Manchester Spa Hotels

Booked a room without a window for a cheap 1 night break was upgraded on arrival to a room with a window , twin room , massive room , comfy bed , and had tea and coffee facilities, shower above a bath , right in the middle of the city centre , reception was very friendly , and informed me we're the lift was and check out at 10am they do offer a late check of 12pm for £10 or 1pm for £20, also breakfast if booked on arrival was offered at a reduced price of £9.95 , I booked the room for £34 but the option to include breakfast £42 on trip.com so only really £3.50 each for a breakfast which thought was a good offer decided to not have breakfast here , vending machine for snacks choclates crisps and drinks by the lift 24 hours , tv in the room , security on site would not let you in the building till you shown you booking number and I.d and was a bit over the top he was it doesn't mention in booking if staying here guests can not come over after 10pm and must show I.d for each person at reception not seen that before usually just the hotel booked shows I.d so a bit over the top ,

We only stayed for one night me and my partner, we arrived late and wanted to go out to eat. Great location, walking distance for everything you need from bars to restaurants from Brazilian to Thai food or British pub food. We pushed our luck being late and the man on reception was brilliant and his service was fantastic and recommended some lovely places. After a long day our room had everything we needed, walk in shower, robes, super king bed and room service. We skipped breakfast and booked the pool for 9am which is included and was just perfect, the reason for our stay was to do the tour of old Trafford and the hotel certainly made our trip more worth while.

The duty manager on the day of my check in was not friendly at all. Otherwise, the rooms are big and spacious.

We arrived earlier than checking due to having spa treatments booked as we were celebrating our 10th anniversary and left our bags at the reception. 3pm we got to our room and got ready to go out for evening. We left the hotel at 5pm and informed reception the thermostat was showing a fault code and we couldn't increase the temperature. Reception said Maintance would sort it. 7 hours later we returned to a room we couldn't increase the temperature to as no one had fixed it. It's a clean nice hotel and great location for concerts but for the price we paid I wouldn't be staying here again.

We stayed overnight at The Midland Hotel for a special occasion. First impressions from the beautiful building externally to the lobby we were very impressed. Beautifully presented down to lovely smelling. We had a superior room which was amazing and very spacious. The bed was huge and so comfortable! We had a front facing room which faces the tram line but we were aware of this and although a little noisy this didn’t disturb us at all. Breakfast was beautiful and the staff again were very helpful and accommodating. We visited the leisure facilities and this was so relaxing and the staff were lovely and very helpful. Prior to arrival at the hotel I emailed guest relations with some concerns and questions and communication from ‘CJ’ was brilliant and very helpful putting my mind at ease. On arrival there was a small issue. I can not commend the hotel and staff enough for resolving this. Joe on Guest Relations went absolutely above and beyond. He was outstanding and a real credit to the hotel. An offer to upgrade our room, free drinks, a later check out and use of the relaxation room in the spa was given to us. Absolutely unbeatable service for a very minor oversight. Loved every moment of our stay and the fantastic service from the staff just made it even better. Will definitely be returning. Thank you for making our stay amazing!

It's about a 7-minute walk from the station, which is very convenient. The room is not too big. You have to stand in the bathtub to take a shower. The price/performance ratio is average. However, the location of the hotel is not bad. The surrounding facilities are complete, including convenience stores, supermarkets, restaurants and cafes. It is also very close to the shopping mall pedestrian street, and it takes less than ten minutes to take a taxi. But there is a big difference in price between weekends and weekdays...It's almost half cheaper on weekdays than on weekends, so I feel very resentful... It can only be said that it is outrageous. The difference in housing prices in London is not that big.

Very new hotel. The second time in a month, the arrangement was on the third floor. On the third floor, there was a wedding party. The second floor of the hotel had been noisy until the night. I couldn’t sleep a few times and went to the front desk to reflect. I said that I would end up immediately and asked for a room change. Hotel occupancy rate is not high, obviously deceptive

We stayed here for the night as we were off to watch Ed Sheeran at the Ethiad. The location was great, central and had nearby parking. We expected to pay over the odds due to the concert. This was a great for my Wife’s Birthday and the room as almost £400 for the night. We had paid extra for a “recently refurbished” deluxe room, I would hate to have seen what the standard room I had a originally booked looked like if this was deluxe. The room (232) was no better than a Premier Inn, and nothing had been updated in what looked like 5 -10 years. Basic moderns facilities like a socket near the bed to charge a phone we’re none existent, the standard tv channels did not work, everything was a bit tired expect a giant tartan wall graphic. The shower was a pitiful pressure and boiling hot, not the luxury you expect and we have come to expect for a Malmaison. We had a lovely time watching Ed and then returned late to the hotel and decided to treat ourselves to some room service. We ordered a cheese and ham toastie each, not something you can really get wrong. Cheap sliced white bread, barely any cheese, 1 slice of wafer ham and a bag of crisps between us - for the small fee of £17+ service charge. We have stayed at both the Malmaison in Oxford and Cheltenham and would return there. Not to this one again, we would rather stay in a Travelodge, at least they’re consistent. All the staff were lovely, polite and efficient. The money here is for the location NOT the luxury you’d expect.

The style of the room is retro, pretty good, the toiletries are great, and there is a refrigerator. But the top-level swimming pool is very small, only two or three meters long. No one really goes swimming. If you live in the pool, the price is slightly higher. There is also a sauna on the top floor, which makes it very comfortable to steam~

With a stay at Didsbury House Hotel in Manchester (Didsbury), you'll be within a 10-minute drive of University of Manchester and O2 Apollo Manchester. This boutique hotel is 5.5 mi (8.9 km) from Old Trafford and 5.7 mi (9.1 km) from Salford Quays.Pamper yourself with onsite massages, body treatments, and facials. Additional amenities at this Victorian hotel include complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Full breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include express check-out, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 27 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring minibars and espresso makers. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and coffee/tea makers.