Premier Inn Manchester City Centre Princess Street
Let’s be honest: Premier Inn rooms are a masterclass in pragmatic design. The Hypnos bed is the undisputed headliner—it’s a cloud disguised as a mattress. You’ll sleep like you’ve been paid for it, which is exactly the point.
You won’t find a mini-bar or a marble bathroom, but you will find a spotless, air-conditioned room with a decent work desk and a TV that actually works. The shower is powerful enough to wash off a whole day of exploring. It’s a reset button disguised as a bathroom.
Practical tip: Book a Premier Plus room if you crave a bit more space and a proper armchair. It’s a small upgrade that makes working from your room feel less like a chore and more like a luxury.
The Breakfast That Defines Your Day
Breakfast here is a unlimited buffet that doesn’t mess about. Think crispy bacon, proper sausages, and scrambled eggs that aren’t sad. There’s also the continental option—fresh fruit, pastries, and yoghurt—if you’re feeling less greasy-spoon.
The real move? The “all-you-can-eat” continental + cooked combo. Grab a plate of eggs, then follow it up with a pain au chocolat. No judgment. You’re on holiday (or a work trip pretending to be one).
Is there a bar or lounge at Premier Inn Manchester City Centre
Cultural note: Mancunians take their breakfast seriously. This hotel’s Thyme restaurant does it justice, offering a Full English that would earn a nod from a local cabbie. Pair it with a proper cup of Yorkshire Tea, and you’re ready to conquer the city.