Trafford Hall Hotel

Overall a mixed experience to say the least. I didn’t expect much for £28 for a room. I even got a decent selection of biscuits in my room. But when I got woken up at 6am with the Air Ventilation mains directly outside my window, the chances of a much needed lie in had faded.
Worse more, I only realised that the window next to the unit was wide open. So when I’d made the effort of crawling out of my pit, I’d found that the noise could of been eliminated a little.
I checked out of reception at around 8.50am to be told that I had missed breakfast. I mentioned the air ventilation unit. Only to be told that, it would of gone off at 6.45.
Oh well, I know for next time!

Oh dear.
My twin room for single occupancy was on the 2^nd flootr up several flights of stairs whose carpet was held together with black gaffer tape. The room was ok size wise once I had squeezed passed the TV, but there was no curtain at the window (something not resolved although I cpomplained) and on the second night I had no heating until late on. The bed was TINY for my tall frame and the sheets refused to stay tucked in. All the fittings had seen better days, mand the carpet had some unidentifyable stains, but as I am no CSI I was unwilling to test the matter to find it’s origin. The staff were lovely however, and tried their best despite the awfulness. Breakfast was basic, nothing to eat in the evening neareby unless you like kebab, chicken or pizza or you manage to get to Lidl before closing or the pub before 6pm. (Tumbleweed rolled through the door ahead of me as I went to the bar to ask, and I felt all eyes on me when I spoke. DON’T GO ONTO THE MOORS!)

23 Talbot Road,
Manchester
M16 0PE
1 618 487 791
This hotel looks pretty impressive in its huge building. The building is a very grand old victorian mansion.
While it is kept very clean and tidy and the reception is very impressive im afraid the bedroom was dissapointing. The room smelt very musty and old but it was clean and tidy. We had booked a twin room but were lucky and got a bigger one with three beds. Also the rooms are all ensuite but again the bathroom was disappointing — when we went in the shower curtain was drawn and we kept it that way as the bath was very mucky and stained. The toilet area was nice and clean though and they had put out some very clean white towels and free toiletries.
The bedding was fresh and clean and the beds themselves were very comfortable. After a hard day on our feet we were glad for the lovely bed. There was also a tv and couch in the room and tea and coffee making facilities and a phone.
The room we booked included breakfast and we were very impressed with it. It was cooked by a young boy with another young lad serving and they were both very pleasant and friendly and had a good chat to us. The food was yummy — i had the full breakfast and the sausages were simply gorgeous.
It only cost us £30 for the night bed and breakfast and i thought this was a bargain. Check in is at 1pm each day and check out by 11.30am the next day.