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.

Luxurious beds, spacious elegant rooms, excellent breakfast, a bit pricey…read more I travel to Manchester for work 2-3 times a year and each time I've opted to stay in the Didsbury House Hotel. The rooms are significantly larger than what I've come to expect from a hotel, especially one with the amenities and service provided by the Didsbury. Most rooms will come with a standalone bathtub in the room along with a fully kitted out bathroom. There is something a bit decadent about grabbing a drink, flicking on the tv or the music player, and relaxing in a hot bath (with bubbles of course...what's life without them?). Yes Du Hy, I know what you are going to say, but so what? I'm all about enjoying life :-P For those opting out of the bath, there shower is massive and powerful enough to make you feel it without knocking you down. The beds are incredibly soft and filled with goose down. I happen to be slightly allergic to goose feathers but I'll take the irritation for the sheer comfort provided by this bed. Coming from someone who shipped his bed over from the US, it takes a lot to impress me. I've asked for foam pillows before, and the hotel staff spared no effort to track some down and deliver them to my room within the hour (despite the request being made at 2am). The breakfast is excellent as well. A full continental breakfast is laid out every morning starting at 7, and you can order a hot breakfast ranging from a full English or Irish fry up to Eggs Benedict to pretty much anything you want as long as the ingredients are in the kitchen. I usually spoil myself with an Eggs Benedict. The eggs are cooked to perfection, firm with just a little bit of yolk, the english muffin is correctly browned to be both crispy and chewy, and the strips of parma ham add enough salt to the dish to satisfy. If you are craving salmon, they will happily switch it in for the ham. Overall, I will definitely be back agin come November and I recommend it to anyone in the area. The two main drawbacks are that it is about 15 minutes outside Manchester city proper and the rooms are around £100-£125/night at least. You can occasionally get cheaper rates at about £80/night which is pretty good deal for the quality of hotel.

Pricy but stunning. Love the baths in the room.read more

This is the second time I've stayed at Cheadle House, both times while I was in the area for…read morebusiness. The hotel is a nice big building that is used as a Conference centre. The area is very quiet, with nearby restaurants, a supermarket and a business park, plus is a 20-mins walk from the local high street. The is free secure on-site parking and excellent Wi-Fi in the rooms and public areas. My room was large, comfortable and very quiet. The staff were lovely. In short, this is my hotel of choice when I'm working in the area. Very recommended!

We stayed in the family room for one night. It's a very lovely place in a convenient location. The…read morebreakfast is delicious and is served in a nice sunroom. Highly recommend this place.

A fairly new Travelodge in a very convenient location. Stayed here a couple of times. It's…read moreconvenient for the less expensive car parking at Manchester airport + conveniently near our friends house - 2 good reasons for us to stay here! Rooms are a good size with the usual cleanliness, comfortable beds, TV, tea/coffee making facilities. Supersaver rates of £9-£10 can sometimes be found, if you book well enough in advance on the Travelodge website, otherwise try for saver rates. Absolute steal for £10 a room! Shoppers will find they are in walking distance of the newish Parrs Wood shopping centre + filmlovers have the choice of films at the nearby multiplex in the centre. We'd stay here again - especially at Supersaver prices!

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.

In from the US we are staying here. You maybe surprised at the score for one of the cheaper hotels…read moreon the market but the staff have made this a great place to stay. Firstly the rooms are clean and modern with big king sized beds. The showers are to die for and the two reception girls can't do enough for the visitors. If you sit in reception long enough they will offer to make you a coffee or tea. (We never got that at the Marriot or Hilton). The hotel is next to the Bulls Head Pub, which is also a really quite decent place to end the night. Highly recommended 5 star service at 2 star price.

Since the build of Ashton Moss and IKEA, Ashton has become a new town. So alongside everything else…read morethey built a Travelodge! It is situated right in the centre of all the commodities which is brilliant and also next to the motorway! So everything you need is on your doorstep here, if you want a nice meal, there is plenty of restaurants to choose from or you can go cinema or bowling. What is great about this place is that it is just outside Manchester, so you do not pay city prices and it is only ten minutes in the car. BRILLIANT

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.