Hotels near Arcadia Library & Leisure Centre

"It's fine for one night"

"Lovely hotel in a historic building full of character. The check-in was easy with the code to enter the building and room but I did feel like the security was compromised as the side door was open all the time so you could freely enter the hotel without a code or question from staff. TV signal/wifi wasn’t great and only app available was YouTube. The rooms are lovely and big, but very low lighting so was quite dark. A bottle of water in the fridge would have been welcome. Parking available with hotel or nearby parking available with a very short walk. 15/20 minutes easy walk to Arndale and main shops. Staff were friendly and very hands-on at breakfast, breakfast was okay although more expensive if booked via hotels.com, I wouldn’t recommend the avocado bagel but the pancakes was lovely. "

"Beautiful building, very clean, and the staff were friendly. Centrally located, so an easy walk to shops."

"Good location for central Manchester shopping , dining & entertainment. "

"very convenient"

"Great location, car park v close too Close to theatre and china town within walking distance "

"My room was still being cleaned when I checked in at 3:30 Aspects of the room are in need of repair including bathroom fixtures, the shower did not work properly and was covered in rust and the floor covering was coming apart My shower seemed to activate the fire alarm despite keeping the door closed. The fire alarm was deactivated while I was preparing to evacuate and then a member of staff came to the door and just started shouting “open the window” without any other communication In the main room the floor had a series of brown stains on the floor I did however appreciate the incision of a fridge, microwave and kettle in the room. The room was cheap, but I would certainly never come back."

"Ideal for station and travel to and from Piccadilly. Easy check in and room great but starting to get tired in a few places. "

"Location is key. Top tier . Close to everything "