Best hotel in Manchester (in my humble opinion!)

[abhi]

That sounds great because I am planning to visit Manchester next month and was wondering where to stay, but now after reading your post I am certain that I will be staying at the Roomzzz Manchester for sure. Thanks a lot for your kind advice and thanks for sharing your experiences with us. Cheers!

[debsa68]

I would recomment the Macdonald Hotel near Piccadilly station.

Its a 5* hotel with a spa. The restaurant is one of the best that I have ever eaten in.

The staff are so helpful & friendly.

I have stayed several times in both room & suites and have never paid more that £85 for a room - they have loads of special offers on the website so that I have never paid full price.

[paul]

[HolidayArmadillo]

You are right Paul, it is the only 5* in Manchester. Except technically its in Salford - but we don't tell tourists that!

My personal favourite is The Midland, its slap bang in the middle of the city, and has its own unique charm plus a long and illusrious history. Here's my review on trip advisor, if you're interested...

http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g187069-d189332-r118185320-The_Midland-Manchester_Greater_Manchester_England.html

Cheers

[gina83]

Where abouts is Roomz? I've heard of them.

I'm coming to Manchester this month to see Lionel Richie at the MEN and we're staying at The Mitre, which is only a couple of minutes away and next to the Manchester Cathedral. I've never stayed there before, but I have been there for food a couple of times which was really nice. Some budget hotels give others a bad name as it's a "you get what you paid for" attitude, but the Mitre is the complete opposite. Me and my friend paid around £50 for a twin room, so will let you know what it's like!

[paul]

Just curious, but how do you know it's the complete opposite if you've still yet to stay there?
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