Manchester

I stayed for 1 night, & thought it was quite nice. The staff were very friendly & polite. Didn't have the breakfast though, too expensive.

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stayed 2 weeks ago and found the hotel to be wierd. when you walk into reception, it looks like a five star hotel until u get out the lift, the corridors are smelly and the carpet is stained, (as with the rooms) old fashioned bed linin with stined under covers. Restaurant too small for the size of the hotel, its like a school dinner set up, and the taste and quality of the food reflects this. i have stayed with premier inn a few times, even though premier in is basic, the decor and bedrooms are very clean and moder. i would not stay at the jurys inn again.

Agree with the other reviews and I stayed at the Jurys Inn in November 2007. Very simple hotel that's a bit nicer than your average budget hotel, but great location and we walked along and down Oxford Road. Rooms were fine, size was average (not really that special) and the service downstairs at the hotel reception was prompt.

A modest hotel with moderate prices which is ideal for short stays in Manchester. Very close to Deansgate Locks and actually not that far from the city centre either.

I don't think the Jurys is that bad, I stayed last weekend for two nights and although the staff were a bit slow I think they were very busy. The breakfast situation wasn't ideal for us either, there should at least be some kind of table reservation or someone from the hotel should be there to set things up but I was happy with the price. I might try one of the Ibis next time I come to Manchester but I'm sure Ill be back at the Jurys Inn.

An interesting hotel. On the surface VFM but then one finds the down sides, no ironing facilities en-suite. A run down converted storeroom is laughably given over to two ironing boards and two dilapidated irons. No taps providing water for the irons so BYOB The combined heating/aircon system is difficult to operate but the breakfasts are the weirdest part. Only a milk jug and cruet set are on the table, all cutlery, cups, saucers etc have to be sourced by the customer. Once you have made up your table you can then go back and enjoy a fairly bog standard breakfast assuming that you still have a table to sit at. Twice eejits sat at the table I was in the process of setting up!

Cheap and cheerful, great location. More expensive than a Premier Lodge/Ibis but the standard of service is much improved.