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Manchester hotels near Manchester City Hall
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Located in Didsbury, this romantic hotel is 0.3 mi (0.4 km) from Wilmslow Road and within 6 miles (10 km) of University of Manchester and O2 Apollo Manchester. The Gay Village and Manchester Palace Theatre are also within 6 miles (10 km). Manchester East Didsbury Station is 9 minutes by foot and Didsbury Village Tram Stop is 12 minutes.
Overall 9.2 Excellent
Based on 269 reviews
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Located in City Centre, this luxury hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Manchester Art Gallery, Piccadilly Gardens, and Manchester Arndale. The Gay Village and Albert Square are also within 10 minutes. Mosley Street Station and Market Street Station are within a 5-minute walk.
Overall 9.1 Excellent
Based on 2,440 reviews
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Excellent
9.7
Excellent
9.1
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Cool style refined yet not stuffy very secure cool rooftop bar great staff
Cons: Everything was great
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Nothing was too much trouble for the staff. The rooms were luxurious with a contrmporary teistloved . Location fab for shopping bars restaurants and theatres. Valet parking can be pre booked at hotel.
Cons: Loved our whole trip
Excellent
9.1
Pros: Classy decor, clean throughout. Location is great in central manchester. Rooms are well equipped, we had cheapest room but it still had a bathroom bigger than most hotel rooms in manchester! Coffee maker, bug tv, comfy bed. Hotel gas a rooftop bar with table service which was excellent. Staff are bang in form!
Cons: Oh hotel gotham... those drinks prices! Its expensive! Two cocktails and a bowl of crisps came to over thirty pounds! They were lovely, but you would expect them to be for that price!!
Located in Manchester City Centre, this luxury hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Manchester Central (GMEX), Manchester City Hall and Abraham Lincoln Statue. Bridgewater Hall and National Football Museum are also within 15 minutes. St Peters Square Station is only a 2-minute walk and Deansgate-Castlefield Station is 7 minutes.
Overall 9.0 Excellent
Based on 6,524 reviews
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Excellent
10.0
Pros: Great service, stylish, interesting history
Excellent
8.8
Excellent
9.7
Mediocre
2.0
Pros: The cleansers were super nice people Dear Madame. Because of your totally unacceptable behaviour, to our Guests and Staff, we will no longer be accepting any further bookings from you, and indeed you are not welcome at all in this Hotel . No further correspondence from yourself, will be responded to from Edwardian Hotels. Stephen Miles FIH MI General Manager T: +44 (0) 161 835 8957 M: +44 (0) 797 3128852 E: miless@edwardian.com W: edwardian.com
Cons: We booked a suit got there realized it was small, stayed 2 nights and took an extra room.Day 3 we booked a two bedroom suit which really isn't it's just them bringing two rooms together.We were shown a suit with a balcony & since my artist is super claustrophobic and has a lot of luggage we agreed to that.Upon going to pay they claimed someone booked that particular room for 2 nights and we booked it right with them less than an hr ago for 3 nights.These super racist hotel people just because the person was black almost even lied they never showed us the room.We left the hotel and booked a huge 3 bedroom penthouse suit somewhere else.Mind u we had no issues we these people we just decided to leave after realizing it was more of a racist thing, I forgot to mention their services suck, they barely help with anything like umbrellas and opening doors smh we never even had a conversation with any one except the manager the day we left but go this email today claiming we were rude to their guests.
Good
6.2
Good
6.8
Pros: Nice setting and location, good breakfast and friendly staff.
Cons: Needs investment certain things looking old now, my first stay years ago was very impressive it seems more like a 4 star now and the little touches aren't there like before.
Excellent
8.0
Cons: My room needed refurbishment. Everything was a little old and tired.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Loved the location in Central Manchester. Made it very easy to get around. Opus bar was fabulous and the staff was incredibly accommodating. Room was lovely and made for a great experience.
Located in Manchester City Centre, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of The Gay Village and Canal Street. Piccadilly Gardens and Manchester Palace Theatre are also within 10 minutes. Picadilly Gardens Station and Picadilly Station are within a 5-minute walk.
Overall 9.0 Excellent
Based on 4,287 reviews
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Excellent
9.1
Pros: Location. Hotel brand new
Cons: Small room
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Location, look and facilities.
Cons: No complaints.
Located in Manchester City Centre, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Manchester Arndale, AO Arena and Piccadilly Gardens. National Football Museum and Printworks are also within 10 minutes. Shudehill Station is only a 3-minute walk and Market Street Station is 7 minutes.
Overall 8.7 Excellent
Based on 4,629 reviews
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Excellent
10.0
Pros: Excellent location for shopping, easy to get to
Cons: Have had larger rooms
Discover Manchester’s vibrant culture with DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Manchester - Piccadilly - conveniently situated steps away from Piccadilly Station and an 8-minute walk from Market Street. This Manchester Piccadilly hotel is surrounded by renowned pubs, restaurants, and nightlife, with city centre attractions just half a mile away.
With a wide range of contemporary-styled guest rooms, this Manchester city centre hotel is ideally suited for both business or leisure travellers. Bright, airy guest rooms feature HDTV, a work desk, free WiFi and a mini-fridge. Suites come with cityscape panoramas, living space, sofa and espresso machine.
Keep up with your daily workout routine at our 24-hour fitness centre or visit local attractions including the Royal Exchange Theater and Manchester Arndale Shopping Center.
Enjoy simple yet exciting cuisine at Store Street Exchange restaurant that specializes in rotisserie chicken or savour the finest beer at Store Street Craft Bar, where the simple drinks become performance art. Visit SkyLounge, a penthouse dining venue boasting sweeping views over Manchester, ideal for private dinners and receptions.
For business travellers, this hotel in Manchester city centre offers 25 flexible meeting rooms perfect for important business events held in a refined setting suitable for a business conference or social gathering.
Overall 8.5 Excellent
Based on 3,136 reviews
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Okay
5.7
Pros: The double tree is a nice hotel at first glance. I found the staff at the front desk were not the most welcoming but that wasn't the biggest problem. The room was comfortable for the most part and me and my companion were looking foward to a nice stay.
Cons: The shower had two choices, freeze or burn. It was nearly impossible to get the shower at a normal temperature which was a huge issue. But we were only there for 2 nights so decided it would be better to give it another try than moving rooms. On our second night which was a Saturday we were awoken at 4 am by a group of drunk girls that were screaming down the hallway. I felt like I was transported to the worst spring break all inclusive. I called the reception 3 times and in all fairness they came up every time to get those stupid girls to shut up. Then their guy friends came from the party minutes later and started retaliating to help their skanky girlfriends. They were standing outside of our door yelling obscenities. I called again and eventually the noise stopped but at that point I had one more hour before having to get on a train to the airport so my entire night was ruined. While they were definitely responsive to the times I called they should have kicked these people out. What kind of reputation do you want to have? I know that on my next visit to Manchester staying at the double tree and staying at the hatters is pretty much the same. If you want to maintain an upscale reputation then be more selective about who you let stay in you hotel or at the very least have your front staff make the rules clear when these drunken idiots tumble in through the door of your hotel.
Good
7.4
Pros: Close to the trains. Clean. Excellent staff.
Cons: Rooms are tiny. Bathroom is like a cruise ship's.
Located in City Centre, this spa hotel is steps away from Manchester Central Library, St. Peter's Square and Albert Hall. Bridgewater Hall and Albert Square are also within 5 minutes. St Peters Square Station is only a 2-minute walk and Deansgate-Castlefield Station is 7 minutes.
Overall 8.4 Excellent
Based on 7,844 reviews
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Excellent
10.0
Pros: The spa, the room, the really comfy bed!
Cons: Nothing :)
Excellent
9.7
Pros: The Midland Hotel is an impressive building in an excellent location. I found the staff invariably professional, courteous and attentive at all times, no matter what their area of expertise. My room was large, sumptuous and beautifully quiet. Ample desk and coffee table space with several arm chairs, and a dressing area, beyond which was the spacious en-suite bathroom. Plenty of available electrical outlets, good sized TV, mini fridge, tea/coffee facilities and sparkly glassware rounded off the in-room facilities very nicely. Room service food was priced fairly and arrived promptly and piping hot.
Cons: There could have been better / more lighting in the dressing area in order to take advantage of the full length mirrors. And the air-conditioning controls were a bit fiddly to adjust - a remote control might have been a better option.
Excellent
8.5
Excellent
8.8
Excellent
9.1
Excellent
9.7
Pros: A superb building. The room had lovely furniture. We really enjoyed our stay.
Excellent
9.4
Pros: Friendly professional staff and very comfortable beds.
Mediocre
2.0
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Nothing was too much trouble for the staff. Our teenage son didn't want to join us for breakfast one morning, I therefore asked the breakfast staff If I could take some croissants up to the room for him, of which they were more than happy for us to do.
Excellent
9.7
Pros: Fantastic hotel, couldn’t fault it!
Located in City Centre, this romantic hotel is steps away from The Gay Village and Canal Street. Manchester Art Gallery and St. Peter's Square are also within 5 minutes. St Peters Square Station is only a 4-minute walk and Picadilly Gardens Station is 5 minutes.
Overall 8.2 Excellent
Based on 3,563 reviews
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Excellent
9.4
Pros: Very central, nice hotel
Cons: Too loud
Excellent
9.4
Located in City Centre, this spa hotel is within a 10-minute walk of The Gay Village and Canal Street. Manchester Palace Theatre and O2 Apollo Manchester are also within 15 minutes. Picadilly Station and Manchester Piccadilly Station are within a 5-minute walk.
Overall 8.1 Excellent
Based on 8,450 reviews
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Good
6.0
Okay
4.0
Cons: The lobby had one working lift and looked more like a backstage area. Only one lift worked which took an age to arrive. Annoyingly I was on eighth floor. Air conditioning was also broken in my room. Hotel ignored feeeback email. Wouldn't recommend
Excellent
8.8
Pros: The room was big with a large bathroom it was clean.Location was good too short distance o town centre.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: The staff couldn't be more helpful or available. Breakfast was delicious and fresh. And the bedroom was huge with the most amazing bathroom
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Great Restaurant
Cons: No dislikes
Mediocre
3.1
Pros: The room was comfortable and clean.
Cons: The Parking was extortionate in price, not that there was any space to park which was ridiculous! Got to the hotel and found out there was a £20 charge for using the spa facilities which were 4 tiny rooms which were not appropriate in terms of temperature as you would expect a steam room or a sauna to be! There was no pool or other spa facilities apart from these 4 rooms for which the price was ridiculous! The lady at the spa reception didnt charge us thankfully as less than 10 mins into the quite dim, squashed and awfully miniature "spa" me and my husband were out of there very disappointed in having paid extortionate prices for the stay and then the parking issue and then on top of that the sadly tarnished expectations of the spa! We left the hotel the same night we checked in without staying at the hotel just flavergasted with the lack of explanation in regards to the facities and staff demeanour and attitude.
Excellent
8.2
Pros: Great location, good value for money and I will always return for my Manchester trips
Cons: Lifts are very temperamental, should be more efficient
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Location and room atmosphere
Cons: Homeless camping across from the hotel, front of most room windows
Located in City Centre, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of The Gay Village, Piccadilly Gardens and Canal Street. Manchester Arndale and Manchester Art Gallery are also within 10 minutes. Picadilly Gardens Station is only a 2-minute walk and Mosley Street Station is 4 minutes.
Overall 8.0 Excellent
Based on 9,999 reviews
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Excellent
8.5
Pros: Location, great and efficient staff.
Cons: A little bit noisy - other guests knocking on the door and generally rowdy.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Check in quick, asked for a quiet room and it was, nice comfy king size bed, room good size
Excellent
8.0
Excellent
9.1
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
9.4
Excellent
10.0
Pros: City center location. Clean and tidy
Cons: Microwave and locker to be available in rooms
Located in Manchester City Centre, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Greater Manchester Police Museum and Piccadilly Gardens. The Gay Village and Canal Street are also within 10 minutes. Picadilly Gardens Station is only a 4-minute walk and Market Street Station is 6 minutes.
Overall 7.9 Good
Based on 5,820 reviews
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Excellent
8.5
Excellent
8.8
Excellent
9.7
Pros: Clean. Quiet. Comfortable. Nice ensuite bathroom with shower. This is a no frills hotel, no desk, no chair. Wifi in the room is extra as is TV. But if all you need is a nice clean comfy bed for the night and a modern, functioning shower, etc. It’s ideal and excellent value. Very short walk to Piccadilly Station.
Cons: Had a hard time finding it, but thanks to the kindness of strangers, I eventually did.
Located in New Islington, this hotel is within 1 mile (2 km) of Greater Manchester Police Museum, The Gay Village and Piccadilly Gardens. Manchester Palace Theatre and Etihad Stadium are also within 1 mile (2 km). New Islington Tram Stop is only a 2-minute walk and Holt Town Tram Stop is 8 minutes.
Overall 7.8 Good
Based on 6,981 reviews
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Excellent
8.8
Pros: Booked night on Easter weekend to attend music concert Booked a room for three of us Easy booking in al done electronically Room was spacious Washing facilities were adequate Paid for breakfast which was toast cereals hot drinks fruit etc so my sons got their fill
Cons: Toilet was a tad small and at 6' my legs just touch door so taller people may struggle Need heating to blasted on in the room as was slightly chilli
Excellent
8.2
Pros: It was cheap and cheerful, the room was clean and had most facilities. The staff greeted us and were friendly
Cons: I wish there was a kettle in the room and the towels were small but I know it is a budget hotel
Good
7.6
Pros: Very simplistic and functional Hotel concept. Has everything you need for an enjoyable stay.
Cons: Toilet access could be improved. Prices starting to creep up.
Good
7.0
Pros: Value for money. Consistency of service. Staff service with a smile. Location.
Cons: Creaky bed, room 620. Had to use spare towel to keep floor dry outside shower door. However this is first time I've had this problem.
Located in City Centre, this romantic hotel is steps away from Beetham Tower (Hilton Manchester), Deansgate and Deansgate Locks. Museum of Science and Industry and Manchester Central (GMEX) are also within 5 minutes. Manchester Deansgate Station is only a 2-minute walk and Deansgate-Castlefield Station is 2 minutes.
Overall 7.8 Good
Based on 3,669 reviews
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Excellent
8.0
Pros: Great location, easy to walk to town and pretty local to train station too.
Cons: Breakfast wasn’t great, we came in late and had to buzz to get in.
With a stay at Travelodge Manchester Central, you'll be centrally located in Manchester, just a 2-minute walk from Deansgate and 7 minutes by foot from AO Arena.
Overall 8.0 Excellent
Based on 12 reviews
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Excellent
10.0
Overall 7.8 Good
Based on 20 reviews
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Excellent
9.4
Good
7.7
Good
7.1
Pros: Short walk to the arena and the print works. Not too pricey. Basic but very clean
Excellent
8.2
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Whole experiance...will definitely use again on next visit to Manchester.
Excellent
8.0
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Excellent service and assistance from all staff. Very clean and comfortable. Not one problem throughout our stay.
Located in Manchester City Centre, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Greater Manchester Police Museum, Piccadilly Gardens and The Gay Village. Canal Street and Manchester Arndale are also within 10 minutes. Picadilly Gardens Station and Market Street Station are within a 5-minute walk.
Overall 7.4 Good
Based on 5,767 reviews
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Excellent
10.0
Excellent
8.2
Pros: Great location in the centre of the city and only a 10 min walk from Manchester Picadilly station. Single room very spacious, though a bit worn. Comfortable bed and spotlessly clean including the ensuite bathroom. Breakfast was a choice of continental or a full english. The staff were helpfull and friendly.
Cons: The choice of cold meat at the breakfast could have been better and the plates were about the size of a side plate. But for a budget hotel in the centre I think these are very minor points.
Located in City Centre, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Manchester Arndale, Manchester Palace Theatre and Albert Square. Bridgewater Hall and Manchester Central (GMEX) are also within 15 minutes. Picadilly Gardens Station is only a 2-minute walk and Mosley Street Station is 3 minutes.
Overall 7.1 Good
Based on 7,148 reviews
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Excellent
8.0
Excellent
8.0
Mediocre
2.0
Cons: The hotel was fully booked and the didn’t have a room for us
Good
7.4
Excellent
9.7
Pros: On arrival, the check-in process was very speedy and straightforward. We found the room to be very clean but smaller than we'd expected but this didn't matter as we were only staying for one night. The buffet breakfast was very tasty and had plenty variety.
Cons: The mattress and pillows were a little hard. The main issue we had though was that people in the next room complained about us being too noisy. We had returned to our room at 11.30 pm and were chatting with the TV on for half an hour - we were definitely NOT making a lot of noise with our voices and the TV volume was quite low. I would therefore suggest the rooms are inadequetely sound proofed
Excellent
8.5
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Pleasant helpful staff excellent customer service great Central location will be staying again
Located in Manchester City Centre, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of The Gay Village, Piccadilly Gardens and Canal Street. Manchester Palace Theatre and Manchester Art Gallery are also within 10 minutes. Picadilly Gardens Station and Mosley Street Station are within a 5-minute walk.
Overall 6.1 Good
Based on 13,341 reviews
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Okay
5.1
Pros: The location
Cons: The dated feel to the hotel, the lack of light in my room (457) The room smelt fusty, the carpets and walls were stained, the breakfast was of very poor quality. The lifts are not very practical.
Good
6.5
Pros: The hotel is well located and the exterior and central staircase are impressive. Staff were helpful though there was a long queue at check in. Room was functional, but clean and everything worked.
Cons: Wifi in room is limited to 20 minutes unless you pay for the premium wifi. Furniture and décor is a bit dated.
Mediocre
3.4
Pros: Room really smells of smoke very grubby . Asked to be moved because if the smell. Next room no better
Good
6.8
Good
7.7
Mediocre
3.1
Pros: Nothing
Cons: Poor customer service
Excellent
8.5
Excellent
8.0
Pros: Room was very nice and spacious. Breakfast also very good
Okay
4.8
Pros: Excellent location and very originally nice hotel architecture. Gorgeous stairs
Cons: The hotel overall full scope maintenance is very poor, looking then at Britannia as a big missed opportunity. Ideal target for "Hotel Impossible" next episode
Mediocre
3.7
Pros: We paid extra to get a hotel with a window, only to turn up and be out in a tiny twin room with no window. The air con in the room had the control panel hanging off the wall and it was unbearably hot. We asked to be moved to a different twin room with a window, which the staff originally told me they wouldn't do. After some complaining at the reception they eventually moved us but the room was now a double instead of a twin which they'd told us it would be at reception. This room had mould on the wall underneath the window and on the ceiling. For the price of the room I expected much better.
Good
6.0
Pros: Polite staff, room was comfortable and clean.
Cons: Could do with better quality breakfast items. Hotel needs a refurbish. We wanted cocktails but barmaid we couldn't have any
Excellent
9.7
Mediocre
3.4
Pros: I really didn't like any aspect of this hotel or my stay there.
Cons: No outlets by the bed - I have a CPAP machine and the staff was completely baffled as to how to solve my problem. My traveling companion insisted on an extension cord, which they were eventually able to provide, but this is the first hotel EVER in my experience where there were no outlets by the bed. The beds were sized for children, not adults, and were in dismal shape. The rooms were too small to allow for much movement, I had booked a single room with two beds, and the staff screwed up our reservation and put us in two separate rooms. I'm deaf and depended on my companion to assist me, so this left me in a bad place. Both of our rooms were directly above a nightclub - neither of us could get any sleep until the club closed at 2:30. And I didn't need to hear the music booming up from downstairs - the entire room vibrated. The entire place felt worn out, old, and used. The chairs in the lobby had cracked vinyl, and it felt like a dump. Our stay was ruined because of our lack of sleep, the management only offered a measly 10% discount (we're asking for a full refund from the owners), and we ended up returning to London early because we were both so tired and fed up. Stay away from this place - it markets itself on character and charm, but it's only surface veneer - it has neither.
Mediocre
2.0
Okay
5.7
Pros: The price, location for city centre and railway station
Cons: Room noisy due to occupant on floor above and thin and creaky bedroom ceiling. Asking for consideration didn't solve problem. Breakfast poor quallity - no muesli or devent fruit lots of fatty bacon, poor coffee - perhaps it just matched discounted room price bracket so dont pay for breakfast and go and eat somewhere else
Mediocre
2.0
Cons: Worst hotel I've ever stayed at
Okay
4.5
Excellent
9.7
Excellent
8.2
Good
7.7
Okay
4.8
Pros: Excellent location. Breakfast ok.
Cons: Cold, smelly room. Noisy. On the ground floor.
Mediocre
3.4
Pros: The staff were good people trying to hold it together
Cons: It's just old and unkept. The owners need to reinvest in the property.
Okay
4.8
Okay
5.4
Pros: Cleanliness and quiet
Cons: Charging for room wifi when other hotels include as standard Radiator valve broken meaning room was cold al night
Okay
4.5
Cons: Poor wifi availability, and poor connection even in the public areas. The toilet in my room didn't flush properly, I had to 'pump' it to get it to flush. Very dated overall. Breakfast was very average. Very over priced for the quality.
Good
6.8
Pros: entrance and hall very imposing
Cons: room and halls on 5th floor could be better maintained
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Closeness to team and stadium.
Okay
5.7
Pros: location in central Manchester
Cons: Room was a dump - wardrobe door hanging off.
Mediocre
3.7
Pros: As usual the breakfast is really good as is the location
Cons: The room didn't have a window, issues with the air conditioning being red hot, the beds were rock hard and general up keep and cleansiness of the bathroom is well below standard
Good
6.0
Pros: Was more of a B&B
Located in Manchester City Centre, this hotel is steps away from Affleck's Palace, Piccadilly Gardens and Manchester Arndale. The Gay Village and Manchester Art Gallery are also within 10 minutes. Market Street Station is only a 2-minute walk and Mosley Street Station is 3 minutes.
Overall 6.0 Good
Based on 6,873 reviews
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Okay
4.0
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