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YHA ManchestervsIbis Styles Manchester Portland Street
Both properties are endorsed by professionals. Overall, Ibis Styles Manchester Portland Street ranks slightly higher than YHA Manchester. Ibis Styles Manchester Portland Street scores 77 with accolades from 2 reviews like The Telegraph, Star Service.
YHA Manchester
Rough Guide
Lonely Planet
Potato Wharf, Castlefield, Manchester M3 4NB
From $15/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Laundry Service
- Laundy Room
- Restaurant
- Free Parking
Rough Guide "Excellent hostel overlooking the canal that runs close to the Museum of Science and Industry."
Lonely Planet "This purpose-built canalside hostel in the Castlefield area is one of the best in the country. It's a top-class option with... a host of good facilities." Full review
Ibis Styles Manchester Portland Street
Star Service
The Telegraph
Time Out
Independent
3 - 5 Portland Street, Manchester M1 6DP
From $39/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
Star Service "This property offers modern style and a solid bank of amenities." Full review
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Avoid rooms directly facing the side of the building as privacy can be reduced.
The Telegraph8.0
"Hotels don’t come any more central than this bright and breezy budget option with its witty décor based on Manchester’s famously rainy climate, appealing mainly to younger tourists but also suited to business travellers and families." Full review
Time Out "This three-star Thistle hotel is right opposite Piccadilly Gardens, so not far at all from both the Northern Quarter and the Arndale Centre. It's housed within a grand old Victorian building" Full review
Independent "Rooms are decorated in a windy, summery or rainy theme, complete with cloud-shaped tables, umbrellas as table legs and deliberately wonky mirrors."
