Village Hotel Manchester Hyde

Comfortable and clean…. Lovely manager on check in When I asked for things at breakfast, the staff were quick to respond. Thank you!

View out of window in my bedroom was of the roof and extractors - dirty and untidy - needs some attention

Lovely comfortable bed as usual and fab shower

We ordered food in our room and it was cold but eat it as we're hungry also we were in room 117 which is located right next to the heating ducts outside which is noisy and kept me awake it just spoiled the stay if I'm being honest the constant humming noise isn't good

Not much. The beds were comfortable. A bit of a let down, as I usually find Village hotels are pretty good.

Check in was a pain... My room did not exist and having paid for a King Room, I was allocated a double. The rooms are rather basic, although the beds comfortable. Bathrooms are adequate rather than plush. The breakfast was plentiful but certainly not freshly prepared. Getting out of the Car park is like a car rally, with totally inadequate signage. You have to go under the bridge / car park, which is confusing.

we stayed here myself n partner and my brother and partner two seperate rooms after being at our mums funeral .... we returned to the hotel around 2 am we was not noisy we was respectful as we were all in a upset mood my brother joined me in my room to go through the day and was crying we was treated like we was cauing trouble two staff members knocked loudly on our door mid conversation tried to enter our room and told us my brother needed to get out immidiatly we was shocked we just said he will return to his room shortly when ive consoled him it was an awful experience

Very clean and super comfy sleep the bed was lovely

All good

Nothing really

The room was very cold and really needed to be update the heating was on but never make a diffent my baby ending up with croup over it

Staff were great, helpful with anything I needed, reserved a large table for no extra cost . Filled in disability form for what help I needed during emergency.

Accessible room wasn't (room 101)! Couldn't get a wheelchair in, bed too high, no drawers as other rooms had. Alarm cord should always hang right to the floor (didn't in communal disabled bathroom). Also, room service staff said they weren't allowed in the room. May I suggest if going to an accessible room you review this rule (maybe have on registration form 'I give my consent for staff to enter my room if asked')?