Wigan hotels

Wigan has two very famous parks that are close to other historic monuments and landmarks, such as the Wigan War Memorial or Mab’s Cross. We recommend Haigh Hall Hotel, which is named after the old manor house that used to sit in the middle of Haigh Woodland Park. Alternatively, The Griffin Hotel Wigan is beside Mesnes Park, which dates back to the Victorian ages.

The Holiday Inn Express Wigan has a lift to the upper floors and an entire ground floor unit that’s wheelchair accessible for guests. The Charles Dickens also has a ground floor unit for wheelchair users and includes a roll-in shower, shower chair, lowered sink, and a toilet with grab-rails.

Yes, both the Britannia Hotel Wigan and the Macdonald Kilhey Court accept pets on request. While these hotels are pet-friendly, it’s best to request permission in advance as they may need to process an extra fee for your faithful companion.

Wigan has a few locations to go shopping, such as the Grand Arcade, Makinson Arcade and the Marus Bridge Retail Park. If you fancy browsing the local shops or buying souvenirs for friends and family, we recommend Fifteens Swinley as it’s only a 5-minute walk to the Grand Arcade.

KAYAK users like staying at Holiday Inn Express Wigan, Fifteens of Swinley and The Brocket Arms Wetherspoon when looking for a hotel in close proximity to Wigan Pier.

After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighborhood, which allows you to pick the central Wigan districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like Wigan city center.

Take a look at our extensive hotel map to find the best hotels near you.

There are many hotels in Wigan that offer both parking and free parking. Popular choices among KAYAK users include Red Lion, Wigan by Marston's Inns, Bay Horse by Good Night Inns and The Wrightington Hotel & Health Club.