Hotels With spa in Greater Manchester, United Kingdom

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.

We stayed at the midland for a weekend get away. We arrived late are we were still met with nothing but smiles from the staff. The bar has a great selection, additionally giving a great opportunity for a spa day! We were even given complimentary late check out 😁

Overall enjoyed my stay. I initially had a room (705) located at the end next to the staff room but changed to another room because of the constant slamming of the doors and loud staff conversations that I could hear from my room. My room change was dealt with smoothly and I preferred it to the one before. The gym was great to use, though the room is small and many of the cardio machines were squeezed in. The main issue I had was with the inconsistent standards of cleanliness with housekeeping of my rooms; when I checked into the first room, there were toe nail clippers left on the floor that was visibly seen. When my room was cleaned the next day, the floor was half cleaned, bins were emptied and drinks replenished but the toilet was not cleaned. Table and desk area were not cleaned also. Housekeeping in the second room was better; they did everything but just didn’t clean the floor which was annoying. The rooms are well designed with lovely city view. Location is okay - it’s about 20-25min walk from Manchester Piccadilly which I did with my suitcase and was fine. Sainsbury’s literally around the corner and loads of restaurants nearby. I would stay again however it’s ridiculous in my opinion to complain about housekeeping standards as a guest when staff should just know how to properly clean a room.

I stayed at the Mercure Manchester Norton Grange Hotel & Spa for three nights over a weekend and honestly had a great time. The spa facilities were spot on. the pool and jacuzzi were lovely and they’ve also got a steam room, two saunas, an aromatic room and even a cold room. Plenty to keep you relaxed. The location is really peaceful with nice views over the fields. you might even catch a glimpse of goats or sheep wandering about. The room itself was clean. tidy and spacious. I had a standard privilege room and it was perfect for a short stay. The bathroom was a good size too. Even though the hotel only has two floors, they’ve still got two lifts which was handy. The spa facilities are open for a good chunk of the day and there’s no strict time limit on using them which I really appreciated. I booked through a third party with breakfast included, but it didn’t show on the hotel’s system. The staff were really friendly about it though and sorted it straight away after I showed my confirmation. Breakfast was decent. nothing over the top, but a good standard hotel breakfast with everything you’d expect. Parking is free and there’s loads of space, you just need to register your car on the tablet at reception. Overall, a very pleasant stay and all positive from my experience. I’d happily go back.

It’s not 5 star… Probably a hard review to write, if it had a title it would be “imbalanced” Food and drink were excellent and service staff in both areas were on point  Front of desk were a mixed bag but again majority were on point, had 2 rooms(1 an upgrade) both had tired woodwork and fittings that fell apart and a mini bar (empty) with the fascia falling off You pay 5 star prices and don’t get 5 star package, arrived early so was ok not getting my room but to sit and watch in excess of 50 people get checked in after me and still not get my assigned room after 3pm is poor at best  Upgraded to a suite when we complained about the overall room and experience after being told our original room is an held as an upgrade for others but I had already paid for this level of room may months ago… Breakfast, food and in restaurant was superb but was challenged at the front as they had no record of my having already prepaid for breakfast which I then had to show them proof from my booking details  We felt judge on arrival which made us feel uncomfortable and felt like as we hadn’t booked direct then we were held back in room allocation  We won’t be back as stayed in much better hotels in the area at a much cheaper price, as said “imbalanced”

The hotel is only a 5-7 minute walk (all indoors) from the arrivals section of Manchester's T2. Importantly, it is only about a 5min walk to the train station where you can take a 30min train ride into the city. The return trip for my wife and I was just under GBP16.00. Despite proximity to the airport, we didn't hear any planes at all! The rooms were modern, well furnished, bright and comfortable. The toilets were spotlessly clean and importantly the beds were very comfortable. Note that if you have a lot of luggage, there is a luggage trolley ”rental” thing right outside the doors of the hotel. BUT DON'T DO THIS! Instead, just go to the ground floor of the train station (5min walk away) and pick up a luggage trolley for free instead of paying EUR2.00 for the ”rental” of one. Check-in was not an issue and Alexandra handled the process very well despite the 'trainee' tag on her jacket. If I need to stay at an airport hotel in Manchester in the future, this is no doubt for me the one I'd book.

My husband and I booked this hotel to stay on the celebration of our daughter’s wedding and we were very impressed with all aspects of it the location was beautiful and all public areas were stunningly dressed to celebrate the festive period food and service in bars and breakfasts a very high standard the room we had was also very nice the only small thing that let it down was cobwebs and the amount of dust in corners and behind the tv apart from that a very pleasant experience Mrs D Langley

room was clean beds and ere comfy, the staff weren’t that cheery. The gym and pool facilities which are included and really good. Would stay again.

This hotel gave me such a great impression. Next time I travel, I'll definitely choose Marriott again, and I'll stick with Trip.com. I spent 15 days traveling across several cities in the UK, booking many hotels through Trip.com, and ultimately, this Marriott was the best among them. It's very close to the train station, making it convenient for getting around. The room was spacious and very comfortable to stay in, the staff were friendly and welcoming, and the hotel's food tasted great.

We had a truly wonderful Christmas Eve stay at The Lowry Hotel. From the moment we arrived, everything felt special. Our room was absolutely beautiful — spacious, stylish, and perfectly prepared for a festive getaway. Breakfast the next morning was delicious, with plenty of choice and great quality throughout. It was the perfect way to start Christmas Day. We genuinely enjoyed every moment of our stay. Thank you to the team at The Lowry for making our Christmas Eve memorable. We can’t wait to return.