A fantastic local venue! Available to hire for private use and also quite a few groups use the hall…read more(fitness groups, postnatal groups etc). If you hire the premises there is an upstairs bar. Various local events held here throughout the year as it has a good sized hall. A community police officer is also based here throughout the week. Needs to be used to stay open (as the council are often threatening to close it) so worth considering it as a venue for events or signing up to one of the classes held here!

Stunning glass windows to view out of, amazing decor, modern, comfy and great for events.read more

Town Hall, Albert Square in city centre has been renovated over the years but it still boasts its…read moreglorious 1800s Victorian architecture with stellar beauty. Many events are held here from weddings, concerts, special events, holiday markets, and more. It's easy to see why. It makes for a beautiful backdrop for any occasion. I do like stopping by when I'm in Man to take in anything that may have changed and its infinite gothic presence.

Manchester Town Hall is located in Albert Square in the city centre - it is home to the main area…read moreof the city's famous yearly Christmas Markets. It is one of the nicer, older buildings in the city being built in the mid-1800s and in many ways is your typical victorian building. It has been refurbished of late and the town hall now has a small Post Office in the annexe - it is also well located being right next to Manchester Central Library and part of it is also in St Peter's Square, which is one of the main stops on the city's light railway transport, Metrolink. It is still used today for various reasons other than the Post Office, it also is a small base for the police and it can sometimes be used for voting counting in elections, more notably the 2016 EU referendum where the United Kingdom voted by majority to leave the European Union. The guide of finding key areas of the town hall could perhaps be displayed better, especially when approaching it from Albert Square and St Peter's Square, being quite large it does stretch across both. A really nice old building in the city with some use today - as far as town halls go this is pretty cool. 4*

Stayed at short notice on Boxing Day using my IHG reward points. Lovely spacious room, friendly…read morestaff and comfortable beds. Loads of free parking and really well situated close to motorway and Brighouse. Whilst didn't use the gym it appeared well equipped and with a nice pool.

Leyland Round Table held their annual 'Ladies Evening' event in the main function room with 110+…read moreguests. The food was served hot and timely and was a real credit to them. The staff we're polite, helpful and friendly. A fantastic night and a great venue.

Visited 28/01/12 with my partner an our 2 year old. Visited…read morethis place through an internet search and when we arrived found they had there own parking which looked like it could accommodate around 20 cars. Prices were around the same as any other Play Centre we have been too £4.25 at weekends or £3.75 mon-fri. They are very strict on time spent there you get 1.5hrs and the time you have till is placed on your receipt . The Play Area is 3 levels high and has a mixture of slides, ball pits, swings, rollers & rope bridges. Both myself and my partner enjoyed following our daughter around the area (which to us is a good indication of how good the activities are. They have a separate area for parties and a huge seating area. Cafe' is available with hot food but i didn't buy any so cannot give a review on prices. My daughter really enjoyed it and so did myself and my partner. Will visit again !

Pretty nice hotel with a 24 hour fitness center. Great location! Very close to tram, buses and…read morelocal shopping like Primark, Chinatown etc. The lobby and bar are modern looking, but my room wasn't. However, my room was nice, clean and spacious. No free breakfast though, but the staff was superb!

The Princess St. Hotel has a lot of good and some I don't like, personally. Although I was here on…read more'business' and not in charge of booking this hotel and it's likely unfair to this hotel that I am comparing it to where my company once booked us. That said, that's just the way it goes when reviewing! The hotel, itself, is located in a great, convenient area. It's walkable to Piccadilly Gardens and various shopping like Boots and the ever loved by every American I ever knew, ( not me!), Primark. Great pubs and eateries abound and the arena isn't far, either. Upon arriving you will tote your own luggage up about 6 stairs, as there was no ramp or bell man. The lobby level is modern in a disco sort of way, as is the bar and restaurant below. Andre is great though and me and my colleagues loved him during a recent visit where he explained some of the 'futbol' rules to us during the Fifa World Cup England/Colombia game. Happy Hour is a good one. The gym is modern and nice. My room, hmm.. not so modern. I had a hard time finding plugs! I was unplugging appliances and plugging my two items in! I even moved the tea pot to heat water to the floor since it was there in the most random place and a UK plug. The shower took me forever to figure out how to turn on from running water ( no plug for bathing) to shower. One more note, my sink clogged from just washing my hands and it took forever to drain! No plugs in the bathroom and two small towels for bathing. I did like the staff but just wasn't that impressed with much of anything else. Maybe again, it's unfair because I miss the other hotel which catered to my company a little more. And now you know ! Cheerio!

I lived in Barcelona for several years and one thing (of millions!) that I loved about it was how…read morestylish the hospitality industry had become. There's a hotel opening every year that proves itself more chic than the last, giving the traveller such a high standard of choice at a reasonable price. When I first saw The Light (my friend was staying here and invited me over for some food) I thought I'd walked into a Barcelona boutique hotel. This is an apart-hotel in Manchester though, and one of the highest standard. His room - which look like an high end open plan city apartment - came with a full kitchen of gorgeous bread, butter, jam, milk, herbs, chocolates, mineral water and orange juice: everything he needed to get going in his kitchen replete with Bosch appliances. The rest of the room was stunning too, divided into sections and including a freestanding bath. The staff were so helpful and friendly, they all seem to love their job. Ultra-modern chic and great views from the roof. Tripping the Light fantastic!

Light bulb boutique is a highly acclaimed hotel right next door to central Manchester's high street…read moreand a 5 minute walk to the local bus and rail stations. When friends have booked in here and I've come and seen I've always been told rave about the quality of the accommodation and the friendliness of the staff. visited there room and thought I was in someone's classy apartment with views across Manchester. Read around though more then just this interpretation if you want to book in.