Lobby
The lobby is small and cosy with limited seating. It is smart and modern.
Exterior
Set inside a magnificent hundred-year-old building, Penny Street Bridge was originally the Corporation Toll House, but it was demolished in 1901 and rebuilt as two separate pubs - the White Cross Hotel and the Corporation Arms.These two pubs later became known as simply the Farmer's Arms, until Daniel Thwaites Brewery of Blackburn completely transformed it with a 2million GBP refurbishment in 2007.
Rooms
There are 28 well appointed en suite air-conditioned rooms - they are are modern and stylish with wide-screen TV's and all the facilities one would expect in a superior 4 star hotel. There is also complimentary WiFi access too.
Restaurant
With a fresh approach to relaxed dining, guests can enjoy a drink and lunch/dinner in the stylish bar - or al fresco in the lovely courtyard. There is a wide selection of traditionally brewed beers to tantalise your palate and all food is epxertly prepared in house using seasonal ingredients and locally sourced produce.
