we stayed at the Rembrandt over the week-end of the Labour conference what a mistake that was. Hotel full of Pretentious idiots thinking they were in a five star hotel and only paying £45,00 per night including full english breakfast. you get what you pay for. staff very friendly and helpful. rooms nice and clean and could have been a... More

I stayed at this fleepit of a hotel in september and this place needs to be closed down asap. Rooms smell of damp , the constant banging of doors, lack of security, as anyone could get into the other rooms. They give you a coffee/tea tray, but no kettle. I had the unfortunate displease to try the breakfast, and it... More

Well what can I say, within 2 hours of us booking in our room had been burgled. Funny seems there was no forced entry and there was 2 locked doors to get through. Police did turn up and take our details where the reporting PC stated it looked like an inside job as they knew exactly what they were lookin... More

The first thing to remember is that this annexe to the Rembrandt hotel is situated on Canal Street right in the middle of the gay village in Manchester. Yes it was noisy but it was a Saturday night and you can expect a bit of rowdy behaviour from people having a good time visiting the many pubs and clubs in... More

The annex to the main part of the hotel is just across the road on Canel Street. Although this website deals strictly speaking with the hotel it must be said that Manchester whilst it is a good place to visit at night it does turn into one of the most unpleasant cities I have had the misfortune to stay in.... More