Perched on the edge of the West Pennine Moors, overlooking the sparkling lights of Bolton and the rugged beauty of the surrounding countryside, lies a destination that feels worlds away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Welcome to Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa, a unique 17th-century village-style retreat that seamlessly blends historic charm with contemporary luxury.
Whether you are seeking a romantic getaway, a productive business base, or a rejuvenating spa retreat, Last Drop Village offers an experience that is as distinctive as its name.
The first thing you’ll notice upon arrival is the atmosphere. Unlike standard corporate hotels, Last Drop Village is designed as a traditional English hamlet. Wander through cobbled streets, admire the quaint architecture, and explore the on-site "village shops." It is a place where history breathes through the stone walls, yet every modern comfort is at your fingertips.
The crown jewel of the hotel is undoubtedly the Village Spa. Designed to be a sanctuary for the senses, the spa features:
An 18-metre swimming pool with stunning views of the countryside.
Thermal Suites, including a rock sauna, bio sauna, and aroma steam room.
Outdoor Hydrotherapy Pool, where you can soak in warm bubbles while breathing in the fresh moorland air.
Expert Treatments, ranging from revitalizing facials to deep-tissue massages using premium ESPA products.
Dining at Last Drop Village is a journey of flavours. The Courtyard Restaurant offers a refined menu focusing on seasonal, locally sourced British classics, all served in an elegant setting. For something more casual, the Village Pub provides a cozy, traditional atmosphere—perfect for a pint of local ale and hearty comfort food after a long walk on the moors.
With its cobbled streets and scenic vistas, Last Drop Village is one of the most sought-after wedding venues in the North West. Our dedicated wedding coordinators help bring your vision to life, whether you’re dreaming of an intimate ceremony in a rustic suite or a grand celebration in our majestic Pennine Suite.
Step outside the hotel gates and you are immediately immersed in the beauty of the West Pennine Moors. It is a haven for walkers, cyclists, and nature lovers. Yet, despite its tranquil setting, the hotel remains conveniently close to the M61 and major transport links, making it easily accessible from Manchester, Liverpool, and beyond.
Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa Hospitality that feels like home, in a setting you’ll never forget.
The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa started life as a cluster of farm buildings which date back to the 17th century, originally known as ‘Orrell Fold.”
It is thought the name came from the Orrell family who owned the land and the estate, the Manor of Turton, from the 1420’s.
The Last Drop Village as it is seen today was originally converted from a croup of derelict 17th century farm buildings known as "Orrell Fold". The name of "Orrell" dates back far beyond modern records, but it is generally believed that the Orrell family held the Manor of Turton from circa 1420, when the Lord of the Manor, John de Torbock, died and was succeeded by William Orrell. The title was then passed down through successive generations of the of the the Orrell family. In 1763 he was hire by the township of Turton to hold parish offices. This meant that he was responsible for such activities as overseeing the poor and highways etc. This office ceased to exist in 1925.
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