Renovated in 2009, the hotel is housed in what was once the private home of a wealthy local merchant. The building has been sympathetically restored, preserving the grand feel of a bygone era and is based around a grand Victorian stone building with ornate ceilings. The lounge and reception area is dominated by a 7.6 m high stained glass window which tells the story of Abraham Altham's life and work in the Burnley area. This country house establishment comprises a total of 51 rooms including 6 single rooms, 45 double/twin rooms and 1 suite all spread over 4 floors. Facilities on offer to guests at the hotel include a lobby with a 24-hour check-out service, currency exchange facilities, a bar and a restaurant. They can also take advantage of the 24-hour room service and there is parking available for those arriving by car. The hotel is non-smoking throughout.

Set in mature grounds, this hotel is located a short drive from Junction 12 of the M65 and is 3.22 km from the centre of the old mill town of Burnley. This establishment is the perfect meeting point for those doing business in Burnley, Preston, Clitheroe, Blackburn and north Manchester. Visitors to the area will enjoy the surrounding attractions of Towneley Hall (around 6 km), Gawthorpe Hall (some 8 km) and Thompson's Park (approximately 8.5 km). The hotel is 72 km from Manchester Airport and 75 km from Blackpool Airport.

Quills Restaurant offers a fine selection of English, French and vegetarian dishes, all freshly prepared using local produce wherever possible. The restaurant is housed in the original Victorian house and is traditional in style with high, ornate ceilings and floor to ceiling windows. It has a relaxed ambience and is a popular destination in the local area.