Stockport Central hotel

We had difficulty finding the hotel as there are two postcodes online. We ended up in an office block car park down the road but with the help,of a friendly local we found our way. Use the pub name (The Old Rectory) for navigation. On arrival we were very happy with the car parking. There was loads of space. We were travelling as a family of 4 - 2 adults and 2 children aged 9 &6 and we were allocated a family room in the annex. It was basic but massive. We were really surprised by the space. Both children had their own bed and even with three beds in the room there was lots of space. It was 30 degrees or more during our stay but the location of the room and the fact that it had three windows which could be left open meant it was comfortable. We were also provided with a fan. We were provided with towels and a kettle. The only items we missed were flannels. The restaurant is in a separate building in the on-site pub. The food is basic pub food. We enjoyed what we had and felt it was value for money. It was very quiet at night and we slept very well. The hot breakfast was freshly cooked and well made. The continental offering would benefit from a coffee machine, and some fresh fruit salad. Staff were really friendly, and we felt very welcome. The grounds are lovely, especially the beer garden and conservatory in the restaurant but the whole hotel feels a little tired and needs some basic maintenance e.g. paint touch ups here and there, grass cutting, weeding and conservatory windows cleaned, cleaning down the steps towards the town to show it off to its full potential. This is a budget hotel, which offers good value in a great town location. We had never visited Stockport before and loved the Saturday market and the quaintness of the town. We would stay again.

We arrived quite late cycling up a huge hill to get to the Stockport Premier Inn as part of the Trans-Pennine Trail. Getting there was a pain but when we did we were greeted by friendly staff and a lovely premises. And we were exhausted. As is the case with all Premier Inns, you can store your bike in your room so we did. The rooms were flawless. Spotless. Comfortable beds. Everything was absolutely great. In the morning we came down for breakfast and were surprised by the huge, expansive breakfast area. Whilst the food and drink was standard fare by Premier Inn, the area was... well... stunning quite honestly. Of the four places our party stayed on the Trans-Pennine Trail, we all agreed this was the best of all four. Definitely worth a visit and definitely cyclist friendly.

rooms were clean and we had a very restful stay even though the weather was very hot. the rooms had fans and cold water was provided. the free parking was also a bonus.

Room cleanliness was terrible, mouldy net curtains, mould traveling on walls, water pressure shocking in shower and bathroom sink. Room uncomfortably hot and air con not working so no way to cool it down. Open the windows you can hear the tv for planes passing. Stood and reception for 10 mins waiting to speak to staff at checkout no one there. Evening meal was terrible, which kids meal we received a disgusting mouldy corn on the cob, very visible but still served mouldy side down. Chips on all plates were still frozen in the middle. When complained to staff member she reply with an “oh” no apology or cover for something else. Drinks were fine, however make sure you’re not in a rush as it took about 10/15 for 4 drink to be made as one staff member taking food orders as well as on the bar. Restaurant cleanliness was very low, tables covered with dirty dishes from the minute we arrived in still there when we left. Carpet in need of a food hoover, more food on that than on our plates. Will not return

Great hotel have stopped before and is still as good as first time ,Great service very friendly staff free carpark and pub attached.