A night at Wetherspoons often brings back hazy memories of inexpensive drinks, vibrant carpets, and epic journeys to the loo up or down several flights of stairs.
Whether you're popping in for post-work pints, indulging in a boozy Thursday curry club, or making a quick stop before a big night out, choosing your local 'Spoons' is usually a no-brainer. Even if you're not a fan of the budget-friendly pub chain, there's no denying that Wetherspoons' reputation for cheap beer, extensive food menu, and a guaranteed lively atmosphere has won over many.
While its pubs might be a popular choice for a night out, many regulars may never have experienced an overnight stay in one of the chain's hotels. The first J D Wetherspoon hotel opened its doors in Shrewsbury in 1998, almost ten years after the first of the chain's pubs.
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There are now 56 Wetherspoon hotels scattered across the UK and Ireland, with the Brocket Arms in Wigan being the closest to Merseyside. The Brocket Arms is just a stone's throw away from Wigan town centre and boasts 28 en-suite bedrooms.
Reporter Lee Grimsditch from the MEN and his partner checked in on a Friday and forked out £79 for one night - breakfast not included. This is what he thought: As we entered through the separate side entrance to the pub just before 7pm, the Friday night at Wetherspoons was already buzzing.
We were greeted by an empty reception desk, so after waiting for a few minutes, I decided to venture into the busy bar area to inform them we wanted to check-in. After apologising for the delay, a courteous staff member checked us in, and we were directed
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