Hotels with Parking in Manchester

The hotel is 500 meters from T3, but it's a bit of a walk with luggage, so I recommend grabbing a trolley. However, it's over a kilometer from T2, so we had to take the shuttle the next day. We waited about ten minutes, and you pay the driver directly – it was £3.95 per person and took five minutes. The hotel's cleanliness was excellent, and the service was great. It was one of the few hotels on this trip that could give us adjoining rooms (without a special request, just two rooms on one booking). We arrived so late that night and were so disoriented, I completely forgot to take photos of the room... so I'll just use a picture of Manchester Airport instead.

We booked this hotel because we had an early flight from Manchester, and it was such a pleasant surprise! We arrived during a heatwave in the UK, stepping out of a stuffy, non-air-conditioned car feeling like we'd been in a sauna, into a wonderfully cool and air-conditioned hotel room. It was incredibly comfortable!

This was in the perfect location, staff were great and room facilities were fab!. I didn’t realise the hall light had a sensor and no off switch, so when I had the bedroom door open and turned over in bed, the light would come back on 😂 easily fixed by closing the door. It didn’t affect our stay and we would definitely be back…it’s a busy place, it’s in the city centre so to be expected. Yes there was a charge for parking but not overbearing. Only negative was that the curtains didn’t fit the full windows so light shining in made it difficult to sleep, bed was so comfy though 😴

Great new hotel located right across the street from the new Terminal 2 of MAN airport in Manchester. On Google Maps it shows you needing to walk a long way around to get to this place, but actually its' very easy - like 2-minutes only! After you get your luggage, cross over the two small pick up areas. Before you go into the parking garage, turn right. Follow the signs (you'll see one for Holiday Inn and another for the Ibis.) Cross over two more small streets and the Ibis is literally just there, behind the Holiday Inn. I was able to use a trolly to take my suitcases easily to the hotel but because the trolly wouldn't fit in the room, I had to leave it in the hallway and unfortunately someone else took it. Would be great if MAN made the trollies FREE, and left some near these two hotels for paying airport customers to use. (I mean we do pay enough airplane fees and taxes!) Especially when traveling international with so many suitcases... Doesn't seem fair to have to pay for a trolly two days in a row just to move luggage back and forth. Not the hotels fault though, however something they should consider putting forward to the airport management. The hotel itself was NEW, clean, nice, great customer service attitude for checking in and out. I saw a free water station, paid coffee bar, some snacks and a vending machine. There was a football game going on the main TV in the cafe area and it was quite busy. I think I would definitely stay here again. It was such a quick in and out overnight stay... so I didn't need any breakfast or luxuries, just somewhere quiet and safe to sleep for half a night before hopping on our next flight. I would say that as long as they keep this place up, it's amazing value and a great option! Oh, and the room had central Air Conditioning / Heating... which is unheard of for a budget hotel in the UK, so that won me over right away! :) WOW - Awesome!

Check in was dreadful! On arrival 2 members of staff behind the reception desk were staring at a screen, I assumed they were dealing with 2 ladies standing slightly to one side, but when i managed to catch one of them's eye, he asked if he could help & seemed surprised that I was waiting to check in! I ushered forward the lady waiting in front of me. When my turn arrived I gave my name and that I had a room for 2 adults & a toddler & had requested a travel cot. I had no phone signal in the hotel so could not bring up my booking. He requested that I go outside to get signal which I did. On finding my online booking confirmation I went back inside & gave him the booking reference number to which he snappily told me it was wrong. I showed him. He asked me to write down my full name on a slip of paper the he proceeded to print off details of my booking thrust it at me & asked if that was me! He insisted that I had made a booking for 2 adults & 2 children. I read the booking details directly from my phone - 2 adults, one 2 year old, travel cot required. Eventually we were allocated our room & given the key. This whole process took 25 minutes, which also then put our restaurant reservation back. Not great with a tired & hungry 2 year old! (When we did get into our room, there was no travel cot. this was supplied later.) On a positive note, a member of staff who seemed to have some supervisory/managerial capacity did apologise and gave me free parking for the night. Other than this dreadful start, all was OK, just what one would expect from a premier inn.

The staff were polite, helpful and friendly. Our room was very clean, the beds were comfortable. Breakfast as a vegan was enjoyable with our vegan sausages and soya milk. It's a bust hotel but its clean and affordable... I would definitely stay there again. Thanks for a great stay.

The room was clean and cosy and front-desk was friendly and responsive. We booked mainly to check out the pool, spa and gym as advertised by the hotel. So it was really disappointing when we found out that these facilities were closed on Xmas day and on other days operated at limited hours when we were there. The pool, sauna, steam room and gym are operated by a separate company from the hotel. That meant operating hours of those facilities are not catered for hotel guests at all. And it also meant sharing the facilities with members of the gym. So if you’re thinking of staying here and using the gym or pool, just bear those things in mind. Breakfast selection was quite limited. Very bare selection of any salads or greens. Quite embarrassing as well to see that clean plates were not available several times when there were less than 20 covers at breakfast. I understand it was the holiday season and the hotel is understaffed. But I’m sure this is not the first Christmas or NYE the hotel has encountered.

There is a direct bus to hotel from airport and a bus stop at 10 mins away from hotel back to airport. The walls have no stains which is nice and the bathroom is clean and tidy but the bed linen has quite a lot of stains. Some dust also appeared on the pillow and it is actually hard to spot them because of the dim lighting. The water pump is also working fine. The staff are super friendly when I forgot to bring a plug and realised that there is no USB charge spot.

The hotel building boasts a grand and impressive Victorian exterior. Apparently, it opened in 1857, making it nearly 170 years old. Its location is superb, with a bus stop just over 100 meters away. As my friend put it, ”It's right in the absolute city center.” However, once inside the single room, the interior decor and amenities could only be described as simple. For instance, there's an approximately 28-inch Samsung TV mounted diagonally on the wall above a small desk, and the bathroom's rinse cup is inverted on the flat surface in front of the mirror, without even a tray or coaster underneath. The hotel restaurant is in the basement.

My man told me the doors locked yet there wasn’t any batteries to make functional, he also said I looked like a stoner n can happily smoke ****, so I took upon his request and enjoyed my stay to the fullest, was beneficial of the pricing range as the cost was no more then a 3.5 per bedroom  As for the the essential part of the trip, my associate commandeered a new sleeping partner, So many thanks to the OUO house members for letting us stay in Middleton 😘