Days Hotel Manchester City

Recently stayed there last week whilst attending a football match on the Sunday. Arrived on the Saturday and stayed until the Monday. Working in a hotel myself, I found the hotel staff to be very friendly, helpful and courteous. (Especially the Night Porter - for those extra biscuits etc.. when i was hungry through the nght!) I was able to leave my luggage as room was not ready, and also again on checkout as I explored the city for the day. I would definately return here each time I am over for football matches and /or indeed any other... more

This hotel looks ok and appears modern but try somewhere else. The rooms are very small, the rooms have things you need but everything is small and dated. The room size doesn't normally bother me but I felt very trapped and just a single bed. I think the property is attached to a student building as we were woken at 5am with the fire alarm going off, there were no staff walking around the building afterwards to let guests know what happened so you felt very unsure. I was told the next morning by one guest that it was students burning... more

Stayed at this hotel the night of 4th June 2006. Mum and I were in Manchester to see Bon Jovi at the City of Manchester Stadium so I was looking for accommodation at that side of the city. Couldn't fault the location of the hotel at all - round the corner from Picadilly (where the rail link from the airport comes into) and a 10 minute walk from the shop. It was about a 20 minute walk from the Stadium which wasn't too bad at all. The hotel is clean enough but it's starting to show some fraying round the edges with bashed walls, etc.... more

This hotel is also known as the Manchester Conference Center and has some affiliation with the University. Perhaps this is why my room reminded me of a dorm room in its furnishings and size. The bathroom was TINY, with a shower only. Sink had double taps with scalding hot water. The hallways to the rooms were like a rabbit warren. On the other hand, the public areas were very nice, with a lovely conservatory lounge. Internet access available at a modest cost. Breakfast was a generous, but average, buffet. Rather spenny at 9GBP,... more

I stayed here the night before an early morning flight out of Manchester International at the end of a 2-week UK vacation. The room had 2 twin beds and was quite spacious. The interior of the hotel was very modern. I just wish breakfast was served earlier for early departures. The location was great with Manchester Piccadilly Station within short walking distance as well as a wide variety of restaurants. However, I can certainly relate to recent reviewers' experience with the noise. I still think this is a great alternative to staying... more

We are just back from a 2 night break in Manchester, staying at the Days hotel, fantastic location, 5 mins from Piccadilly train station, and a stones throw from Canal Street, and very handy to town and the Metro etc. Outside looks great, and reception clean and friendly....but the room!!!!! Very small, and the bathroom was the smallest i had ever seen, (apart from aircraft toilets) We had a sink tap that dripped all night, and so did the one in the shower, might be ok for WW2 forms of torture but not for a relaxing weekend! I ended up... more

Good hotel to what you pay for! very central and very easy acsess to the City Centre.. Staff where helpfull, easy to get on with. would recommend it! yet kool for me.. thumbs up!

I stayed for 2 nights, the 29th and 30th October in a one bed room. The staff were fairly helpful, and the breakfast was good, the room was clean and there was good information sheets about the hotel. It was very noisy, especially on the 30th, and I was soundly woken by merry makers at about 2.00 am, but other than that the hotel was average to fair for the £40 a night price tag.

I stayed at the Days Inn for one night on Saturday October 30th, 2004. Having stayed at 5 other Manchester hotels over the past few years ranging from budget to 4* accomodation I didn't have terribly high hopes for the £40/night price at the Days Inn, but I had been surprised in the past at the quality of budget hotels. The location is pretty central- it took about 10 minutes to walk from Picaddilly to the hotel. The hotel appears to be part of a university complex. Check-in was ok, although when I asked for late check-out at 12... more