Find3-Star Hotels in Manchester

Great hotel which was in an ideal area for visiting Old Trafford. Excellent transport links with buses and trams and in a decent location for Arndale shopping centre. Hotel was very clean and staff were very polite and friendly. Breakfast was a self serve buffet which provided adequate items. Items were hot, never cold even though we came down one hour before end of service time. Would definitely use this hotel again as service was excellent. Just one recommendation- can hooks be provided in the bathroom to hang your clothes/ towel on. None in ours.

Was a great location as very central. Could walk to the main hub. All the staff was super helpful and very friendly. Breakfast was great. Room just what you need, bed clean and very comfortable. Very Happy

Second stay here. Good location, breakfast buffet was very basic but adequate. Had 2 parking tickets for parking in the hotel car park! even though Id entered my car registration into the machine. Had to call twice to get them removed.

Love this hotel, great staff, great location. Always nice and clean. Stayed many times

The Holiday Inn West Manchester is located near university of Southport which make it very convenient for students here for exchange programs. There are nearby fast food outlets such as KFC and McDonald’s which makes it very convenient to purchase food after midnight. There are also shops such as JD sports, the Costa coffee enables convenience to get a quick meal when needed. Overall, the staff are friendly and I am very pleased with the stay here.

Family/friends weekend away. Hotel was very clean, Staff are very friendly and assisted when needed. Location is in a quiet area which was good away from noise. It was located near the venue needed to be and shops very close by. Disappointing issue No kettle in room, Beds smaller then normal twin beds. Didn't try breakfast. Will give it 9 out 10 for 3 star hotel.

What an amazing building! So much character and history. Don't expect a brand new room, but it was perfectly acceptable. You can tell it's been a while since they were last refurbished, but for the cost of the room it was amazing. Despite my 3 star for cleanliness, the room was clean, sheets were fresh. I gave three because there was a bottle cap and random pill just under the bed.

What can I say. Entrance to hotel is nice as you walk and goes down there. Place is clean yes, but shows age. Lifts work and large. But, going down press button. But, blanked out or no indicator or level. Room and whole level 4 I was on had heating on middle of heat wave. Got to Room and found vents for air con, but busted control. Light fitting in bathroom blinked, Room. Felt aged and had open light bulb in closet. Was clean yes, but didn't feel 100 level. No way to turn heating off when I came back from gig. Ended up running Bath on. Min temp to cool down and sleep and off. By 4 am room with basic fan was just about cool enough to sleep. On entry back to hotel from gig had heavy handed security list checking even though guests had cards. Got my room no mixed up. But, gave name and ended to being marched to the desk to confirm my room and that I'd paid. Security guard told me that there is no way I had booked in when I had. No apology when it's confirmed I was a guest. Wouldn't stay again as hotel needs clear investment and feels like it would be a 40 quid a night level normally, but gig pricing raised costs. Now have a bad back and aching from sleeping in a bath for 90 quid and generally sore and tired. First time using Britainia should of gone with Travel lodge, IBis Brands or Premier Inn as nice front, but very dated and poor brand and rooms.

My second time staying in this hotel. The last time was 2 years ago.  A little disappointed this time.  Though was able to do an early check in, the room assigned was a room meant for special need people with hand bars in toilet. Whenever someone bathes.. the floor would be all wet and slippery.  Carpet and beddings were dated. The room has a stale smell and lightings in room were weak. The air con leaked with dripping sound all night and we were unable to sleep well for the 2 nights. Carpet around the air con which is also the main door area were wet in the mornings due to the leakage. The sofa bed wasn’t comfortable, spring in the middle sunk and hence the person sleeping on it has a backache ! Don’t think we would be back . Will be putting up in IBIS in Salford Quay and Pollard street for another 10 nights in July , hope situation would be better..

Well, the room itself was good, small but well thought out except that there is no light switch by the bed. Comfortable bed, decent TV and compact but fully functional shower room with an excellent power shower. Check-in was simple, just had to pay an extra £1 for the Manchester tourist tax. And the location is very good, in the University area by the Graphene institute and a few minutes walk from the main drag and Piccadilly station. But the breakfast! Oh dear. I was welcomed and informed I could sit anywhere but every table was dirty, not a clean place anywhere, and only a few places were set with cutlery. Found a relatively clean table eventually then went to the self-service buffet. Good selection of food but the hot food - eggs, bacon, sausage, beans, tomoatoes, mushrooms, hash browns - was old and cold. Breakfast is from 7 to 10 am. I got there at 9 and I think the food had been put out at 7. Just about edible but not great. You could have played tennis with the rubbery eggs. Only small coffee/tea cups available, and quite randomly laid out. Unfortunately it was free (at least, included in the room rate) so couldn't even get a refund. Take the room, but go out for breakfast!