Was right in the middle of everything we needed, close to AO arena where we went, xmas markets right outside door. I just want to say a big big thank you to the Mitre Hotel, I left a bag down at hotel and I live in Scotland so it was hard to go back down with work etc, they went out their way to post it back up for me, wouldn't have bothered but the stuff in it was expensive so I just want to thank them.

Showers are terrible, a 10 minute wash took half hour.

Location is really good, city centre close to attractions, shopping and transport hubs. Bedrooms are clean but basic, housekeeping was good. Breakfast was good and warm if you were there right after serving at 8am, if you were much later the hot food was lukewarm. On the whole as value for money the Mitre hotel is good. The hotel is old and quaint and that adds to it's appeal.

I was disappointed that the cooked breakfast was lukewarm unless you were there at 8am serving. The gas bunsens under the food need to be replaced after they burn themselves out. As it's an older establishment there are no lifts so be prepared to climb stairs to the bedrooms.

Booked the luxury double room. Fantastic decision. Room was huge, bed was comfy but the bathroom was the real highlight. Stand alone bath tub and a fireplace?! Hello! It felt really luxurious. I needed a city break with my best friend and we had a fantastic time away. I genuinely would book that place again in a heart beat

Nothing to do with the property itself but you are located next to a cathedral that loves its bells on a Sunday. It is also above a pub that can get loud but they do remove their outdoor tables that are outside the room relatively early on. They also supply earplugs which is a useful touch!

Lovely quirky hotel in the heart of Manchester. Manchester is a city of ugly multi storey hotels built of concrete and glass with no character. On our arrival we were confronted by buildings each more ugly than the last. On parking the car we walked to the Mitre Hotel. An oasis in the town centre, adjacent to a number of very old pubs with lots of character. Staff very polite and welcoming, our room overlooked the Cathedral. There was entertainment in the bar if you were staying in. Do not book this lovely old fashioned hotel if you favour bland surroundings and a corporate atmosphere.

Breakfast needs to be served not warm but hot

I liked the size of the room and the location of the hotel. It was perfect for travelling to a concert at the AO Arena, as was a 5min walk and was only a 20min walk from Manchester Picadilly station.

The shower was a bit dirty when we arrived as the water somehow came out of the drain?? And black gunk was in the base of the shower? Staff came in and seemed to fix it though so no problems! The breakfast was very limited with only 1 option, something most of us didn’t want to eat, so seemed pointless that it was included. The rooms were cold too but we figured out how to get the heating working on the second day.

We booked this hotel because of its location and price. Closer to the time we read some reviews and became a little concerned by some of the negative comments that had been left. We had nothing to worry about, we loved it from the moment we arrived. The building is old with plenty of history and character, check in was straight forward and greeted by friendly helpful staff and the room was just perfect with fantastic view of the cathedral. We had breakfast 2 mornings and no complaints at all. Stayed 3 nights and we had the best weekend, thank you and we look forward to coming back.

Nothing, it was great.

location fab, clean rooms and cooked breakfast was lovely

basin plug was stuck in room so water didn't drain out properly and the shower was a bit annoying having to press it continuously to keep it going

My daughter and I loved our little attic room and found the bed really comfortable, meaning we had a great night sleep! The room was clean and really warm after a freezing day of gallivanting. Because our original room wasn't ready we ended up with a free breakfast, which made our morning stress free and was luckily really delicious, bar the coffee which I can't lie was pretty awful to taste BUT alas, it was cafeinated and hot! The staff were all so lovely, efficencient and friendly and I would definitely stay here again as a budget option! I did find the hotel a little tired but for 30 British pounds, tired is amazing! The location was also top notch, around the corner from our favourite restaurant, right by the tram stop for our plans the following day, and near to Victoria station. All in all, we loved it and will definitely be back!

My only real gripe wad the really substandard coffee and the lack of a hairdryer (as a fringe wearer this can be somewhat problematic).

The hotel is excellent. It has lots of architectural character. My room was spacious and clean. The staff were excellent. The receptionist carried my bags up to my room on my arrival. I had the gluten free breakfast. It was delicious. I would highly recommend anyone visiting Manchester to stay at this hotel.

There were only 2 negative things about my stay. Firstly there is no lift. I was on the top floor so had a lot of stairs up to my room. Secondly I was in a that room had a shared shower room/toilet. I was aware of this when I booked. It actually didn't prove to be that significant towards the enjoyment of my stay.

The hotel is over 200 years old so it’s very much telling. But still beautifully clean. The stair cases are a bit worn due to the popularity of the hotel, which is to be very much expected. The staff were absolutely brilliant. So easy to chat to and very accommodating.

The windows are sadly so thin and old that you can hear everything. I wouldn’t want to stay there over a weekend. The neighbouring pub had a private function on a Monday. It was so loud outside with drunkards, which went on until 2am. There was one plug socket in a big family room, which was only located next to the single bed. But I would still recommend