Manchester hotels in Northern Quarter

Cons: The facilities were lacking, you have to pick up iron and ironing board from reception yourself. They should be brought up to you, especially in an executive room. The room/hotel layout is very confusing.

Cons: Breakfast was horrible, absolutely below standard.. There was almost none of healthy food available.. No cheese, ham, vegetables, porridge, berries.. Rooms were ok but there was no minibar, no storage facilities to clothes and bed was really soft which for us was not the preference -> Difficult to sleep long time since lower back was hurting after few hours..

Cons: Bathroom sink was blocked. The hotel (along with all others in the area) massively inflated its prices just because there was a Muse concert on. In my view this is appalling practice and doesn't encourage brand loyalty on my part.

Cons: Everything kind of looked dirty. The bathrooms were actually filthy and the showers barely worked. The beds were placed very inconveniently and there was only one semi accessible power outlet In the room for 10 people. Also there was no curtains or anything so privacy was minimal. There were no Male bathrooms on my floor so if i wanted a toilet or a shower I had to go up or down a floor. Half of the power outlets in the public room didn't work which wasn't ideal. Just generally it wasn't a particularly nice place to stay, but it was cheap so.

Cons: It as soooooo dirty, old, disgusting

Cons: The room I was in smelt of feet, the door wouldnt close.

Cons: The facilities left a lot to be desired. Ancient bathroom facilities, heinous showers that only let out cold water in short spurts, and thin mattresses through which the wire of the bed pokes maliciously.