Hotels near St Catherine's, Manchester

We had a lovely welcome and was given our key 45 minutes before checking in time which was a fabulous help as we had been at the Manchester Royal Infirmary all morning and was quite tired. We also checked out at 12 instead of 11 due to myself having a panic attack. My partner was informed not to rush and stay until 12

Very grand traditional hotel. On the inside, it mixes modern with the old historic feel. The hotel workers are very friendly and pleasant, check-in is very quick, the rooms are spacious and clean, lots of tea and coffee in the room. There's a restaurant and bar downstairs and the buffet breakfast is superb - full english (sausage, bacon, eggs, mushrooms, tomato, beans, fried potato) cereals, fruits, breads and pastries with juices and hot drinks! Prices are reasonable for rooms. Would definitely stay here again.

We arrived in about 10 minutes with our suitcases rolled from Piccadilly Station. There was a Chinatown nearby with many Chinese restaurants. For dinner, we enjoyed Chinese food for the first time in a while. I found out later that there is a free bus from Piccadilly Station and the bus stop is in Chinatown, very close to the hotel. I recommend using this free bus. The room was spacious and easy to use. It was 21,000 yen for three people, including breakfast. It was the cheapest hotel on this trip to the UK. Great value for money.

Rooms are clean and tidy. Lovely comfy bed but pillows need replacing as falling apart There was no hairdryer in our room but this was quickly rectified once we asked for one, We had a lovely chilled stay in our room but would not recommend the in house restaurant. I have left a separate review of that..👎 Reception and cleaning staff who we met around the hotel were super friendly. We were on floor 5 and it was so peaceful. If I hadn’t heard a shower (very quiet) next door I would have thought we were the only ones on that floor. Hotel is just a short walk from everywhere so in a good position… Only criticism is the hotel is so hot and I mean hot. You melt at reception when you check in. Also we couldn’t get the air con to work in our room so it was. Constantly 19 degrees

Had a really nice evening last night, the view was quite pretty from the 4th floor and the room was cosy and had everything we needed. We will always use this hotel as our first place of stay!

We booked here for one night. This hotel is literally a 2 minute walk from Manchester Oxford Road train station. Check in was straight forward and fast, getting to your room even quicker. Lifts are near reception so no lugging suitcases etc. Staff were friendly, there’s a bowl of your favourite chocolates on reception, my daughter was allowed to help herself to whatever she liked…that was a nice touch. We booked a room for 4 people, now the room was fairly small, but this is a city centre hotel at a great price. Bathroom was the right size. There is a thermostat near the door, we felt the heating could have been placed in a better location as it took a while to heat the room, the blower was right near the door, so heated that area quickly, but not the rest of the room. Overall the hotel was clean, staff were all friendly and happy to talk if you were…we liked that too. This hotel is used by all type of customers, families, business people, singles and couples. The location is great, you are a 15 minute walk away from the main town centre…with the Arndale Centre. In fairness I think why would you need to walk that far as there’s loads of eateries and shops all around this hotel, enough to keep the day traveller happy. The pictures don’t fully do it justice as we had stayed in the room at the time of me taking them. I loved the view! I would stay here again, the price which is important was the best feature, cheapest hotel by a mile.

Spent one night here as I was travelling to a match in Old Trafford. The stadium is only 10 minute walk away. I requested a quiet room as I had my young son with me. I must say that they certainly did accommodate me. The room was clean and very small. The bed was very comfortable. One tip, if you want to charge your phone and use it while lying in bed, bring an extra long phone charger cable, as the only socket in the room is under the TV, which is in the corner of the room Its a maybe, that I will stay again. I got it for a great price. Overall, happy with stay. It is the basic of basic hotels! Heard from other that the tram can be loud, but I never heard it. Gregs shop next door in petrol station was handy.

Staying at this hotel was wonderful experience . We are family of 3 and we had to have accessible room due to my husbands recent injury. I was pretty surprised to see the size of the room! It’s super spacey , has 2 huge windows. They are half opening which is a big sense for me (in my previous reviews I always say I hate locked windows with no oxygen inside 😃). Bathroom has 2 sinks : for wheel chair user and for the full size person standing which is upper comfort . Towels , shampoos and other perks are my love from Hilton. Pills are wonderful (one more naughty requirement I have to hotels ). Another cute thing is that parking is free (have you seen free parks in this country ?😆) We didn’t get the breakfast as is it’s British and we don’t eat pork . But all the rest is super wonderful !

I stayed at the Milton last night the 22nd and it was excellent. I had read the reviews and was a bot concerned by them so approached the entrance with caution. Its clear the building used to be an office block and home to the DHSS. I was directed to the hotel reception where the pleasant surprises began clean airy and a very efficient and welcoming receptionist. Then onto the room which medium sized was warm the bed comfortable and the shower powerful . I ate in the bar and had a well cooked meal and a beer . Next morning breakfast was simply incredible value the selection was large the coffee good and the produce used a step up. All the staff I interacted with were friendly and helpful . Its cheap but its great