meeting Rooms
	Bar
	24hr Front Desk
	Fitness Centre/Gym
	Disabled Facilities
	Internet Access
	Wireless Internet/LAN
	Indoor Swimming Pool
	Outdoor Swimming Pool

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