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"If you’ve stayed in a Clayton hotel elsewhere you will have an expectation that the quality of the hotel and service should be at a high level. This hotel is very poorly kept, very unclean and the staff don’t really care too much for the customers coming through the door. I found my room to be very dirty with many cobwebs all over the ceiling and in the corners of the room, the bath to have other peoples hair in the base of the bath, so clearly the standard of cleaning is poor. The rooms are also fairly dated. Also, be careful not to stay here to only to attend events or local meetings nearby as on top of the fairly high price you pay for the poor quality of room, you also get charged £50 a night for parking at the hotel. All in all poor quality for the money paid and well below the expectation of your standard Clayton Hotel quality and service. I would give this hotel a miss. "

"Great spot good alrounder"

"Clean room and the staff were amazing. Easily accessible from the Piccadilly station like 3-5mins walk. Breakfast was bang on amazing."

"Expensive for what was a very average room."

"Good location and reasonable price"

"Room was stunning plenty of room to move about. Staff at reception came straight up with 2 more pillows. Ideal location & so quiet. Definitely stay again. Only negative i could say is could do with some chopped up fruit for yoghurt & some bacon"

"Wonderful, great experience "

"This is an incredibly average hotel for the price point (£325 for one night). The room was up two flights of stairs from a lift - which was not advertised. The room itself was somewhat tired and basic, with poorly thought out design (e.g. the rainfall shower head was not high enough for someone standing at 5 foot 8 to use, the bedside locker placement meant you couldn't open the wardrobe). Whilst there are areas in the hotel that are nice, this definitely sits in the category of all style, no substance and, at the price point, we will not stay again given the much better options in Manchester."

"The hotel decor is very tired. Its an old building that has been painted in more modern colours but the carpets are very worn and the woodwork has been repainted on top of layers of old paint. It is not a boutique hotel as described. The windows are single glazed with secondary glazing so there is no sound proofing of the street noise outside. We didnt eat at the hotel so cant provide any information about that. The staff however are so friendly and welcoming!"