We Stayed in this Travel Lodge as other guests had, to go to the Take That Concert and found the hotel to be very good value very central and our family room was huge, it included tea and coffee a kettle ,colour TV,our room had a view over the canal we stayed for 2 nights and the room was very quiet at night.
As there was 3 of us in this family room it worked out at about £23.00 each a night, i think this is fantastic value for a city hotel and would stay again.

My husband and i went to this travelodge basically because it was very close to the MEN arena to see take that. It was 5 mins walk. The rooms which are pictured on trip advisor as correct. They do however have tea making facilities and coffee. We were charged £61.00 for the night and was well worth it. The beds were so comfy, i didnt want to get out. We were told some of the cast of Coronation Street went there, so we knew it would be ok. Staff on reception were curtious, and the breakfast was all you could eat for £7 pp, very nice too. Breakfast consists of usual juices, all varieties of tea, scrambled egg, sausage, mushrooms, toms, bread, and cereal.

My daughter loves travelodges, i know why, very warm, cosy, hot water and quiet. Yes we would stay again when coming up for a gig. You will not find anywhere nearer to the arena.

Stayed the night for Take That concert at MEN arena ,5 mins walk from MEN so very handy .
Arrived at teatime and was offered a twin room instead of the double one that was booked . Reception man was very helpful and pleasant so we decided to go for the twin room .
Room had disabled access so it was very spacious - twin beds - sofa - flat screen tv - coffee/tea making facilities with kettle. No problems with stay - bed was sooo comfy good nights sleep .No noise at night would definately return.

Reception staff are for the most part surly at best and rude at worst.

These hotels are cheap but clean; when you stay in a UK Travelodge you know you are not getting a bargain, rather you're paying top dollar, for a room which frankly is rather depressing.
The room seems to have all the right inclusions yet overall the place feels like a boy scout camp.

We planned to spend our last day wandering around the Arndale shopping mall but the hotel WILL NOT STORE ANY LUGGAGE!

So we abandoned Manchester and got the early bus to Liverpool; what choice did we have, with 3 heavy suitcases?