Hotels With Spa in Greater Manchester, United Kingdom

The service is great. We received an upgrade during check-in with breakfast provided, which surprised us. The room is clean and spacious. It would be a lot better if amenities such as toothpaste and toothbrush are provided.

Positives; close to didsbury and all travel links. Good to use the facilities in the morning such as the pool and spa area. Negatives; was ridiculously expensive for a 10m2 room with no breakfast 😳. Bed was barely a queen. I paid £140 for one night. Staff were pleasant enough and everything was clean and fresh.

room was clean beds and ere comfy, the staff weren’t that cheery. The gym and pool facilities which are included and really good. Would stay again.

The room is spacious. Although the bathroom is small, it has a strict dry and wet separation, which makes the stay experience better. The hotel is very close to the Deansgate tram station and the transportation is very convenient. The door of the room is not very soundproof. When resting in the morning, you will be disturbed by the noise outside the door.

Fantastic staff make this a fantastic place to stay. Rooms are tastefully, clean, and very comfortable. The food is excellent and the breakfast is plentiful. This was our 3rd visit and we will definitely be back sooner than later.

This hotel was very clean, and well presented. The staff were very professional and attentive. We ate in the restaurant, which was a very pleasant experience. The room was everything we expected and was very comfortable. I would recommend staying here if travelling to, or from, Manchester airport. Also, I would be more inclined to look at Radisson Hotels elsewhere.

This was an exceptionally fantastic experience and my second time staying at The Midland. A wonderful building steeped in history and elegance from top to bottom, wonderful ambience and atmosphere, delicious, fresh food and drink and the most friendly, helpful and courteous team of staff who could not do enough for the guests. Furthermore, you could not ask for a better city centre location, only a stones throw from everything you could possibly need. I will most certainly be back again on my next trip to Manchester!

It is a resort hotel with a large yard and beautiful scenery. There is a swimming pool, which is very comfortable in summer. There is a small bar in the evening where you can have a drink, but it is a bit remote. The breakfast variety is a bit limited.

Stayed for one night and it was generally okay. Came out of Manchester Piccadilly station and it’s about 20 minutes walk from there. Close to Manchester Victoria station, though. Definitely not Radisson standard but not too bad. Room had stains on the carpet and the hairdryer bag was covered in hair. The toilet hadn’t been cleaned properly. There was one person on reception at night and was difficult to get through because he was rushed off his feet. Breakfast was okay but pasties and flavoured yoghurts ran out very quickly and were not topped up. Wound I stay there again, probably not. Should you stay there? No harm in trying it out for yourself. Like I said, it’s not bad.

Advantages: Good location in the city center, convenient food and transportation, 300 meters away from Picadilly train station, the room and bathroom are large enough, there are capsule coffee, bottled water, small water bar, small refrigerator (powered but not very cold), hair dryer, makeup mirror, shower gel, shampoo, hand soap, large soap (larger than other places), and female hygiene products are also prepared, there is no separate conditioner, disposable slippers are in the bathrobe pocket, and the European area brings its own toothbrush and toothpaste. I have a street-facing room, but it is not noisy. Disadvantages: According to our ordinary East Asian standards, the hygiene is not good, and the room has a smell. The supplies after daily cleaning are sometimes replenished and sometimes not. It seems that it all depends on whether the housekeeper remembers it, but if you ask for it, they are very friendly. Overall, it is not a pitfall