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Top Congleton Hotel Reviews

ibis budget Manchester Airport

10/10 Excellent

"Competitively priced, basic hotel very handy for Terminal 2 at MAN (5 minute walk). Clean, quiet and convenient. Room is compact, with comfortable bed, shower essentials and kettle with tea and coffee. Great value and will stay again."

TRIBE Manchester Airport

10/10 Excellent

"Had to pre book parking for the hotel but they do offer 3rd party booking for parking which to be honest took me longer to drive than walk. We had parking arranged so I took a 5 min walk in the morning then dropped my car off at my car park. The food was amazing and just the Resturant makes it worth it I would use them again"

YOTEL Manchester Deansgate

6/10 Okay

"I can't rate the staff as it was self check in so I had pretty much no interaction with anyone there. Room was small but clean and comfortable, really well designed with plugs and mirrors in all the right places! The biggest downside unfortunately is how thin or poorly insulated the walls are. I could here every running tap and shower, toilet flush and kettle from both sides so got very little sleep. Despite how much I liked the room and location I'd be reluctant to stay again for that reason."

Radisson Blu Hotel Manchester, Airport

8/10 Good

"Can’t fault the hotel, the location, the pool n spa & the bedrooms all outstanding. Check-in although early was sufficient but not much enthusiasm when we arrived……when we came back to official check in again nothing outstanding but sufficient. Rooms lovely 6th floor and the pool a bonus too prior to a holiday, very clean and well presented! My one downside was cost of snacks n food (330mls Diet Coke £3.34 to buy from reception area), 750mls water £5 room service just seems a little over priced to me! All in all though a great hotel with a first class access to Manchester Airport T2 a short walk away!"

a&o Manchester City Centre

6/10 Okay

"The name doesn't say that it is a Hostel. Was after a cheap night's stay, definitely received that. Booked AO because it looked recently renovated and potentially a step up from an ibis or travelodge. Check in was very convoluted. Needed to scan a qr code to sign in and submit Id details, then you are allowed to check in at reception where they take those details again. It's not a quick process. Also the city tax was charged in euros for some reason. The name is AO Hostels, so they're geared up for travellers who are more interested in a cheap place to sleep. If that's what you're after, then this is what you'll get. No mod cons but they do provide shower gel and hand soap. The bathroom looks like it was made for a train 😅. No kettle in the room, so no tea or coffee, and no iron. Heating didn't work until half way through the night so I woke up boiling when it did. They advertise soundproof rooms, but the doors are not, so you can hear everyone walking past. I'm lot a light sleeper but I definitely got woken up a few times thinking someone was trying to get in my room. Checkout is at 10 but you can tell they're keen on turnover as housekeeping knocked on my door at 9 hoping I was gone. Speaking of turnover, they leave the huge bedding trolleys in the corridors. Overall it was a place to sleep and it didn't cost a fortune. But not sure I'd pick it again given the choice."

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