Manchester (Cheadle) hotel

We have just checked in with Christina in Cheadle and she was so helpful and so kind. I cannot say thank you enough. I highly recommend.

The room was grubby and not well maintained - some lights didn't work, bathroom seals mouldy, damaged table leg, hair in sink on arrival, stained toilet seat. Kids camp bed that was placed in room didn't fit due to side unit being at the head end preventing it being placed at the wall. We requested 7am breakfast when asked upon arrival, but the lady working did not greet us at 7am as they were not there until 7.05. Hot food from the cook still being prepared at 7.20, meaning we didn't have the full breakfast as we were waiting on items such as eggs etc to be made. Smokers right outside our room window which was the entrance to hotel. Even with window closed the smell entered the room. Peephole in door damaged so potential for someone to look in. Noisy corridor - was woken up twice during the night to slamming doors. I have stayed in at least 10 premier inns and this was the worst by quite a long way. It did not meet the standard of the others.

A wonderful hotel in a great location. Staff are amazing and friendly (especially Beth, Idrat, and Alex. Every hotel needs these people!) Quiet, cozy. Highly recommended!

We had been let down by our original hotel, which we'd booked for the night before we went on holiday for a week, flying from Manchester. Christine and Amy who were on reception that night could see I was in a distressed state, they were absolutely amazing and so helpful. Everything was sorted with no fuss, and we had a room for the night, thanks to them!

Typical Premier Inn. Friendly staff and clean rooms conveniently located to the business parks. Breakfast is nice. There is a little noise from air traffic but windows have additional glazing to keep to a minimum. WiFi was very poor though - even regular emails / messages were slow. It was unusable and unfortunately mobile reception is not great either. Price is expensive for what you get but I guess that's what you pay for being relatively near an airport.