Manchester Salford Quays

Great place to stay away from the centre of town. The docks are worth seeing. Ordsall Hall, a 600 year old Elizabethan house is a few minutes walk away, really worth seeing. Very good night's sleep, spotlessly clean. Lovely staff, good parking. A very good overall experience.

Our stay was very comfortable and we liked having a room looking out over Salford Quays. Very convenient for Old Trafford - can walk to the stadium. Beefeater next door needed more staff for service (afternoon) as quite a long wait and tables not being kept clean for next customers.

Good location and breakfast. A short walk away away from Salford Keys tram stop. 15 mins tram ride to Trafford Centre. 20 min walk to Old Trafford. Nearly walked past hotel as wasn't clearly signposted.

I treated my daughter for her birthday to tickets for Soccer Aid at Old Trafford. The Premier Inn was the obvious choice due to its proximity. I found the staff really friendly, welcoming and helpful. The breakfast in the Beefeater next door was excellent. For a one night stay you couldn’t get better.

A really good Premier Inn in a great location. We found the location excellent as it is in a relatively quiet spot where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city but is only a short tram ride into the centre. It is overlooking the quays and only a quick tram ride into the centre of Manchester. The staff were really friendly, helpful and welcoming. The beds were the usual Premier Inn comfort, the rooms spotlessly clean. Great having the Beefeater next door where we had a comprehensive cooked breakfast at a reasonable price, overlooking the quays. The staff in the restaurant were great too. The payable parking was a bit tight and the car park can get full quite quickly.

Having driven for six hours, I wanted to check into this hotel where I had reserved a room for £167 (which is pretty steep in the first place for a Premier Inn). On arrival at the hotel carpark it was absolute chaos cars everywhere! Some cars parked on curbs. Some cars parked outside of bays making it very difficult to navigate around the car park. After 20 minutes of waiting driving round the car park. I couldn’t find a space at all. There is no free parking anywhere in the vicinity either. As a result, I tried to cancel the room, but the receptionist was not authorised to refund my room charge and insisted that I called customer service (however, customer service for Premier Inn is only open during very limited office hours) So I’ve now had to book another hotel, 27 miles away And at an additional cost. I strongly recommend that Premier Inn are more transparent about the car park spaces. At this hotel, it’s a public carpark which they do mention on their website, but what they don’t mention is that the hotel restaurants next door also offers three hours of free parking and given its location not far from the Lowry people are using this car park and preventing residents from parking there. I love Premier Inns and stay there all the time, but this has been a really bad experience made worse by the fact I travel to 6 hours and then couldn’t stay here.

Nice enough hotel, though on the small side. Parking is also limited and pricey at £7 per 24 hours, paid in advance. We had a 3 night stay in a Premier Plus room. We would have stayed an extra night but weren't prepared to pay the extortionate £197.50 that they were asking. The Plus room was nice and quiet, with triple glazed windows. Whilst it had many nice touches and redeemable features, the pokey double bed was a let down. Premier Inn built their reputation on King sized Hypnos beds, guaranteeing a good night's sleep. It has been noticeable that they have downsized over the years. This is totally unacceptable. Realistically all the rooms in all their hotels should be done to this standard, without additional charges. By today's standards, King sized beds are so yesterday. Most of the main hotel chains now have super king beds, offering spacious comfort. They also need to get over their tightness with wi fi. The Plus rooms have ultimate wi fi for up to 3 devices. You get a different code for each day of your stay. It only worked for 1 device and we had to revisit reception to get a code for the 2nd device. Twice the codes didn't work, involving further trips to reception. Get your act together. Everyone should get top quality high speed wi fi free of charge and once you have signed in, it should automatically connect, whenever you enter the building, like their neighbours opposite at the Holiday Inn Express. Overall a decent enough hotel, spoiled by tight penny pinching measures.

Once again i return to this wonderfull area of Salford Quays, and of couse as usual i stayed on this Premier Inn. Always with a spotless room, fantastic staff that really care for the guest and good breakfast. So I will stronglaly recomend this Premier Inn and i will came back soon.

The hotel was lovely, check in was very easy the staff were super friendly qnd very efficient. The room was a good size had a TV and tea making facilities. The bathroom was lovely very clean enjoyed a lovely relaxing bath towels were also provided. The bed was one of the comfiest I have slept with really good comfy pillows and duvet, had the best night's sleep.