Hotels in City Centre, Manchester

1. We normally check out 11am? But the cleaner man knocked the door at 1030am. He is polite but it's really feeling bad as it seems push us to leave asap. I think it need to be improved. 2. The room is clean, but the blanket and the pillow very dirty. 3. It's very silent room and close to the train station. You can walk to the station and take the free bus travel around the center. 4. The price is very good price to stay in Manchester. I will choose to stay here again if I visited Manchester again. 5. The hotel is also a bit close to the bars. But the roads not dangerous. It's seems safe.

The room was really nice and spacious. The hotel service was also great, and they even allowed us to check in early. However, the soundproofing was incredibly poor!

Best location for a night out in SpinningFields. 1 minute walk from everywhere we went. 12pm checkout which is better than most places we’ve stayed. Another Bonus is that you get a code to get 50% off your carpark. £15 for 24hrs was worth it as only 5-6 minute walk from hotel. Staff were friendly and helpful, we even got a welcome drink on arrival. 100% recommend.

Hotel very close to Piccadilly Station (just be careful where to find it, as you can easily walk past the street it is on!) Could leave luggage for the day before checking-in. Breakfast is nice but a little different im taste and texture of other fried breakfasts I have had in UK hotels. Could take away a coffee with disposable cups which is a good idea 👍 Room is a little small, but beds are comfortable. Area is quiet - but they are building a tram line next to the hotel so maybe we were lucky for waking up on Sunday morning.

I'm a big fan of this Leo hotel in Manchester city center; this is already my second stay this year. The facilities are very new, the bedding is incredibly comfy, and the front desk service is both pleasant and efficient. I've stayed in different room types on both occasions: one was a king-size room with a bathtub in the bathroom, and I thought the black and blue mosaic wall next to the tub looked really cool while soaking. The other was a twin room with a walk-in shower, which was also great. The rooms feature many modern impressionist-style paintings, and the large TV screen is a definite plus (a small screen would certainly have detracted from the overall experience). The light rail station is just a left turn out of the hotel, yet it's also a short walk to the lively areas, making it an excellent choice for travelers keen on exploring Manchester on foot. I've heard there's another Leo near Manchester Piccadilly Station, which I might try next time, but this city center location definitely feels very chill.

Absolutely lovely staff and the new Carribean lady at the counter is the loveliest most polite and welcoming staff, her demeanour rubs off on everyone . A true credit ! keep up the good work !

It was truly a pleasure staying in voco hotel at Manchester city center . The bed is cozy, including 2 bottles of water in refrigerator I want to thank for Dilijan’s service, he took special care of my needs that the top management came to stay and I wonder if any room available to check in earlier, he not only did that but also upgraded some other services. Gave me full support on hosting my bosses. Thanks so much! Also thanks to ioana for quickly arranging receipt for me and facilitating with Dilijan. I felt so pleased!

Very beautiful downstairs/reception area. You are expected to check in using a machine. There was a tea and coffee station on the same floor as my room which was good (no tea/coffee in the room) The rooms are good (mine only cost a few pounds more than the Travelodge, for the same night). But the downside for me is that the rooms seem very over-engineered. A bit like it was someone's vanity project to create a hotel like this, rather than considering what makes guests lives easier. Overall I'm glad I stayed and experienced it and I do recommend it as a good hotel.

Wow! This is truly the best hotel in Manchester! Every room is unique. The rooms on the first floor have high ceilings which gives it a grandeur feel. The staff are excellent and really pull the stops out to make your stay here extra special. The complimentary drink to meet other hotel patrons between 5-6pm is a welcomed touch. The food in the Refuge restaurant is of a high standard and I can honestly say that their Sunday Roasts are one of the best I have ever had. Breakfast was also of excellent quality. Sunday evening live jazz in the bar creates a great vibe. What I truly like about this 5* hotel is the atmosphere. Unlike most hotels, this hotel does not have that lifeless clinical feel that the majority of hotels who are catering to business clients. There restaurant and bars are of a quality where you would want to go even if you are not lucky enough to stay in the hotel. I would definitely recommend a stay here.

We checked in before 3 p.m. and got the room key immediately! The location is just by the train station, the room is clean and comfortable, and the staff are quite friendly :) The only minor flaw is that the room has no kettle or bottles of water, so you can only get tap water at the bar beside the reception. All in all, I highly recommend this hotel!