Marriott Victoria & Albert Manchester, 1844

Stayed here for one night. Nice hotel located in what looks like an old mill or factory, Plenty of red bricks and exposed beams. Definitely a lot nicer than a standard/ modern purpose built hotel. We had a double room with king-size bed on the 4th floor which was spacious with a good sized bathroom (no bath but double sized shower). Bathroom was also very modern. No complimentary drinks in the room however there is a water refill station on each floor and a bottle and glasses in the room. Bar area is nicely set out. Had breakfast also which was very good. Eggs are cooked to order and the rest is a buffet where you can help yourself in the case of a full English. Vegetarian and vegan full English are prepared in the kitchen. Good location in the centre, a few parking spaces on site but the NCP is only a few minutes walk away which is where I went. Would definitely recommend.

Lovely authentically rustic converted building. It has that wonderful rustic luxury vibe which instantly makes you feel at home instead of creating a mess in a fancy place. The food was great, good selection at breakfast. Room service and night menu was also brilliant. There are 4 disabled parking spots, just make sure you register your car at the desk on the iPad. At check in they didn’t mention this and I only noticed when I went back later to ask a question. My daughter uses a wheelchair, even though we didn’t book an accessible room she got round fine, but had to get out the wheelchair for the bathroom as there was no way to shut the door while still seated. Would definitely stay again