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"Nice and great location "

"I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. From the moment I arrived, the staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always willing to help with anything I needed. Their professionalism and kindness really made a difference. The room was spotless, very clean, and impressively spacious, which made my stay even more comfortable. Everything was well-maintained and thoughtfully arranged. Overall, it was a lovely experience, and I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable and enjoyable stay."

"Great hotel. Room looked like it had recently been uograded. Michelle at check in was very helpful & professional. 4 minute walk to terminal 3. Would stay again. "

"Lovely, grand hotel in a great location"

"I didn’t eat breakfast "

"The hotel is clean but needs a little updating. The staff were great and very helpful and we didn't have breakfast. The hotel is very close to T2 & T3 at Manchester airport and the train station although there is also a shuttlebus. I would definitely stay again."

"Lovely friendly staff. Great breakfast"

"Staff were very helpful "

"We don’t use hotels often, partly because I feel they’re a very expensive option, especially in the UK, where they seem mostly to offer uniform mediocrity at over- inflated prices. On the plus side our rooms were clean and spacious, the adjoining San Carlino restaurant was excellent and welcoming and the location for access to trams at Altrincham and Manchester Marathon was pretty ideal. We had a pleasant stay. On the downside, some of the staff on reception didn’t speak English well enough to help us with queries ( including a mistaken cancellation of our booking which we were only notified of on the day we were due to arrive! ). The breakfast was extra and very average. Pretty much everything on offer being slightly chewy and lukewarm due to the buffet system on offer and inadequate heating of pre- prepared items for a cooked breakfast. The changing rooms and pool area were also quite dirty with a murky plunge pool and muddy changing room floors. I’ll sign off with the greatest insult which were the prices charged in the self-service shop. £6 for a packet of crisps, a medium size bar of Cadbury or £4-5 for a packet of Haribo etc wich we felt were unjustifiable and merely an opportunistic attempt to rip off residents."