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"The apartment was nice enough and very clean. Basic, but nice. The building is very old and is advertised as being strong on security. However, the main door was open for anyone to walk in throughout our three-night stay. The only thing stopping anyone walking into the building and to our room was the lock on our bedroom door. We reported this issue through our intermediary booking agent Hotels.com. The bed was too soft for us unfortunately, although we accept this is personal choice. The lack of bedside cabinets was disappoionting - nowhere to put anything at the side of the bed. TV remote was not working initially, but with a moving around of the batteries, it then worked OK. We were happy with the comms before we left as we asked for an additional night by email and were given all the information needed to book the extra night, including the information to access the building and our room."

"Room was stunning plenty of room to move about. Staff at reception came straight up with 2 more pillows. Ideal location & so quiet. Definitely stay again. Only negative i could say is could do with some chopped up fruit for yoghurt & some bacon"

"Nise stay clean room and friendly staff"

"Great breakfast and hotel in general, the only thing wrong was the cans of water in the room were awful..... please use bottles."

"Hotel needs refurbishment"

"Stayed for a night while at a gig, the room was spacious and the bed was comfortable. The bathroom was decently sized too."

"good service"

"Room maids do a fantastic job and are so helpful. Good sized rooms and a wide choice at breakfast. The date of the Man Utd game change and Hotel Football was sold out for Mon 27th April before we could add a night. Shame as we would loved to have stayed the night of the game. Thank you Hotel Football, we’ll be back!"

"The air temperature control is a major issue—it keeps turning off on its own, and there’s no way to restart it. You’re left waiting for it to come back on, which can be very uncomfortable. Having a fan in the room would at least help as a backup. Overall, Media City really needs more quality luxury hotel options."