Name: The Bayley Arms
Address: The Bayley Arms, Avenue Road, Clitheroe, Clitheroe, Clitheroe, BB7 9QB, United Kingdom
Rating: 7

Smoking areas

No elevators

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Free Wi-Fi

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Parking

Pets allowed

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Stonyhurst College

Blackpool Airport

Manchester Cathedral

National Football Museum

Exchange Square

People's History Museum

Royal Exchange Theatre

Arndale Centre

Manchester Opera House

Piccadilly Gardens

Albert Square

Museum of Science and Industry

Manchester Art Gallery

Manchester Central Library

Manchester Central

Manchester Palace Theatre

Manchester Conference Centre

Old Trafford

Manchester United Museum

Etihad Stadium

Manchester Museum

Whitworth Art Gallery

Leeds Bradford International Airport

Manchester Airport

Anfield Road Stadium

Liverpool City Church

Wavertree Botanic Gardens

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral

World Museum Liverpool

Philharmonic Hall

Port of Liverpool Building

Museum of Liverpool

Sefton Park

Liverpool Wheel

Albert Dock

The Bayley Arms

Clitheroe

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Recently stayed at The Bayley Arms Hurst Green which has been taken over and the rooms are offered at very reasonable rates on AirBnB.  The location is stunning in the heart of the Ribble Valley Lancashire and literally at the door step of the internationally renowned Stonyhurst College .  The host was very accommodating and the welcome pack including a bottle of bubbly was a really nice touch.   
Would definitely recommend to family and friends and anyone wanting a nice week-end in the Lancashire countryside.   I did look at previous reviews which were not showing The Bayley in a good light but the hotel has since been taken over by a couple of local chaps and I say every one deserves a chance.  Well done and wish you much success in your venture.

Less is More

Popped in for a pint, welcomed by friendly staff. Great beer and good food, I would certainly recommend it to anyone visiting the village. Great to see the place busy again after so long. Good selection of guest beers on tap.  Dog friendly.

Food & Drink

We visited yesterday for drinks, and again today for lunch and to pick our car up. The pub is lovely and clean, food was well priced and tasty and the team are nice and helpful. Big shout out to the landlady especially as she was super friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend and will be back soon with our 2 choc labs! Thanks! 

Lovely pub, brilliant landlady! 

Our first pub experience in more than 12 months and what better place to take it than The Bailey Arms. Good lunch food, fabulous quality, decent prices, and polite service. A great pint of Guinness too. A lovely pub run by a genuine nice couple. Please call in and support this business. Such a lovely location.

Post Lock Down

I have to agree with the latest review. The room we stayed in had similar issues - green 'emergency' light was on all night - not great. 
Whilst the bed frame was fine, the mattress was very thin and not very firm  - if you got too near the edge you were in danger of falling out. On the plus side, the bedding was lovely!
The bathroom was good - for an electric shower the pressure was great and shower gel was provided - nice fluffy towels too.
The room was spacious and clean but rather dated and tired. The sash window was very worn and the glazing old, as it didn't really muffle much of the traffic noise  - for a village location it is quite a busy road.
Due to a family emergency they had to close the pub at 6 pm, so we were very much on our own - we were the only ones staying that night. This wasn't a problem as we had a key to get in the side door, but if I had been staying on my own, it would have worried me.
No breakfast, but we knew that before we went, and there was plenty of tea, coffee etc available.
For one night it was OK but I think in view of the issues above £105 was a bit steep. If they upgrade the mattresses, sort out the windows it could be lovely.
We noticed that the property is being advertised 'to let' so maybe if new people came in and showed it a bit of TLC it could be turned around..

Room for improvement 

Came here after craving a Sunday dinner (on a sunday), unfortunatly they dont do sunday dinners! The menu is very basic & uninspiring but as we couldnt get in anywhere else we ordered steak pies, these were acceptable but not the best I've had! We ordered 2 pizzas & a bottle of wine (all for £25 to take away) and these were much more acceptable & good value for money! We felt with all the great eateries around here & the prime spot the Bayley is in, it really needs to up its game! On the other hand the young lad & lass behind the bar & serving food were noth lovely

Ok box standard pub grub that could be so much better

I have been to the Bayley Arms a few times and always found it under staffed. I enjoy a good ale but on my most recent visit at 12:30pm I ordered 2 Lancaster Blondes. The barmaid pulled 1 and said it was the last of the barrel, I asked if there were anymore to which she replied 'I don't know'. So I opted for the only other ale they had which was a Thekstons Rattler, I could have the name wrong but anyhow she poured the pint and off to my table I went. I didn't even have to drink my pint to know it was the first one pulled, it was SO cloudy and tasted like it had been sat in the line all night. My partner took one sip from his pint of Lancaster Blonde and said it tasted like the drippings from the trays.

Luckily Shireburn is just down the road and do some lovely ales!

This really isn't a great hotel. The mattress was I think the worst I've ever experienced, there was a bright green light in the room that could not be turned off and the room was also just shabby.

They have recently undertaken a refit but the only evidence of any work was in the bathroom which wasn't too bad. The bed/mattress were in awful condition and the window frames rotten so the hotel is still very much in need of a refit.

I don't think there was any staff overnight and I didn't have a number to call so if you get locked out it's a night in the car park!

It’s also worth being aware that there is no option for breakfast.

On the plus side the staff were very friendly.

Overall definitely best avoided.

Best avoided

Oh dear…. We hoped for cute country pub. 2 staff very obviously inexperienced, room big but smelly, no glasses in bathroom, products had been half used and left, bins not emptied. Remote for tv didn’t work despite us telling staff. No one greeted us at breakfast we had to work out for ourselves there was nothing cooked just toast and cereal! Seriously don’t go

Find somewhere else

Called for a drink after walking the Tolkien Trail, our first drinks were served by a lovely young lady so no problem. We sat in the bar area, the girl disappeared probably her break and she was replaced by a surly young man who was serving drinks, taking food orders and serving food. He left the bar unattended for long times and people were waiting to be served. I went to the empty bar to get a drink the young man appeared and said "Yeah mate" and that was the extent of his greeting.
 I can take or leave dogs but there was too many in the bar where food was being served.

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