Old Trafford Stadium Hotel

The pictures on booking.com don’t match this apartment, and it wasn’t worth the money. The TV didn’t work, the floor was coming up, there was mould, and the ceiling was cracking. One door wouldn’t lock unless held shut by a table, and the bathroom door didn’t lock either. The shower blocked after five minutes because the drainage was poor. I saw two mice, and one came into the room. I’d upload pictures and videos, but can’t do that here. Please don’t book.

Walking through the stands, tunnel and dressing rooms was a memorable part of my visit to Old Trafford Stadium. The tour was immersive, informative and well organised, with great insight into the club’s legacy. The atmosphere was outstanding, and the stadium’s history and heritage came through throughout the visit. A world-class experience and a must-visit for football fans and visitors.

The room was clean and the bathroom was in good condition, but the triple room had a regular double bed, not the bigger one I expected. The third person got a sofa bed, which is fine for a child but not an adult. Breakfast cost £15 per person and was standard fare: eggs, mushrooms, beans, hash browns, and bacon if you wanted it. Pastries went quickly, so get up early. Coffee was okay, and there wasn’t much choice of juice. Getting up early should help with that too.

Cheap hotel, but the room faced a main road and was noisy. The heating was rubbish, so wrap up warm. The bathroom fan ran all night and had no cord or button to turn it off. When you phone the guy looking after the hotel, you get abuse down the line.