Rovers Return is a pretty great bar! We came in because we saw that they'd be showing the…read moreSuperBowl. Seems like a good place to watch sports games. Had the StrongBow Dark Fruit cider for £3.30 but also some beers (Old Speckled Hen and others) for only £2! Free Wifi--ask the bartender for the password. Friendly folks work the bar--we felt instantly welcome. My friends and I enjoyed our time and would definitely come back.

The Rovers return is situated near the lowry hotel and the Edge living accommodation in Salford…read morethey provide a bed and Breakfast and is run by a couple from the area, the pub is very traditional, the beer is reasonably priced with the Manchester prices, They provide Bed and Breakfast. There is no live entertainment but the locals will provide you with that, there is a great atmosphere in the pub and the locals make you feel very welcome there is Juke box which you can you use and also a pool table. The atmosphere is cosy and would suit the over 25years, the bar staff are friendly.

There were some nice, interesting paintings on the walls of…read morethis pub, but they were quite hidden by the British flags (this was not during (or around the time of) Euro 2012 or the Olympics). This is quite a cosy, decent looking pub but they just didn't really serve anything I would want to drink, Boddingtons keg being the most interesting, but ultimately unrewarding option. I didn't even notice the Marilyn Monroe theme though. I guess I'm not the most observant.

Whenever I go to Monroes, I always have a wonderfully surreal night! Hidden away under Piccadilly…read moreStation, this kitsch hotel bar is packed with charm and Marilyn Monroe memorabilia - a combination that attracts some of Manchester's most interesting characters. From spunky pensioners to Soul devotees on their way to Manchester's legendary Twisted Wheel club, you'll meet lots of cool people here, all with their own story to tell. There's no real ale at Monroes and the prices are a little on the expensive side, but what else would you expect from a hotel bar? Anyway, when you visit this place, you don't really care about what you're drinking or even how much it costs it's all about the atmosphere!

I've stayed in diamond lodge numerous times, but after April 15th-16th I'll never go back!…read moreI arrived after a 4 hour drive and at first everything seemed ok, until it got late. My room was directly above the refrigeration plant for the kitchen, it started and stopped every 10-15 mins. To make matters worse, the window was broken and wouldn't close. I was told I couldn't be moved anywhere, then was moved at 2 am, by which time I was completely frustrated and so worked up by that time that I didn't sleep till 4 am. I was up again at half 7 and had a 4 hour drive in front of me. I complained to the front desk who insulted me by first trying to argue that the refrigeration plant didn't run at that time, then said since I was moved halfway through the night that everything must have been ok!!! I've never been treated in such a shocking way, after first trying to argue with me I got an artificially sympathetic apology! What a disgusting way to treat loyal patrons.

Taxi ride from Manchester Piccadilly which cost between £7 & £10. Room was tidy with a reasonable…read moreamount of room. Bathroom reasonable with a good shower into a bath so you've got the choice. Bar on the premises open from midday to midnight with siting area and big screen t.v. Payed £41 plus vat for bed and breakfast for two. Full English if you want so good value hotel from my perspective. Enjoyed the stay.

Though I haven't experienced The Rembrandt as a hotel, so can't speak for that side of it, I'm…read moreglad, if the service I received at the bar is anything to go by. And Alexandra S.'s review is pretty terrifying! I popped in here with American Gran, because American Gran loves pubs and she loves the gays. The second she clapped eyes on it, she was all like "oh wow a real pub, in the gay quarter! Oh we have to go in!!!" So we did, and we stayed for one drink before leaving. It's not that it's an actively bad pub, not really. Just that there's nothing good about it. The service is slow and when they finally serve you, they are uncommonly rude. American Gran had some beer or other and announced it 'ghastly', and my red wine was almost undrinkable, and I'll drink pretty much anything. The place is OK inside; the seating is comf enough and despite Alexandra's accounts of grosssness and health and safety contraventions, everything seemed clean. It's just all a bit worn and past its best. To be completely fair, this place would be a 3 star in a small town or village, but when there are about a million better places to go in Manchester, and a good many in Canal Street itself, it just is not up to par.

This is a man's man pub, well I think that is how they want to be known. The men only after 7…read morepolicy certainly helps this perception as it was becoming a bit of a hag heaven in recent years. The recent refurbishment has done wonders for this place, now a worthy competitor for the eagle. All moody modern lighting and flat screens. Although they could have spent more time doing up the bathrooms rather than.... well I will leave it to your imagination what goes on in there. Still a nice place for a few nice cheap drinks in the company of the like minded before venturing out into the rest of cez village.

Great location if you are staying in Manchester. Not very close from both stations. The room is…read morespacious and the beds are comfortable. Portland road can be noisy but that didn't disturb us. I appreciate the cleaning staff.

Stayed at a couple of Ibis hotels and this one seems slightly better than the norm (although it…read moremight be a bit smaller) and a lot cuter too. I didn't expect any Ibis hotels to have a theme but it was quite cute that this one had a rain theme with the umbrellas on the ceiling and the walls being painted with cute raindrops. As for the rooms, they were very clean. The one thing was that the they were completely out of soap in our room, was surprised they didn't check it before they let us live inside. However, I do have to give the place three stars for its breakfast. We paid extra for it but yet they completely ran out of all foods when we got there. The place was incredibly underfilled and they even didn't have any breads which is literally what these continental breakfast have an abundance of. Was quite disappointed. Would highly recommend this hotel but just don't get the breakfast. As a note, if you want to store your luggage at that place, you do need pay a pound which is not bad but just a good note to have.

Went here for tea time. It kind of pricey for the amount of food you get. I wish there was more…read morefood. The teas were great though. The atmosphere was cute. I did not love all the food though.

We went for an afternoon tea to The Midland for a friend's birthday. A beautiful setting in the tea…read moreroom - everything looked very appetising! The menu offers yoj a few variants of tea options, including vegan and vegetarian option. The cakes and scones were just amazing, nothing to fault. However, sandwiches were a bit of a let down - for a hefty price tag you would expect that the venue will match the good to the menu - however, there was no rye bread, rocket leaves, also we couldn't taste any truffle in the we sandwich (although the flavour was declared on the menu).

Room was nice, only missing a microwave and a mini fridge for our restaurant leftovers. You could…read morehear people in the hallway coming back at 2:15 AM. The bed is exceptionally comfy. We didn't try room service because there were only a few vegan options and two of them were salad. The location is perfect for going to the Convention Center. The service was very helpful and friendly at any time of day or night.

One of my favorite hotels in Manchester. This is my third time here, and I was delighted with my…read morereturn visit. Wonderful staff and very courteous. The location is excellent and just about a 10 minute walk to everything from Piccadilly to Canal Street. The hotel has complimentary wifi, rooms were well kept and clean, and they have a great breakfast in the morning. My only quibble is I woke up at 2:am because of the singing drunks outside. Remember to keep your windows closed and once you go to bed, you'll be in a heavenly cocoon.