I have visited the bar in Manchester Malmaison on several occasions because I love the contemporary but 1920's inspired decor and the cosy atmosphere. But over and above that the cocktail list is the best I've seen anywhere ,from Cosmopolitans to Tom Collins and everything in between , each ... Read review
Opposite Manchester Piccadily Station, this beautifully converted Victorian warehouse ... more
hosts stylish, boutique, city-centre accommodation.Malmaison Manchester is both classic and contemporary. Stunning, individually designed rooms and suites have luxuri...
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Malmaison Manchester is slap bang in the middle of the city only minutes walk from ... more
Piccadilly station Chinatown Canal Street and retail therapy Amid the bustle relax in our striking individually designed rooms many in stunning red black and cream...
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Advantages: Modern, funky, good value Disadvantages: Small rooms
...visited the bar in Manchester Malmaison on several occasions because I love the contemporary but 1920's inspired decor and the cosy atmosphere. But over and above that the cocktail list is the best I've seen anywhere ,from Cosmopolitans to Tom Collins and everything in between , each one made from scratch with fresh juices and garnishings, fabulous. It doesn't come cheap though with the classic cocktails starting at around £8 and a glass of champagne ... ...I would be staying at Malmaison Manchester for work I was very happy , but wondered if the rest of the hotel would live up to expectations. The room rate was £125 per night for a standard double room. Check in was smooth and the staff were very friendly and plentiful. I was given a room on the top floor which was small but perfectly formed. Very comtemporary and sleek without being too stark, and actually the size of the room made it quite cosy. ... more
I have visited the bar in Manchester Malmaison on several occasions because I love the contemporary but 1920's inspired decor and the cosy atmosphere. But over and above that the cocktail list is the best I've seen anywhere ,from Cosmopolitans to Tom Collins and everything in between , each one made from scratch with fresh juices and garnishings, fabulous. It doesn't come cheap though with the classic cocktails starting at around £8 and a glass of champagne (the house champagne is veuve cliqot) about the same. Great for a few pre dinner drinks to get you in the mood for a lovely night out.
Because of this when I found out I would be staying at Malmaison Manchester for work I was very happy , but wondered if the rest of the hotel would live up to expectations. The room rate was £125 per night for a standard double room. Check in was smooth and the staff were very friendly and plentiful. I was given a room on the top floor which was small but perfectly formed. Very comtemporary and sleek without being too stark, and actually the size of the room made it quite cosy. All mod cons included , CD , TV, DSL, Power shower, Iron, tea and coffee, safe and laundry service. I happened to be staying during a rare heatwave and the air conditioning was the best I've come across - very controlable to get the right temperature. The minibar is well stocked with chocolate and wine, coke and juices etc. but has the obligatory high price tag as well. The best part was the little touches that really make Malmaison stand out for me , the card encouraging you to take the toiletries and the delivery of fresh milk for your tea in the morning, and the CD playing when you arrive back to your room.
I had breakfast every day which was excellent with a choice of cooked (traditional english, eggs benedict, smoked salmon) or continental (gorgeous fresh fruit and juices plus big choice of breads and cereals). We also had dinner there one night which was superb , in fact we only just got in because people travel from far to come to eat there.
All in all a wonderful stay and I would highly reccomend this hotel, in fact Malmaison is quickly becoming my new favourite thing!
Advantages: great looking hotel with lots of little extras Disadvantages: no carpark - had to pay £30 for 2 nights stay
The exciting first weekend away with my new lovely boyfriend, where did we go? Up to Manchester, staying in the Malmaison hotel in Piccadilly, Manchester city centre. A good location for the shops and nightlife.
It is a stunning looking hotel both externally and internally. Extremely modern and eye-catching. Inside the décor is quite gothic in taste, but in a sexy, french style. Black marble, red and purple fabrics and features.
The double standard room we stayed in was large and the bed was even bigger! It had all of the usual bits and bobs, but also includes a massively stocked minibar with several bottles of Malmaison own wine, chocolate and jelly beans! A smart little CD player was a great extra too.
The bar had great snack food and seductive cocktails and friendly staff. We didn?t experience the in-house restaurant ...
