The Manchester Deansgate Hotel by IHG

Wonderful stay in room 2109 on the 21st floor – clean, spacious, and quiet. We had a fantastic rest. The bed was comfortable, and the air conditioning and room amenities were top-notch. We spent the evening in the lounge on the 23rd floor, where delicious coffee, drinks, and snacks made for a lovely night. The breakfast served on the ground floor was absolutely delicious and varied. We will definitely be back. Thank you for the wonderful and professional service, and for the option to extend our check-out time until 2 PM.

Do not stay in room 519. I even suspect all XX19 rooms at Deansgate IHG hotels have the same flaw: mechanical vibration low-frequency noise. It's not from the air conditioning, nor from the fresh air system, but from the equipment room behind the bathroom wall. It's an irregular, low-frequency, unpleasant noise, similar to a load-related hum that changes with the load. You might not notice it when you're tired and going to sleep, or when you're drunk, but if you're sitting there contemplating life and writing the next Harry Potter novel, this noise will drive you crazy and make you uncomfortable. Breakfast: 0 points. Not only is there little variety, but even the reheated industrial food is worse than the student cafeteria at the University of Edinburgh. For example: scrambled eggs. My grandson can cook better scrambled eggs than these. How did they dilute the eggs to make them so pale? Tofu sausage, regular sausage, bacon, baked beans – none of these require culinary skill, they're all canned industrial products. It's simply a case of the breakfast chef lacking responsibility and just going through the motions... The only decent aspects of the hotel are the room cleaning and the front desk, which are maintaining the hotel's last bit of dignity. If it were 50 to 80 pounds a night, it would be acceptable, but for 150 to 200 pounds a night, I can only wish you good luck.

Centrally located, about 20 minutes from the airport, making it very convenient for getting to all the attractions. The facilities are also relatively new, the swimming pool and gym are comfortable, and the breakfast selection is richer than other hotels.

This hotel is super convenient, just a two-minute walk from Deansgate station, and close to other city center attractions like the art gallery and library. It used to be Manchester's tallest building, and it still offers decent views. They provide free breakfast; while the variety isn't huge, both the taste and quality are good. The room isn't very big, but the view from the window is nice. I really liked the scent of the shower gel and lotion. My only minor complaint is that the shower stall is a bit small.

The hygiene and service were decent. The location is pretty good, right next to a parking garage, though you have to pay for parking.

There's really nothing to fault about this hotel. I found its location, service, and room views all excellent and very satisfying. All the facilities are comprehensive. I highly recommend booking here.