ibis budget Manchester Centre Pollard Street in Manchester

It bad the toilet smell Under the bed, uncomfortable it make my back pain and I couldn’t sleep all night, and we don’t think we’re gonna come back To stay again, it is a shame it could make it better than this

1 -be nice to have walking directions from Piccadilly rail station or a link ,

2. On arrival reception was ok ,checked you in gave you room key and advised about departure ,nothing about amenities be ridges etc etc 

3. The room was fair  compact n basic 

4. No kettle ?? Why we are British and like cup off tea ,how does one start the day ?? 

5. Shore -simple caravan style ,not a problem until you have a shower the water came out under the door and soaked floor ,had to dry up with mat /towels surely the bottom off the door should have a rubber seal on edge to avoid water leakage ,easily fixed !!! Or is that standard 

6.tv remote very dodgy could switch on/off ended up switching tv off at plug poor to reset …… well maybe remote needs new batteries ??? 

Continue when switching pier off behind the tv it is absolutely filthy with dirt dust ,don’t think a feather duster been there for years with the muck 


7 the bed was ok to sleep on however every time you sat up your head bumped on the light switch waking up your partner ,room was stuffy and cold ,I had air con unit on but that was noisy just managed 2hrs sleep so exhausted the day following .

This hotel is absolutely awful. It's even smaller than a UK en-suite dorm room. The bathroom light is motion-sensored, are they afraid you'll fall asleep on the toilet or something? All the lights are terribly designed too – it's all one-button control. If you want to leave just a small light on, you'll find yourself blinded. It's either all on or all off, completely lacking any human touch. A 26-inch suitcase barely fits, and it's not even cheap. It's not close to the train station either; they say it's 700 meters, but it ended up being over a kilometer. Pushing a ton of luggage late at night on a dark, uneven road almost made me break down. The lobby doesn't even have a sofa or water. I went to use the restroom in the lobby and found it also had a motion-sensored light; I had to move around and make noise halfway through. It was so ridiculous it was funny.

The mango sticky rice in the picture is from a place called Trythai – supposedly a dessert. It was incredibly sickly sweet, to the point of being inedible. Manchester itself left a really bad impression. There's nothing to do, nothing to see. I never want to go back to this terrible city.