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easyHotel Manchester

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City Centre
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easyHotel Manchester is set in the historic Flatiron building, you will find one of the best Manchester hotels for visiting one of the UK’s most unique cities. In fact, easyHotel Manchester couldn’t be better placed, with less than a 3-minute walk from Manchester Piccadilly train station, you will be feeling like a true Mancunian in no time.

Perching on the brink of the trendy Northern Quarter, cheap hotels in Manchester don’t come closer to the action than this, with the best gigs, coolest bars and hot dining spots all a short walk away.

If you want more, you can easily catch a tram from Piccadilly Gardens, which is just around the corner, and can get you across the city in minutes.

In fact, there’s so much going on – you’ll be surprised if you see much of the hotel after checking in at this budget hotel in Manchester. If you’re looking for a group booking in Manchester, the dedicated Groups Team can arrange the best available rates for your trip.

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What Are The Check-In And Check-Out Times At EasyHotel Manchester?

The earliest you can check-in is 15:00, although you can purchase an early check-in add on from 12:00 for an additional fee (subject to availability). The latest you can check-out is 10:00, however you can check out anytime until 13:00 if you purchase the late check-out add on (subject to availability).

Can I Bring My Pet?

Large dogs over 60cm are not permitted. No more than two dogs per room and dogs must always be supervised by their owners. Guide dogs are welcome free of charge. £10 per dog.

What Room Types Are Available To Book?

We have various room types at easyHotel Manchester City Centre. All rooms are either double or twin and they're either our standard room type, appropriate for wheelchair users or on the lower ground. All room types have windows. The standard room has a double bed and is between 10–14 sq. metres. The twin room has two single beds and is 11–15.5 sq. metres. The wheelchair accessible rooms have a double bed or two single beds depending on the room types. The wheelchair accessible rooms are approx. 16.5 sq. metres.

What Amenities Does The Hotel Offer?

Like most of our hotels, each room in easyHotel Manchester City Centre has an en-suite bathroom, which includes shower gel, shampoo and a clean towel. There's a free-to-use TV in the room and Wi-Fi is available for free throughout the whole property.

Is EasyHotel Manchester Wheelchair Accessible?

There are double and twin wheelchair accessible rooms. All the communal areas are also wheelchair accessible and the hotel has a lift.

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easyHotel Manchester City Centre

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James Pargeter

a week ago

Great location, top value for central MCR, comfy beds, hot showers and friendly staff. Ilze and Asif on reception were really helpful. If you're a really light sleeper, there are complimentary ear plugs available! Will definitely be staying again.

Mo Rashid

3 months ago

Location is brill. Accessible to all part of the city centre but more importantly it’s 5/10 min walk for the station depending on your pace. The room. Booked a double room with a window. I had lots of space which was great, nothing but your double bed in there. Wish I had either a table, chair or luggage rack to pop my suitcase on to. Staff. Really nice, everyone was super helpful with direction and polite all the way through. To note! This is the city centre and it gets noisy, so if you’re a sensitive sleep grab some earplugs from the front desk. Baggage hold will cost you unless you write a review and there is no room service. I’m talking someone coming in to sort your bed and give you more towel. However you can get more towels at the from desk too as well as an iron and hairdryer. If your booking three nights or more, book via the website to get 15% off your stay! Would I come back, for the convenience and the price, yes.

Morgan Tobin

2 months ago

This hotel is exactly what you pay for. It’s super convenient in terms of central location and the quick walk to the train station. The rooms were clean and the front desk staff were pleasant. If you’re looking for an easy and affordable place to sleep for the night, this is the right place. If you’re looking for some rest and relaxation, not so much. The walls are paper thin so you can hear your neighbor flushing the toilet. The bed was rock hard and not great for sleeping. Regardless, for the price, it was worth it.

Zirkonia Wasti

2 weeks ago

this hotel is beyond basic. the bathroom was like a giant disabled toilet, the ‘walk in’ shower was like a large public toilet or work shower, there was no cubicle or bathtub, or any kind of tiling. the sink was tiny and extremely low down, making it almost impossible to wash your face. there was no furniture in the room other than the bed, no chest of drawers or bedside table, so your things have to go on the floor. the room was freezing, even when put up to ‘30°’, thankfully i was given a portable heater. no hairdryer but got one on request at least. i ordered takeaway and the hotel did not have any cutlery at all to eat it.. the checkout time was a ridiculous 10am which i have never heard of in any hotel. i had to pay £20 extra to extend it.. luckily i was able to leave luggage at no extra cost. beds were extremely springy, and you can hear everything outside, people screaming and shouting even on a weekday, and from the hotel. i heard a man screaming ‘get away from me or i will call the police’ and i could hear a woman having sex through the bathroom vent.. overall it was a very unpleasant stay and just a step up from sleeping on the street.. i would advise you to avoid this place

Dan Cooper

a month ago

Wish I'd read the negative reviews before booking. Pros: Friendly staff. Good location. The room was very clean and was well laid out for its small size. Cons: There is absolutely no sound insulation between the rooms. You can hear literally EVERYTHING going on next door. Who designed this hotel, seriously? The noise issues were so bad that I ended up leaving. Who designed these rooms, seriously!