Hotels in Mottram St. Andrew ab 34 €

"War alles perfekt, nette Personal. Tip toppppp"

"It is a hostel."

"Toller Blick"

"Overall, a really pleasant stay in a good location with an excellent breakfast and a great pool area! You can tell that the hotel is now 20 years old, but also that it was a very high-quality hotel back then. The rooms are stylishly furnished and have a great view. However, as is typical for its age, there are no power outlets by the bed and some of the furnishings are a little worn. But that's to be expected, it's not new. The staff were consistently very friendly and helpful. The pool area is very clean, well organized, and in good condition. The breakfast offers an exceptionally wide selection and the breakfast area in the Podium Restaurant is stylish. In winter, however, it can be quite cold there. It's best to bring a light jacket. The location is excellent. A train station with direct connections to the airport or Liverpool is only a few minutes' walk away. There are also many restaurants, pubs, and a supermarket. I never felt uncomfortable in Deansgate. Would come again and recommend the hotel."

"Das personal war sehr freundlich Das Zimmer war sauber aber sehr klein, ohne Fenster welche man öffnen kann und die Matratze abgenutzt."

"Room was good. Excellent Service 24/7 especially from Joseph from Cameroon👍"

"Champneys Mottram Hall – Wellness Retreat or Overpriced Sauna? We were really looking forward to a relaxing night at Champneys Mottram Hall. For over £200 a night, you’d expect comfort. Instead, we got a masterclass in how not to do hospitality. We asked to see a room first — after reading quite a few bad reviews (which turned out to be accurate). The room they showed us was fine… but then it wasn’t available anymore. So we booked another one, slightly cheaper, still overpriced. It wasn’t even ready, despite being listed as available online. We were sent to the restaurant to wait, where the only food was burgers and fries — at a wellness resort. Classy. When we finally got the room key, we stepped into what felt like a furnace — at least 40°C, no air conditioning, barely openable windows, and a tiny desk fan trying to cool it down. Outside the window? A wall of deafening industrial ventilators. The room was loud, boiling, and totally unfit for sleep or rest. If I wanted to be roasted alive next to jet engines, I’d have booked a Ryanair tarmac picnic. Save your money. This isn’t luxury — it’s a loud, sweaty disappointment dressed up as a spa break. "