Hotels near Fallowfield, Manchester

Rooms are very nice, beds are comfortable. There is also a small gym in the property! Location is perfect. Also, lots of amenities nearby. My friends and I stayed at a two-bedroom apartment. Perfect size to fit a family of four! Thank you!

It was conveniently located near the train station, and accessible on foot to all the terminals at Manchester airport. The staff were friendly, and our check in was smooth. The rooms were spacious and clean with a modern touch, and I loved the big windows, providing ample natural light. Very comfortable beddings, and they had accessible rooms. Each room had a Nespresso machine w 1 pod, a kettle, a hairdryer and even a garment steamer. Overall a great hotel, highly recommend.

Very nice hotel with great views , has a nice swimming pool and hot tub with saunas as well , even has a 24/7 gym !! Great for couples

The hotel was great. Looked amazing and the staff were very helpful. Location was a quick 10 minute walk from Manchester Piccadilly and very central to amenities. Cleaner could have swept the bathroom a little better, however that did not take too much away from how amazing the room was. The queen bed was massive and extremely comfortable. Breakfast was good too. Oh and the cocktails were pretty and delicious.

Excellent location to the right of main station Dammtor fantastic panoramic views of the city from the Two Six 26th floor roof top bar & restuarant, plus the Planten Bloomen stunning green space right in the centre of Hamburg ,10 metres out of the front entrance of this hotel ,walked miles through to St Michaels church, the 88 million pound Philharmonic building and the Nicolai ruins..all made special by this iconic Radisson Blu Hotel

Very helpful, clean and good amenities, the only complaint would be having children swimming lessons in the spa pool when adults were trying to relax

Great location, peaceful sleep, perfect soundproof. Everything about Britannia is awesome. I will definitely stay again each time I have early morning flight.

I recently stayed at the Britannia Hotel in Manchester and wanted to share my thoughts. Location: The location is definitely one of the hotel’s strongest points. It’s super accessible to all forms of transport, whether you’re arriving by train, bus, or tram. It’s right in the city center, so you can easily explore Manchester without much hassle. Parking: The parking arrangement is convenient if you’re driving, especially with free parking between 8 pm and 8 am. Outside of those hours, you’ll need to pay, so keep that in mind if you’re staying for longer stretches. Hotel Condition: This is where the hotel shows its age. The building is very old, and while it has some charm, it could definitely use an upgrade. You can feel the wear and tear in the common areas and some of the rooms. Rooms: The rooms are a mixed bag. The basic rooms are just that—basic. They’re not particularly comfortable, and if you’re picky about where you sleep, you might feel underwhelmed. However, if you go for one of the upgraded rooms, the experience is much better. Those rooms feel cleaner and more inviting. Breakfast: Breakfast is a solid deal at just £9. It’s not a luxury spread, but it gets the job done. You’ll find the usual options for a budget-friendly hotel breakfast. Staff: The staff are a highlight of the hotel. They’re very kind and helpful, making you feel welcome from check-in to check-out. Value for Money: Overall, this is a budget-friendly hotel, so you do get what you pay for. If you’re looking for a no-frills place to stay in a central location and don’t mind the dated vibe, it works. However, if comfort and modern amenities are a priority, you might want to explore other

Hotel was fine, room clean. Reading reviews after booking was really worried but all was OK. Travelled with young child. Had time show ID and child ID too. Lovely idea to put heater and fan in room to make more comfortable. Not sure if they upgraded us or not as got a better room than booked. All in all excellent location and value for money

Traveling alone, the environment was alright; you get what you pay for.