Breakfast is served from 7:50-9:50am. They don't charge extra for it. I stand by first review with…read morethis one update.

Part of a nationwide chain - cheap and cheerful, but slightly more luxurious than Travelodge! This…read morehotel is well situated for Manchester's shopping and nightlife. It's right off the A57(M) so very easy to get to, and there's a secure, free car park (unlike many other budget city centre hotels I've stayed in). We caught a taxi into town, but I'm sure it's a walkable distance (we were just feeling lazy!). Rooms are a decent size, tasetfully furnished and the beds were really comfy! Nice bathrooms too, with good showers! There's a bar onsite (nothing to write home about) where they also serve breakfasts, which you have to pay extra for.

This hotel was definitely not bad, though it is fairly typical of the Ibis brand. I do have to say…read morethat the rooms were a decent size, which was definitely quite a welcome from the broom closet sized rooms that you tend to find in London. I appreciated the desk that looked out the window over the city centre, though I wasn't that high up. However, there was a railway line that passed nearby which I certainly appreciated. Yeah, this hotel was pretty good, and the staff were quite friendly and approachable. While they did have a bar, the beer options were quite limited, and not really all that appealing.

I have lived next to the Ibis Hotel on Charles Street for nearly a year, and have only ever entered…read moreit once. My parents booked into it for a long weekend before Christmas, and had a room on the 3rd floor, so I went in to have a nosey about. The rooms are very well appointed for the price, and are like a very upmarket Travelodge. The provisions are basic, but all the necessary items are provided for. You get your free beverage tray etc. The bathrooms are like pods in the bedrooms, although are much larger than student bathrooms, just pod-shaped. The rooms were impeccably clean, and my parents were more than happy to use the hotel as a resting place. The hotel also has a small café/bar in the ground floor foyer, which, when the hotel is busy, is a fairly perky place to stop for a drink. Breakfast is served here (continental breakfast at an extra charge) as are hot beverages and snacks throughout the day. No one eats here in the evening considering the hotel is built on top of East Z East, but that is no hardship. The hotel's rooms have views over the city rooftops once you get to about the 3rd floor, so the rooms are light and don't feel hugely claustrophobic. If you are looking for a good budget hotel to stay in in Manchester, then look no further!

Pleasantly surprised, well done for a budget hotel. Clean, friendly and a great breakfast for once…read more If in the area I will stay again.

A quiet hotel, ideal for a good nights sleep. Plenty of parking too.read more

Ok it's not the Ritz. It's not supposed to be. However it does what it does pretty well. Fantastic…read morecentral location, albeit tucked up an alleyway by the railway arches. Comfortable beds, tea/coffee facilities and a bathroom with big fluffy white towels. That covers most bases for most people. The bar has Stella and Budweiser on draught as well as a good selection of bottled beers. As I arrived early, I killed half an hour waiting for my room by drinking a pint of Stella which was priced at £3.60. The breakfast offering looks good. Unlimited hot food and drink for £7.95 or a continental breakfast for £5.75 (as at December 2015). However being right in the centre of Leeds you are spoiled for choice. Within a few minutes walk there are plenty of national chain and independent options for a coffee, breakfast or a meal later in the day. There is also a branch of Chaophraya within the same building.

Cheap and functional. I paid £73 for three nights in a double room. The room was comfortable and…read morethe hotel is near the train station. There is a large Thai restaurant adjacent, though I did not try it. The only disappointment, and this was not something I have ever come across before, is they would not let me leave my luggage until check-in time at 3pm (I arrived that morning) and instead I had to lug it back to the train station and leave it in the secure left luggage place for £7. Other than that, it's a good spot. As usual with travelodge, you only get a bar of soap in the bathroom so make sure you bring your own shampoo etc.

Attended a wedding here over the weekend and thought it was a good hotel. The reception is…read moreefficient and friendly. Our room was very clean and comfortable and reasonably priced at £60 with breakfast. They have a nice outdoor seating area and the function room for the wedding was decorated very nicely. It was a large wedding but the service was swift. The quality of the food was also high. My only issue was that it seemed quite corporate for a wedding and there was more than one wedding going on at once but if you don't mind that and want somewhere accessible and efficient then Cedar Court is a good option. We slept very well as the bed was extremely comfortable and the self service breakfast was well stocked and hit the spot in the morning. Overall a very good stay.

A big hotel with great conference facilities. The staff were brilliantly friendly, the rooms are…read morecomfy if a little small, and the food on the snack menu (pasta, pizza and hot sandwiches) was gorgeous. I'd definitely stay there again anytime and will be doing for a convention next year.

A nice hotel. Central location, very convenient for taking in the Northern Quarter. Pretty decent…read morerooms, nicely set up, with some simple amenities, TV. The wifi was a bit weak, but free. Friendly and helpful staff. Reasonable rates. I would use this hotel again.

Room was nice, only missing a microwave and a mini fridge for our restaurant leftovers. You could…read morehear people in the hallway coming back at 2:15 AM. The bed is exceptionally comfy. We didn't try room service because there were only a few vegan options and two of them were salad. The location is perfect for going to the Convention Center. The service was very helpful and friendly at any time of day or night.

One of my favorite hotels in Manchester. This is my third time here, and I was delighted with my…read morereturn visit. Wonderful staff and very courteous. The location is excellent and just about a 10 minute walk to everything from Piccadilly to Canal Street. The hotel has complimentary wifi, rooms were well kept and clean, and they have a great breakfast in the morning. My only quibble is I woke up at 2:am because of the singing drunks outside. Remember to keep your windows closed and once you go to bed, you'll be in a heavenly cocoon.

I have no doubt this was probably once a wonderful hotel. However, it's well past that now. Located…read moreacross from a transit center, people mill about on the front stairs that lead to unlocked lobby doors. There is no visible on-site security and guest floors are accessible by an open main staircase. Anyone can walk in off the street and go right up. Parking is now a public access lot that requires a specific app to use, which is a bit of a nightmare. The property is in a bit of general disrepair and neglect. Attention to detail is lacking in cleaning and maintenance. It appears there was once a mini fridge in the room but it's been removed and is just an empty space. Staff are generally disinclined to do more than the bare minimum.

Just to be clear,I have only attended events here so my comments so not reflect rooms,room service…read moreor day to day service. I found service to be variable with the bright,helpful attitude of some of the staff being offset by lackadaisical service of some of the bar staff whose knowledge of drinks and customer service combined could be written on a very small postage stamp with room left for their long overdue letter of resignation. The venue space and bars were scruffy,cold and lacked atmosphere.