The room was basic, the walls thin as paper, they seem to have some unnecessarily strict security & rules on bringing other people in to the hotel, it was advertised as a room with Internet, but it's not free internet, so false advertising & the staff here really don't care at all. It is a good location & I did find my bed comfy.

The Britannia Hotel in Manchester weaves a tapestry of charm and authenticity, creating a memorable stay from the moment you step through its doors. Nestled in a prime location, it effortlessly combines convenience with a touch of historic allure. The architectural beauty of the hotel is a testament to its rich heritage, offering a blend of classic elegance and modern comfort. The lobby exudes a welcoming atmosphere, with plush furnishings and warm hues that immediately make you feel at home. The rooms, adorned with a timeless aesthetic, provide a comfortable retreat. From the soft, inviting beds to the tasteful decor, there's a sense of attention to detail that enhances the overall experience. It's not just a place to stay; it's a space that invites relaxation and offers a refuge from the hustle and bustle of city life. The hotel's location is a standout feature, placing you within easy reach of Manchester's vibrant attractions. Whether you're exploring cultural landmarks, enjoying the local cuisine, or indulging in some retail therapy, the Britannia Hotel serves as a perfect starting point. Moreover, the authenticity of the hotel is reflected not only in its architecture but also in the genuine hospitality of the staff. The friendly faces at the front desk and throughout the premises contribute to a sense of community, making you feel more like a welcomed guest than a traveler passing through. In summary, the Britannia Hotel in Manchester is a beautiful blend of historic charm and contemporary comfort. Its prime location, coupled with the authenticity exuded by both the architecture and staff, creates a stay that's not just about accommodation but a rich and memorable experience.

I wasn't expected too much but when I arrived I was wowed by the impressive entrance hallway with its grand staircase and impressive chandelier. Expecting a hotel in decline I found everything very well maintained and clean. Check in was efficient but a little annoying to have to show ID. The room did not have a window but we knew this already. Room was clean with two comfortable beds, flat screen TV, kettle with tea and coffee. Clean towels and an additional throw. Bathroom was clean and the shower had good pressure. There are some lovely spaces including a bar at the front with very reasonably priced drinks. There is a great value restaurant with lunch time deals. Location is brilliant right near Piccadilly Gardens and direct trams to places like Media City UK. Getting to the airport is easy too. This hotel exceeded my expectations and I would go back if in Manchester again.

The rooms were clean and basic but the walls were very thin to the point I could hear the people in the next room going toilet . The hotel was very loud people were shouting and talking all through the night . The breakfast was not particularly great it was a choice of full English or "continental " the continental part wasn't great there was cereal cheese and mini muffins which were very dry the orange juice was very watered down also. I definitely wouldn't stay here again , I ha e never stayed in a bad hotel before I always think if the room is clean then it doesn't matter as you only there to sleep however we paid a lot of money to stay here and the breakfast was expensive for what we had. If you stay here just don't pay for breakfast a be prepared to get minimal sleep, the only thing really this hotel offers is that it looks great inside and is clean .