Hotels near Wilmslow Road, Manchester
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8.1/10
Very Good280 reviews4km from Wilmslow Road
Public parking
Airport pick-upFrom € 42
9.2/10
Great485 reviews4.88km from Wilmslow Road
Hiking
Fitness RoomFrom € 83
From € 105
8.4/10
Very Good552 reviews4.34km from Wilmslow Road
Luggage Storage
BarFrom € 50
9.2/10
Great473 reviews4.91km from Wilmslow Road
Executive LoungeFitness RoomFrom € 58
8.0/10
Very Good116 reviews4.49km from Wilmslow Road
Golf CoursePrivate parkingFrom € 47
8.8/10
Very Good122 reviews4.58km from Wilmslow Road
Fitness RoomPublic parkingFrom € 65
From € 48
8.4/10
Very Good219 reviews4.76km from Wilmslow Road
Luggage Storage
Wi-Fi in Public AreasFrom € 41
8.0/10
Very Good123 reviews4.25km from Wilmslow Road
Private parkingLuggage StorageFrom € 49
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9.2/10
Great
GGuest UserThe location of this property is excellent and was easily the highlight of our stay. Staff were friendly and helpful whenever we needed assistance, and the bathrooms were clean and well maintained.
Unfortunately, there were a number of issues that affected our overall experience. The blackout blinds do not fully cover the windows, allowing daylight through the sides from very early in the morning, which made it difficult to sleep. We initially had to change rooms due to cleanliness concerns. In the first apartment, we found some soiled items in the bathroom bin and a heavily rusted tin opener. In the second apartment, there were unpleasant smells coming from the fridge and the cupboard under the sink, and while the tin opener was in better condition than the first, it also showed signs of rust. Some areas also appeared to have been missed during cleaning, including around the fridge hinge.
The biggest disappointment was the comfort. The sofa beds were uncomfortable to sit on, with the cushions constantly sliding forward. The main bed was even more disappointing. It appeared to be two beds pushed together, was noisy whenever you moved, and provided one of the poorest nights’ sleep I’ve had in accommodation. By the end of our stay I was waking up with a sore, stiff back, which was particularly frustrating as this trip was supposed to be a break after several weeks of physically demanding decorating work at home. For a bed advertised as a large double, it also felt surprisingly short.
We also experienced an issue with our room key after arranging a late checkout, which meant an unnecessary trip back to reception to have it reprogrammed. Noise from furniture being dragged around in the apartment above was noticeable during our stay as well.
Overall, the apartment had the facilities we needed and the location is hard to fault, but the comfort, maintenance and attention to detail fell below expectations. While I appreciate the friendliness of the staff, I would think carefully before choosing to stay here again.
9.0/10
Great
GGuest UserThe hotel itself was fine, aside from the lack of bottled water, luggage racks, and absolutely no toiletries – everything else was normal. However, their parking lot is a huge problem. Firstly, guests aren't told in advance that parking requires a reservation. Secondly, I'm not sure if their drop-off point is only for disabled people or what, but there's a 'no entry' sign at what looks like a drop-off entrance. Thirdly, even if you don't have a reservation and the car park is fully booked, the gate will still open. But if you don't pay 60 pounds, the car park attendant will make it difficult for you to leave, even if the hotel reception has already entered your license plate to give you 1 or 4 hours free and told you to move your car to an open-air car park about a 15-minute walk away. In the end, several guests were in the same situation, blocking the car park exit. The first guest had to go back to the hotel to grab a receptionist and bring them to the car park entrance to negotiate with the car park staff for half an hour before they finally opened the gate and let people leave.
8.8/10
Very Good
GGuest UserAlthough there was a small problem with the system when checking in, the receptionist handled it extremely professionally, which made me appreciate it very much. The room is extremely clean, comfortable and has an extremely impressive view. The gym, swimming pool, food...all make everything more perfect. I will definitely introduce more friends and come back next time.
8.7/10
Very Good
HHenyoushanyoutaoI booked a single room for my family for one night before their flight back home the next day. They gave really good feedback, saying it was clean and hygienic. It's also very close to the train station, as well as T2 and T3 terminals. A simple breakfast was included.
8.6/10
Very Good
GGuest UserI had a thoroughly enjoyable stay at the Pendulum Hotel. The staff were unfailingly polite and helpful, and my room was very clean, comfortable, and quiet. The location is excellent for getting around Manchester, and the neighbourhood where the hotel is has a calm, welcoming atmosphere. I’d happily stay again and would certainly recommend it to others.
8.5/10
Very Good
Ccharleston1The hotel was amazing! The service was fab, all the staff were so lovely and really helpful. The room was great and had everything you could need, and I loved the fact that all the toiletries are plant based! The location was also amazing, just round the corner from the nightlife if you wanted it (but completely silent from inside your room). It's very central so really easy access to anything you could want really.
Would definitely stay there again and already recommended it to some friends.
8.4/10
Very Good
TTheVoyagerThe room was clean and cosy and front-desk was friendly and responsive. We booked mainly to check out the pool, spa and gym as advertised by the hotel. So it was really disappointing when we found out that these facilities were closed on Xmas day and on other days operated at limited hours when we were there. The pool, sauna, steam room and gym are operated by a separate company from the hotel. That meant operating hours of those facilities are not catered for hotel guests at all. And it also meant sharing the facilities with members of the gym. So if you’re thinking of staying here and using the gym or pool, just bear those things in mind. Breakfast selection was quite limited. Very bare selection of any salads or greens. Quite embarrassing as well to see that clean plates were not available several times when there were less than 20 covers at breakfast. I understand it was the holiday season and the hotel is understaffed. But I’m sure this is not the first Christmas or NYE the hotel has encountered.
Radisson Hotel Manchester City Centre, A Verified Net Zero Hotel
Cheetham Hill, Manchester
Price per night from:€ 79
7.8/10
Good
LLuotuoThe hotel building boasts a grand and impressive Victorian exterior. Apparently, it opened in 1857, making it nearly 170 years old. Its location is superb, with a bus stop just over 100 meters away. As my friend put it, ”It's right in the absolute city center.” However, once inside the single room, the interior decor and amenities could only be described as simple. For instance, there's an approximately 28-inch Samsung TV mounted diagonally on the wall above a small desk, and the bathroom's rinse cup is inverted on the flat surface in front of the mirror, without even a tray or coaster underneath. The hotel restaurant is in the basement.
7.4/10
NNora.mjI booked the windowless room because it was the cheapest option. This hotel truly has no views, so I figured a windowless room was actually better. However, if you're sensitive to ventilation issues, I recommend booking a room with a window.
There's no air conditioning or refrigerator (which seems to be standard for mid-range hotels in the UK). No breakfast either. I noticed the name was similar to the Britannia Manchester Hotel nearby and wondered if they were the same company; it seems they are, as the amenities are identical and the furniture and lighting are similar. However, the bathroom here is a bit more modern, and it has a shower hose.
Wi-Fi is free, I'm not sure why Trip.com states it's paid. You just need to log in with your email. I came to drop off my luggage before check-in, and since it was a weekday morning, they kindly gave me an early check-in for free, which I really appreciated.
If you don't need air conditioning, this is the most recommended budget-friendly hotel in Manchester near Piccadilly Gardens.
5.4/10
GGuest UserMy man told me the doors locked yet there wasn’t any batteries to make functional, he also said I looked like a stoner n can happily smoke ****, so I took upon his request and enjoyed my stay to the fullest, was beneficial of the pricing range as the cost was no more then a 3.5 per bedroom
As for the the essential part of the trip, my associate commandeered a new sleeping partner,
So many thanks to the OUO house members for letting us stay in Middleton 😘
Frequently asked questions
What are the best hotels in Manchester?
From business trips to holiday stays, Manchester offers a wide selection of popular hotels to suit every need. TRIBE Manchester Airport (from € 50), Ibis Budget Manchester Airport (from € 82) and a&o Manchester City Centre (from € 47) are excellent options for your stay.
What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Manchester?
Kimpton CLOCKTOWER HOTEL by IHG (from € 98) welcomes pets. Enjoy a stay with your pets!
What are the best sap hotels in Manchester?
Planning a relaxing trip? Staying at a spa hotel can make your experience even more enjoyable. Manchester Marriott Hotel Piccadilly (from € 90), The Midland (from € 126) and Radisson Blu Hotel Manchester Airport (from € 146) are great choices for spa hotels offering quality services.
Which hotels in Manchester provide fitness facilities?
TRIBE Manchester Airport (from € 50), Ibis Budget Manchester Airport (from € 82) and Holiday Inn MANCHESTER - CITY CENTRE by IHG (from € 72) offer fitness facilities to help you stay active while away from home. Keep up with your fitness routine even when traveling!
Which hotels in Manchester have the best breakfast?
The Edwardian Manchester, A Radisson Collection Hotel (from € 122), Kimpton CLOCKTOWER HOTEL by IHG (from € 98) and The Lowry Hotel Manchester (from € 109) provide a tasty breakfast to help you get going.
What are the best luxury hotels in Manchester?
Manchester offers a variety of popular luxury hotels, each with unique styles, top-tier amenities, and exceptional experiences. The Edwardian Manchester, A Radisson Collection Hotel (from € 122), Kimpton CLOCKTOWER HOTEL by IHG (from € 98) and The Lowry Hotel Manchester (from € 109) are highly regarded luxury hotels for a truly exceptional experience.
Which hotels in Manchester have swimming pools?
The Midland (from € 126), Radisson Blu Hotel Manchester Airport (from € 146) and The Edwardian Manchester, A Radisson Collection Hotel (from € 122) are great choices for hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to relax by the pool and make the most of your stay.
What are some good hotels near The University of Manchester in Manchester?
For Manchester hotels near The University of Manchester, many travelers recommend ibis Manchester Centre Princess Street (from € 36), Holiday Inn Express MANCHESTER CC - OXFORD ROAD by IHG (from € 56) and Manchester Marriott Hotel Piccadilly (from € 90) for their great location and service.
What are the must-visit spots in Manchester?
Manchester is home to iconic landmarks such as The University of Manchester and Manchester Piccadilly.
Which neighborhoods in Manchester are best for tourists to stay in?
Popular areas highly recommended by visitors to Manchester include City Centre, Northern Quarter and Didsbury.
What’s the average hotel price in Manchester this weekend?
The average prices for hotels in Manchester this weekend are as follows:
3-star hotels: € 291
4-star hotels: € 306
5-star hotels: € 477
3-star hotels: € 291
4-star hotels: € 306
5-star hotels: € 477
What are the best budget-friendly hotels in Manchester?
Popular affordable hotels in Manchester include Holiday Inn MANCHESTER - CITY CENTRE by IHG, a&o Manchester City Centre and DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Piccadilly.
How much do hotels in Manchester usually cost on weekdays?
On average, hotel prices in Manchester on weekdays are approximately:
3-star hotels: € 206
4-star hotels: € 206
5-star hotels: € 381
3-star hotels: € 206
4-star hotels: € 206
5-star hotels: € 381
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