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Best 10 Hotels Near The Victoria and Albert Restaurant from EUR 23/Night-Manchester for 2024

4.5/5100 Reviews

CitySuites 2 Aparthotel

City Centre Salford|0.26km from The Victoria and Albert Restaurant

First of all, the location of the hotel is impeccable. You can walk to Victoria Railway Station in about seven minutes, walk to Manchester Cathedral in about two minutes, and walk to the shopping center in about three minutes. The nearby supermarkets, eating, drinking and entertainment are very convenient. The location is excellent. . Secondly, the service of the hotel is very good. From the front desk to the cleaning staff and the maintenance staff, the service is quite good. Especially the cleaning staff saw that my laundry had nowhere to dry and warmly provided me with a floor-standing clothes drying rack. Every other I clean it every seven days and it's pretty clean every time. The hotel has a gym and swimming pool. You can choose different room types according to customer requirements. There are washing machines, dishwashers, microwaves, ovens, and even pots and pans in the room, which is suitable for long-term business trips or short stays for tourism. 👍!

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Church Street by Supercity Aparthotels

4.3/551 Reviews

Northern Quarter

Guest User

5/5Perfect

Received a call from manager as we were travelling up to enjoy a 2 night stay with friends in Manchester & taking in a day at Ashes. This was to explain the suite booked had an issue with the balcony, which couldn’t be repaired in time for our arrival, and to ask if we’d still be happy to accept the accommodation at a concessionary price. Having no access to the balcony was not going to be of issue to the four of us so we cheerfully accepted this (whilst being impressed at the customer service we’d received prior to our arrival). So glad we did, Church street is ideally placed, a short walk from diverse and interesting areas of central Manchester. Our suite with 2 bedrooms was larger than we had expected and spotlessly clean, it was also well equipped with a washing machine, dishwasher and large fridge. This gives lots of options if you’re staying and want to do some self catering as can nip down to Tesco express or just over the way to a well stocked Co-op. Alternatively Church street is well placed for lots of eateries, traditional pubs or craft beers (We’d particularly recommend the MicroBar in Arndale centre food hall, The Pasta Factory and the Hare & Hounds Shudhill). The entrance and check-in was welcoming, and the whole place felt safe and secure. It is only a 5 min walk from a tram stop, so easy to get to Old Trafford for the cricket. (Or football) we would certainly be happy to stay at Church street again, and now knowing that Supercity Aparthotel have venues in London and Brighton we would definitely look into a stay in one of their other properties if visiting London.

Moxy Manchester City

4.5/5131 Reviews

City Centre

I was staying at The Moxy due to travelling to Manchester for an evening out with friends who live in Manchester and surrounding areas. This was pre booked by one of my friends . on arrival I was amazed at the staff who were working hard behind the bar as well as checking guests in . Very friendly atmosphere . It’s also dog friendly which was great for the future if I stay again . Rooms were lovely and clean , perfect for a short stay and close to everything . I can recommend Fazenda , Brazilian resteraunt, a stones throw from the Hotel absolutely amazing food if you like that sort of thing . On my way back to London now but had a great night in Manchester. Will be back soon .

Stay Inn Manchester

3.6/542 Reviews

4/5Very Good

Nice central location, free parking which is very rare. Room was clean and tidy, albeit small. Bed comfy. Its a no frills clean budget hotel really which is just what I wanted. Within walking distance to the centre and barely 5 mins from the AO Arena which is a huge bonus. Breakfast was expensive so I didn't sample that. No negatives to report really.

Yotel Manchester Deansgate

4.5/5139 Reviews

3.7/5

Location was excellent, very central and easy to get to on the free bus (number 2). Although the room was clean, at breakfast a glass came out of the dishwasher with lipstick still on it, which wasn’t checked before being put back out. The room is intimate with a pod like bathroom so you need to be comfortable with whoever you’re travelling with. Sleep quality was okay, the hotel was quiet but the bed is hard which made it difficult to sleep. They provide free tea and coffee, which can be accessed by a machine on each floor. For a non tea or coffee drinker it would have been nice if water was also provided. The breakfast was average but good vegan option. I recommend if you’re having breakfast to go down early because it seems to be cooked and lefted out on the bar for you to help yourself so didn’t look at it’s best by the time we came down at 9:30am. The staff were friendly and the restaurant/bar area make a great photo opportunity but I’d suggest going on a Sunday afternoon for a drink, if you want to maximise this when it’s quieter. I wouldn’t stay here again and if I did I’d definitely get breakfast elsewhere.

The Edwardian Manchester, A Radisson Collection Hotel

4.5/5136 Reviews

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 Mitre Hotel

3.8/5115 Reviews

2/5

Liked · The receptionists who was there when I arrived was the only highlight of this stay, she was hard working despite the numerous issues myself and other guests experienced when they arrived. Disliked · Here is a list of everything that is wrong with this place. When I arrived at The Mitre I was directed up the 1st floor where I found the reception area. I was given my room key and trundled upstairs and down long corridors until I finally found my room. Here are the issue from this first room that I occupied during my stay. 1, The TV was broken and it had been been hit by something as the screen was cracked, no the hotel fault maybe but they should be on top of things like this. 2, The floor was uneven and the toilet door had a 1 inch gap at the bottom on one side as the floor was unlevel, when walking the the room it felt like walking down a ramp. 3, As mentioned earlier the receptionist did her best but I had to ask a couple of times about the tv, in the end I got moved to another room which was on the same floor as the reception, however this was a smaller room from the one which I was given originally which I was told was an free upgrade (which I initially appreciated). Room 2 Issues below This room had a shower, were as the other room had a bath 1, When the toilet flushed it made a sound like a pneumatic drill was being used, god knows what other guests were thinking when they heard this. 2, Aircon unit was very noisy so did not get used, the windows could not be opened in this room so it got very warm though the night 3 When using the shower the dials for the temperature were problematic and I ended up burning my back as could not reach the shower cord to switch it off as the dials did not seem to stop the water flow. 4, In reception I noticed spiders and dead flies etc on the window frames whilst waiting to be helped by the poor receptionist. Please avoid this place if possible, I guess this is the northern version of faulty towers.

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