Grant Arms Hotel
Ramsbottom
The Grant Arms Hotel, situated in the centre of Ramsbottom, Lancashire, is steeped in history. Originally named "Top o'th Brow" it became "Grant Lodge" when the famous industrialist Grant Brothers adopted it as their family home. (William and Daniel Grant were noted in history as being the two characters that Charles Dickens based his "Cheeryble Brothers" upon in his novel Nicholas Nickleby).
In 1828 is acquired its present name and as such has been popular as a pub, meeting place and venue for many local events. The perfect place to socialise, eat, drink and watch the world go by!
Close to Junction 1 of the M66 - ideal for business and pleasure. Easy access to the North of England Motorway Network. Have a look at our latest menu here!
Wide range of wines, spirits, draught products and locally sourced Cask ales are always available from the Moorhouse's brewery.
Opening Times
Open 12.00 midday for snacks and drinks
Closes 11.00 pm Sunday to Thursday
Closes 12.00 midnight Friday and Saturday
Sky Sports - Live Music - have a look at our "What's On" page for details.
The Hotel Wing provides 14 beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms - check our rates and facilities
We are featured on youstayuk.com and have a review under "The Best Things to do in Ramsbottom!