Help deciphering secret Manchester Hotel

anna_lewis

Hello,
I cannot decipher this secret Manchester Hotel on Last minute.com. I have spent hours trying to figure out which hotel this is and thought possibly the Midland, however the hotel policies on check out and smoking differ. This is my first time taking the plunge so if any one could help me that would be great!

4 Star Iconic Hotel in the heart of Manchester

This hotel is one of the most famous city centre landmarks in Manchester . Located in an excellent city centre location close to shops and attractions.





Disabled facilities

• Accessible Rooms

Hotel facilities

• Room Service>Air Conditioning >Banqueting facilities Car rental desk Concierge >Currency Exchange >Express check-in/check-out >Ice machine >Laundry >Luggage room >Night Porter Safety Deposit Boxes Valet parking
• Wi-Fi Internet

Leisure facilities

• >Fitness Center >Gym
• Indoor Pool

Room facilities

• Room Service >Air Conditioning >Alarm clock Radio >Cable television >Complimentary mineral water >Complimentary toiletries >Connecting Rooms >Daily housekeeping >En-Suite Bathroom Flat screen LCD TV >Tea/coffee facilities Telephone <>Television <>Trouser Press <Voicemail >High speed internet connection >Work desk with lamp >Modem Access <>Hairdryer <>Mini-bar <>Pay TV <Iron & ironing board <>Safe free of charge
• Private bathroom with bath/shower

(r)This facility is room dependent



Children policy

• Children welcome

Cancellation policy

• Cancellation charge is 100%

Pets policy

• Small pets welcome (extra charge)

Smoking policy

• Smoking permitted in designated public areas

Check-in time: 14:00 Check-out time: 11:00



Local Attractions

• <LI class=hotelDescription>Manchester United - Old Trafford: 3.0 Mile
• Lowry Centre: 4.0 Mile

Location

• <LI class=hotelDescription>Nearest airport: Manchester International Apt
• Nearest train station: Oxford Road

Credit cards accepted by hotel

• <LI class=hotelDescription>American Express <LI class=hotelDescription>Delta <LI class=hotelDescription>Eurocard <LI class=hotelDescription>JCB <LI class=hotelDescription>Maestro <LI class=hotelDescription>Mastercard <LI class=hotelDescription>Solo <LI class=hotelDescription>Switch <LI class=hotelDescription>Visa
• Visa Electron

MrTomato

Could be the Hilton in Beetham Tower. It's certainly a famous landmark and is iconic. And from what I've just looked at, it matches the description well.

ellay864

MrTomato beat me to it...can't be much more iconic than that one surely.
I've never done the Top Secret thing - is it generally good way to get a good deal?

cmw1212

The bit about award winning spa makes me think it is the Hilton too.
Though technically Deansgate station is closer than Oxford Rd think that is a mistake on their part.

isplumm

Does it have a restuarant ... I normally use that to get name ... or search for some of the description in google ... often that brings up the answer.

Mark

jeffgeorge

That def sounds like the Hilton and we had high tea there today and it was lovely so nice, let us know how it was

angelicmary85

MacDonald Manchester Hotel and Spa?

Isklar

Bit mystifying this. I thought first of the Radisson (VERY iconic building) and the Hilton but I'm sure they are both 5 star hotels, not 4 star. And as someone pointed out, the nearest station to the Hilton is Deansgate, not Oxford Road.
I also thought about the Palace, again an iconic building but I'm not sure if it has a leisure centre or pool.
So , I'm tempted to say it's the Midland, very close to Oxford Rd station.
Def not the McDonald, it's right next to Piccadilly station.
If you book it please let us know which it was as I'm a bit intrigued!

cmw1212

Isklar wrote: »

Bit mystifying this. I thought first of the Radisson (VERY iconic building) and the Hilton but I'm sure they are both 5 star hotels, not 4 star. And as someone pointed out, the nearest station to the Hilton is Deansgate, not Oxford Road.
I also thought about the Palace, again an iconic building but I'm not sure if it has a leisure centre or pool.
So , I'm tempted to say it's the Midland, very close to Oxford Rd station.
Def not the McDonald, it's right next to Piccadilly station.
If you book it please let us know which it was as I'm a bit intrigued!

Hilton is def only 4 star. I thought of The Palace too but they don;t have a Spa and their pet policy is different- guide dogs only.

puffinmuffin

i would guess the radisson

MrTomato

It may not be the Hilton as the check in times are different.