The front desk staff is really great. It's a collection of great people that help make your stay as…read morecomfortable as possible. Erroll, as the night guy is great as well. Wish we had people like him in the USA as a night guy.

Another great experience with old reliable Premier Inn Hotels. It was my first stay in this…read moreparticular branch on the outskirts of Sale, Greater Manchester and it didn't disappoint. I'd hoped to find accommodation closer to the Metrolink but it was a football weekend so compromises had to be made when we wouldn't find a more ideal location. Despite the fact that they were undergoing some major works with a new extension and upgrading of the original building, it had no negative impact on our visit whatsoever. The staff couldn't have been lovelier or more helpful, and offered to order us a taxi should we need one. On our first day we walked to the Metrolink from the hotel and it took just over half an hour. Next day we drove to Sale Metrolink and parked in a side street instead. A few minutes on the Metro from Sale station and we were in the centre of Manchester. It won't come as a surprise that the beds were comfy and that pretty much everything we needed was present and correct in our room: tea, coffee, kettle, hairdryer etc. Okay it was a bit dated but a few months from now when the refurb is complete that will all change. Wifi is excellent and completely free at this Premier Inn. Not sure if they've rolled that out across the brand but I certainly appreciated having more than the usual half an hour complimentary access to the internet. Business/heavier users can pay for a premium wifi service if required. Plenty of free parking here and breakfast can be taken at the adjoining pub. We headed off and ate elsewhere so I can't comment on the quality, though Premier Inn breakfasts are usually pretty decent and hearty.

Newly re-opened and redecorated it looks very stylish and has a lovely dining area which serves pub…read morefood that is in my opinion above average. The steaks are a decent size and taste good and the lamb tagine was a revelation.very authentic flavour. The downside is the beer on tap and the guinness definitely needs improving. There is a bowling green at the back of the pub and outdoor seating and on wednesday night there is a special curry event

Yeah it was ok, a bit Fawlty Towers, but canny enough. Parking behind, and a room with a telly and…read morea kettle :-) The shower door hit the toilet seat when you oened the door, and when you..ahemwere sitting on the loo the paper was in your left armpit, and trying to extract it while sitting down caused the seat to slip gut wrenchingly sideways. All good fun! Getting to the room was a pain with a big suitcase though. Up a steps to the lobby, up another flight to the landing once checked in, right up 3 more steps, through a door, along a passagem turn left, then right then through another door, then down some steps, through another door and there! Phew! All within the space of a few hundred yards. The food was good, if the restaurant was dated. There was me and 4 others eating in there, and we all ate in silence facing in different directions. Funny :-) The waitress couldn't quite believe I wasn't interested in the cooked breakfast, and the lady owner piped up a little later (she was ear wigging) do you not like breakfast? Oh yes! I said, but I only want toast, fruit, a yoghurt and some coffee today! Is that too freaky? Is there something strange about NOT stuffing yourself with a greasy spoon EVERY day??? Ah well, they were nice enough.

Good clean hotel. Old traditional style. Very friendly staff. Be sure and ask how the showers…read morework. Reasonably priced. Great English breakfast.

Smells like ham.read more

I have had many good stays at the Hilton Garden Inn brand, but I have never found a particular stay…read moreat the Hilton Garden Inn brand to be exceptional, this is until I visited Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford, which delivered a very good hotel experience. The location of the hotel as suggested by the name is a part of the Emirates Old Trafford Stadium complex, it is also right next to Old Trafford Metrolink stop, which has services into Bury and Piccadilly, via the city centre, and takes around fifteen minutes, this also makes this hotel the ideal location to be close to the city centre but without the noise and heavy traffic. I managed to take a look at three different types of rooms during my stay, the first being a King Room with a Sofa Bed, this room did feel slightly cramped and the sofa did seem to get in the way a little, but like all the rooms this was comfortable. My friend stayed in this room and was very happy overall. The second room I tried was a standard King Room, this was much larger and more spacious, I was delighted with this room however due to an issue with the bathroom (The toilet was unable to stop flushing), I had to be re-located, due to no other standard rooms being available, I was upgraded to a King Room with a Pitch View. The King Room with a Pitch View was one of my favourite hotel rooms I've ever stayed in, the room wasn't too big, nor too small, but what made the room was the fantastic view, and the balcony, this is a dream come true for any cricket fan. The rooms did get very warm too, so having a balcony did help the room to cool, as windows in the standard rooms did not appear to open, and I did find the thermostat very difficult to use. I was also pleased with the comfort of the room, as well as the lighting and the fact the room was very quiet, I was able to sleep for much longer than I'm able to at many other hotels, which again goes to show for the good location. The room rates are very reasonable too, ranging between £63.75 and £85 for my stay, obviously, on event days the prices will skyrocket, but you can understand why. I did not manage to try breakfast during my stay, as I wanted to sleep for a little longer, but my friend commented "This is one of the few hotels currently offering a full buffet right now", and they did enjoy their breakfast. I do wish they continued it a little longer, during the week the breakfast ends at 10 am. The facilities in the room also were good, the TV was large, had a decent number of channels including Sky Sports, I was able to get a solid 5G connection in my room, reaching 100 mbp/s+, and I really liked the desk too. 5* - This hotel delivers luxury at an affordable price, it is a dream come true for a cricket fan and I am struggling to name any major issues or anything to warrant removing a star. I do look forward to returning and hope this hotel is used as a statement for how Hilton Garden Inn's should be. The extension to this hotel planned, which will add 100 rooms, will likely make the experience even better.

Oh my goodness! One of the most luxurious Hilton's I have stayed at, and if you are lucky enough to…read moreget a view of the match grounds, then it's an amazing and awesome experience!! We only stayed for one night, as my dad had an early morning flight from Manchester to Orlando, and we didn't fancy making a 2hr dash in the morning from the midlands! The food was okay - the ham and sausages were meh but I asked for poached eggs, which were just beautifully right. Lots of great teas and very attentive service from all staff we encountered. Make sure you get a validated parking ticket from reception before leaving, as the boom gates weren't open otherwise. All together it was a great stay and I'd def book this hotel again when/ if my travels take me Manchester way! Yelp 22/ 2019