Manchester hotels in Gay Village

The staff were good people trying to hold it together It's just old and unkept. The owners need to reinvest in the property.

We paid extra to get a hotel with a window, only to turn up and be out in a tiny twin room with no window. The air con in the room had the control panel hanging off the wall and it was unbearably hot. We asked to be moved to a different twin room with a window, which the staff originally told me they wouldn't do. After some complaining at the reception they eventually moved us but the room was now a double instead of a twin which they'd told us it would be at reception. This room had mould on the wall underneath the window and on the ceiling. For the price of the room I expected much better.

The price, location for city centre and railway station Room noisy due to occupant on floor above and thin and creaky bedroom ceiling. Asking for consideration didn't solve problem. Breakfast poor quallity - no muesli or devent fruit lots of fatty bacon, poor coffee - perhaps it just matched discounted room price bracket so dont pay for breakfast and go and eat somewhere else

Nothing This hotel should not be advertised on Booking.com.There is a pub/nightclub downstairs which was blasting out music until past 3am and we had practically no sleep at all. Appalling.

really only thing I thought was good, clean room not very friendly, waited a while to be seen to, think the welcome to the hotel should improve.