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Manchester hotels in Gay Village
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Holiday Inn® Manchester - City Centre hotel is right in the heart of Manchester, on the edge of the trendy Northern Quarter.Manchester Piccadilly Train Station, 2 minutes' walk away, has direct trains to London and you can use the nearby Metrolink stop to zip around the city. Boasting the latest in technology, high-speed Wi-Fi and the Open Lobby concept, travelling for business or pleasure the versatile lobby offers a solution that suits all. The hotel has 12 meeting rooms, hosting up to 160 guests, each room is specially named after some of Manchester's music icons, such as Tony Wilson & Morrissey. Perfectly located for music lovers with venues such as Manchester Arena, o2 Apollo and Bridgewater Hall all within 1 mile of the Hotel.Not forgetting Manchester's other great love, Football, our two suites are named after local Football legends, making the hotel a great choice for Football fans, with both Old Trafford Football Club & Etihad Stadium being just minutes away.Shopaholics can take advantage of Manchester Arndale shopping centre, along with King Street and the Northern Quarter's fashionable cafes & shops. If all that shopping wasn’t enough, why not sweat it out in our Fitness Centre? Or drop your bags and rest your feet with a nice cocktail at the stylish Open Lobby bar.Parking is available at Piccadilly Gardens NCP car park.
Overall 9.1 Excellent
Based on 3,341 reviews
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Excellent
10.0
Pros: Location, look and facilities.
Cons: No complaints.
Excellent
9.1
Pros: Location. Hotel brand new
Cons: Small room
With a stay at Velvet Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Manchester, a 9-minute walk from Manchester Arndale and 13 minutes by foot from Royal Exchange Theatre. Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and an elevator.
Overall 8.9 Excellent
Based on 1,093 reviews
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Elegant, contemporary interiors are softened by crisp linen and luxurious touches throughout our spacious bedrooms. Your best nights sleep is followed by a delicious breakfast before you even think of the day ahead. At the end of a busy day you can return for a light snack, a sophisticated cocktail or dinner by candlelight in 101 Bar or Restaurant.
Overall 8.4 Excellent
Based on 3,179 reviews
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Excellent
9.4
Pros: Very central, nice hotel
Cons: Too loud
Excellent
9.4
With a stay at New Union Hotel in Manchester (Manchester City Centre), you'll be steps from The Gay Village and Canal Street. The front desk is staffed during limited hours.
Overall 8.1 Excellent
Based on 799 reviews
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Excellent
10.0
Pros: Staff were very friendly and helpful. Room clean and comfortable. Very reasonably priced.
Cons: Nothing
A stay at Le Villé Hotel places you in the heart of Manchester, steps from The Gay Village and Canal Street. Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and dry cleaning/laundry services. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Overall 7.3 Good
Based on 1,207 reviews
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Excellent
9.4
Excellent
8.2
Excellent
8.0
Pros: Location, comfortable beds.
Cons: The shower wouldn't drain and therefore flooded into the entire bathroom. Also the wifi was awful, maybe worked for a few minutes the entire stay.
With a stay at Britannia Hotel - Manchester City Centre, you'll be centrally located in Manchester, steps from The Gay Village and 5 minutes by foot from Piccadilly Gardens. Featured amenities include express check-out, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. This hotel has 9 meeting rooms available for events.
Overall 6.5 Good
Based on 11,790 reviews
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10.0
Pros: Closeness to team and stadium.
Mediocre
3.4
Pros: Room really smells of smoke very grubby . Asked to be moved because if the smell. Next room no better
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.
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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.
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
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6.8
Mediocre
2.0
Excellent
9.7
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
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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
Mediocre
2.0
Cons: Worst hotel I've ever stayed at
Okay
4.5
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
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.
Good
6.8
Pros: entrance and hall very imposing
Cons: room and halls on 5th floor could be better maintained
Okay
5.7
Pros: location in central Manchester
Cons: Room was a dump - wardrobe door hanging off.
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.
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
Good
6.0
Pros: Was more of a B&B
Overall 6.2 Good
Based on 580 reviews
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Excellent
10.0
Pros: It's was a good nothing to complain about
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