Atrium Serviced Apartments Atrium By BridgeStreet

Hotel

My partner and I have stayed here on numerous occasions. The location is perfect for shopping and leisure, easy access to almost anywhere. The staff are really friendly, great rooms and good prices.

Good: Central location, the rooms are well equipped for an apartment. Dishwasher/washing machine etc. If you are going to cook, you only have use of a convection microwave. The shower pressure and heat is great, bath not so much. The apartment has its own water tank so it's not an endless supply. Surprisingly quiet. Bad: The bed is rock solid! I like a firm bed, but this would be awful for anyone who wants soft/medium. It was like sleeping on a wooden pallet. The sofa was well worn. The building is a bit of a maze to get around, very tight corridors. Overall, this is a ok place, it's clean, tidy and close to everything. Would I stay again? Maybe but only if the price was right?

Well stocked and clean apartment. Great location Good value for money.

I like the fact that you get a whole apartment — bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and lounge. Means I can make breakfast, and dinner if I like. When I've stayed here before its always been very comfortable and the staff are very helpful. Unfortunately this time the bed is very hard, which is why I've docked a star. But the rooms are always clean, well appointed and being associated with the uni gets us a great rate.

Very good service but not really comfortable beds lol.

Our 3rd time at The Atrium, good place. Very central location, close to most everything in Manchester center. Very service minded staff, helpful and reliable. The apartments we have rented have been clean every time, equipped with all that you need for a stay. We will stay here again. Standard of the building is a good mix, so expect some narrow corridors and interesting elevators, take it with a smile, your in England and I belive it's listed building so expect some creaking and wear, it's a charm. Given you're central down town, with lot of pubs, clubs etc in the neighborhood, some sounds from the night life must also be expected.

Great place. Stayed in a studio apartment for a week with my bf. Very clean and the staff was nice. Didn't have a car so I didn't have to worry about parking (our neighbors car got broken into though). Very close to Manchester Piccadilly and city center. Honestly you can get a tram any where. Sainsburys is about a 3/4 block away. Right across the street from the Gay village. Also great canal walk right next to the village.

Great apartments shame about the noise from outside.

In the Centre of Manchester, very well equipped, clean, very comfortable bed, the kitchen very british. The normal common areas and the very cordial attention of employees.

Excellent location for a stay in Manchester city centre. I visited some friends who'd booked a 1-bed apartment here for a night out in the city. The entrance looks really impressive, and the apartment itself was clean and had everything you'd need, but the corridors are a little narrow — my friends complained about trying to get their big suitcases through the tiny doors! If you're driving, it's worth knowing that the entrance is on a busy one-way street — if you don't know the area you may find yourself having to go round a few times! There's an NCP car park just round the corner but it's quite expensive.

Well, without a doubt the location is great. However, there are some issues with the hotel. For the price you pay, you'd expect free breakfast, or at least free internet. No. You have to pay £7 per day for breakfast and £6 per day for the internet or £18 per week, which is ridiculous. I am staying in the one bedroom flat, which is clean. I have a feeling they won't come to clean the room until I check out but you can rent a cleaning service for £20 as I saw at the reception. So, I wouldn't stay here again for the above reasons. I am a smoker and I would expect to be able to open windows so I can smoke by the window but you can't do that either.

Just spent a week in apartment 204 — superb. Only downside (and I presume that this is because it's a listed building) — windows are crap (old, wooden, draughty and noisy). I regularly have to spend time in Manchester, and will stay here again.