I've been to this Hotel for high tea twice, and both times have been delicious. They have a…read moreseparate dining room with one wall which is a window/patio, which they open if the weather is nice. They also have a wide variety of tea, and have coffee as well if you'd prefer. The high tea consists of scones with cream and jam, mousse, various desserts including brownies, lemon squares, mini victorian cakes, and macarons, and 2-3 varieties of finger sandwiches. The staff are very considerate and kind, and the whole experience is lovely. The price is reasonable, especially for high tea. I would probably visit again for another tea celebration!

Recently we hired a room and ordered afternoon tea for 17 of us. Booking the room was easy enough…read morethey just wanted the group to preorder and pay for the food. Ordering the food was a little trickier but once you could finally get to speak to the person who deals with it then it was fine. This took three tries of calling but the staff were friendly so it wasn't too bad. The room they gave was plenty big enough and the doors opened onto the beautifully kept outside area. They had set two tables up for us to eat. There was plenty of food and they catered for allergies though they could make little signs for the food that's free from, just so there's no confusion and it isn't eaten by others mistakenly. The quality of the food was ok and I'm not sure the cakes were made in house, they looked like they were brought in, butthen again you're only paying £7.50.

Excellent value for money,clean tidy quiet .very friendly and helpful staff…read more close to belle vue dogs stadium . £8 to £10 into city centre via taxi. complimentary continental breakfast in the morning,fine selection on offer,eat as much as you can.

I loved this hotel ... It is fairly new so all of the fixtures and the room was very nice and clean…read moreand fresh. My room was luckily overlooking the river and I got a fantastic view of the sunset and spinningfields. The dining area was right next to the river and was awesome ... The all you can eat breakfasts that premier inn offer are the best I have had. It is all within 5 minutes walk from spinningfields and Salford central train station and with road links very close by. 5 minutes walk to Deansgate and thus the shopping and other great features Manchester has to offer. I need to stay here again very soon.

The best thing about this hotel was the breakfast in the morning, normally its a buffet but due to…read morecovid restrictions its table service only. I placed my order and about ten minutes later it arrived, freshly cooked, piping hot and beautifully laid out in the plate; all for 8.99. The room had a reasonable size TV and free wifi is an essential these days. They have an arrangement with the NCP car park round the corner for discounted rates. The staff were very helpful, in the evening I needed directions to get to This and That (you can read my review here on Yelp) and the lady printed out a map for me to follow. The duty manager in the morning ensured a smooth checkout and served the aforementioned breakfast beautifully. The only thing I would improve is to empower the staff more like in the best hotels, when I arrived after a long drive from London there was a problem with my reservation so I was hanging around in the lobby for half an hour while this was sorted when all I wanted to do was freshen up. When this has happened to me previously receptionists have said just go up to the room and relax while we get this sorted.

As in the United States, Holiday Inn Expresses in the UK are quite consistent. Clean and…read morecomfortable rooms, nice amenities, and a free hot breakfast. We had four in our party, and the reception attendant upgraded our (inadvertently booked) double room to one that included a pull-out sofabed. Our room in the Manchester HI Express was much more spacious than the one that we'd stayed at on Finchley Road in London. Breakfast includes bangers, beans, eggs, cereals, yogurt, fresh fruit, and a variety of breads and pastries. Parking is free (which is harder to find in the UK than you'd expect). The online listing for the hotel noted free wifi, but you only get 30 minutes of complimentary access. When we showed the front desk that our reservation included free wifi, they gave us a few extra 30 minute vouchers. The hotel isn't close to Manchester airport, which was our morning destination. In morning traffic, allow 35 minutes to get to MAN.

It's been almost a year, and despite repeated phone calls and emails to the manager of this hotel,…read moremy friends and I never heard back or received a refund re the group rate. Great customer service job, Holiday Inn.

This is a boutique hotel, with only maybe 12 or so rooms. However, it's in no way claustrophobic,…read moreas small places can be. Rather it's cosy, but really nice & modern. I've stayed here a couple of times at Christmas, & it is feels really festive, but in a chilled out way, not a cheesy way! There's no restaurant, but you don't need one as there are plenty of restaurants in Didsbury village and in Manchester city centre, but they do serve breakfast, which is really fresh & well made.

From the owner: Manchester Boutique Hotel Set in the leafy suburb of…read moreDidsbury this exclusive Victorian Townhouse is a statement of eclectic design offering 20 individually designed bedrooms and suites, residents lounge and bar alongside a peaceful captivating Victorian walled garden. Located just 15 minutes drive from Manchester Airport and Manchester city centre Eleven Didsbury Park is the perfect relaxing alternative to the hustle and bustle of airport hotels and city centre for both business and pleasure.

I've been here several times for work now, due to the proximity of work location, but really…read morenothing else. Beds are hard, pillows are thin, duvet is really thin - especially for winter months. There's always a strange off smell in every room I've ever stayed in. I ate once in the restaurant downstairs - it made me feel sick - really not nice at all, stale and microwaved overpriced food. Breakfast buffet is decent size, but again scrambled eggs are hard chewy and flavourless, sausages taste cheap, tomatoes are rock hard. The area itself isn't the nicest in Manchester. I've always got a taxi from the train station, but I've seen a bus stop nearby. The only pluses are the customer service, staff are always attentive and friendly - and the water heat and pressure in the shower is good. Make sure to bring all your toiletries, tooth brush and paste too as there's no perks in the room & there's no nearby shops.

Not at all luxurious, but I was greeted warmly and there was even a welcome note written on the…read moremirror! Location is odd and most people must drive. The walk from the metro was a bit dodgy and would be worse at night. There were no taxis at the Metro station so be prepared if you travel that way. An easy journey into Manchester though.

Really enjoyed our meal at the crown! Very generous with the portions. The service was incredible…read moreand the staff were so pleasant! I would recommend either the margarita pizza or the pork roast. Highly recommend and will definitely be returning.

We were really surprised by this place when we stayed here. From the outside it looked fantastic,…read morewith its low roof, and authentic black and white beams. Inside was still traditionally maintained but looked a little tired. The food in the italian restaurant next door was really tasty and surprisingly reasonably priced. The main bar area was quiet for a monday night, but there was a pianist in the corner and the atmosphere was really cosy, not to mention a good range of real ales that the barman informed me were all local. The room we stayed in was clean and tidy and the staff were all excellent, couldn't have asked for more.

I wouldn't usually write a review for something like a Travelodge. It's your bargain hotel chain…read morewith your basic bedroom facilities and you get what you pay for with no surprises. However. The Upper Brook Street hotel is by far one of the best especially, if like me, you are wanting to find a hotel for Manchester Pride. Every August Bank Holiday hotels all over Manchester charge extortionate amounts to stay in the city. This travelodge however works out at around £100-£120 for two nights. So £60 each (£30 a night) or about £40/£30 if you get a family room for 3/4 people. That's a bargain price for a hotel that is just 10 minutes away or less from Canal St in a taxi. This year we used Uber which was never more than £3-£5 to get to the city. The rooms are a great size and the hotel is only a couple of years old so nice a fresh and they have just updated all the beds to super comfy king size! I loved it. So Pride goers or those looking for a night out in Manchester, I recommend this place if you are looking for somewhere at the weekend when the hotels in the city centre are not in your budget.

Free parking is always a bonus, first come basis, but we left a few times and returned with spaces…read morealways free! Little bit out of city centre and more buses 'not in service' than running. Hotel is near a busy A&E so bring earplugs, luckily my friend snores so I came prepared! Nice to have the extra bed made up, sometimes it isn't even when twin/family room booked. Extra towels on request no problem, slight niggle with bulb being out in corridor, which being in an end room made the key card slot a little difficult to find in the semi-dark! TV channels also not in order and random, no ch5, and only 3 radio chamnels Kevin, on Reception was very friendly and helpful, and there is a Tesco Express, Morrisons, Subway, Costa and takeaways etc closeby

DO NOT STAY HERE during the Summer... unless you hail from a 3rd world country near the equator and…read moreare missing home. They entire building has no air conditioning. Had to stay in a room that hovered around a cosy 30-31 degrees Celsius day and night. The thermostat reading is from 3:30 am. The windows only open a sliver ( i suspect because they don't want anyone jumping when the guests' brains finally liquefy from being stuck in a brick oven and they seek to actually escape the hell in which they now find themselves). On the bright side, the staff are very kind and apologetic -- they should be commended for fielding what I'm sure are a ceaseless barrage of complaints only ending once the guests succumb to heat stroke. So, in summary, stay here if you wish to fulfill a fantasy of knowing what a slow broiled potato must feel like.

Stayed in this premier inn last night and have no complaints. The staff were chatty and lovely and…read morethe hotel was clean-including our room. My bed was big and comfy with lots of pillows and the room was very cheap, £30 for two of us. We also paid less than a tenner each for all you can eat breakfast the next morning and it was yummy. Also free parking outside. Recommend this hotel.