YHA Manchester Hostel
Manchester YHA
Potato Wharf
Castlefield
M34NB Manchester
England & Wales
Tel.
+44 161 839 9960
Fax.
+44 161 835 2054
Customer Rating
| 87% | |
| 86% | |
| 82% | |
| 84% | |
| 91% | |
| 83% |
Premiership football, designer shopping, fine museums, theatres and extreme sports are all near this canal-side purpose built Manchester hostel. YHA Manchester makes an ideal city break base or as a stopover en route to other parts of the North West and promises visitors a fun and stimulating stay.
Enjoy a pre-dinner drink in the bar, then people-watch from the restaurant window, or terrace, while you enjoy a tasty evening meal. YHA Manchester has 136 beds, in rooms with en-suite shower and toilet, and facilities include internet access/Wi-Fi, games room, TV, laundry, self-catering kitchen, restaurant, café and wheelchair facilities. Breakfast is not included in the overnight price.
Enjoy a pre-dinner drink in the bar, then people-watch from the restaurant window, or terrace, while you enjoy a tasty evening meal. YHA Manchester has 136 beds, in rooms with en-suite shower and toilet, and facilities include internet access/Wi-Fi, games room, TV, laundry, self-catering kitchen, restaurant, café and wheelchair facilities. Breakfast is not included in the overnight price.
Hostel bed capacity
| Beds per room: |  |
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Total beds |
| Number of rooms: | 30 | 4 | 136 |
Opening times
| Opening times (daily/weekly): | 24 hours |
| Opening times (over the year): | open all year |
Street Map and Route Planning
Directions
| Bus: | 200m No 33 from Piccadilly Railway Station |
| Parking: | At hostel |
| Location: | City Centre |
| Rail: | 500m G-MEX Metro 1km Manchester Piccadilly |
| Airport: | 15km Manchester - train to Piccadilly |
Attractions
 | Cultural centre nearby | | Museums/art galleries nearby |
| City centre location | | Main attractions nearby |
| Nightlife nearby | | Restaurants nearby |
| Shopping centre/market nearby | | Meet other travellers! Read their tips for things to do in Manchester YHA |
Facilities
 | Discounts and concessions available |  | Family rooms available |
 | Suitable for wheelchair users |  | Hostel open 24h |
 | Lift |  | TV room |
 | Self-catering kitchen |  | Groups welcome |
 | Common room(s) |  | Sheets in price |
 | Travel/Tour bureau |  | Laundry facilities |
 | Internet access |  | Credit card accepted |
 | Café/Bar |  | Meals available |
 | Games room |  | Individual traveller welcome |
 | Luggage Store |  | Lockers available |
 | Garden |  | Rates include local tax |
 | Cycle store at Hostel |
Customer Reviews Manchester YHA
| 15 Jan 2012 Yook, South Korea | 87% | |
| breack fast is very very good.
and steps also were kind | ||
| 22 Dec 2011 Claudia, England & Wales | 63% | |
| The room smelled awfal (like damp). The reception was beutiful and comfortable, but the room was terrible. | ||
| 19 Nov 2011 Ezequiel, Argentina | 90% | |
| Is quiere far from the center. And for that money the breakfast must be included. The kitchen was dirty. Then everithing great | ||
| 17 Nov 2011 Josef, Mexico | 100% | |
| Every time i come back i feel like home, very good vibe, delicious breakfasts and the staff is amazing! The location is very inspiring and motivated. Castlefield ROCKS! | ||
| 11 Nov 2011 Simon, England & Wales | 100% | |
| This is my third stay at YHA Manchester and it never disappoints. Due to a mobility problem, I always email the hostel beforehand to ask for a low bunk which is never a problem. The rooms are clean and the bunks comfortable. The breakfast is second to none with plenty of choice and the staff are exeptionally helpful It's proximity to the city centre makes YHA Manchester an ideal place to stay. | ||
| 10 Aug 2011 Lyn, Australia | 100% | |
| As we were there the night of the riots we didn't leave the hostel, so can't comment on the location (other then was fairly easy to find with GPS) | ||
| 05 Aug 2011 Kirk, Australia | 80% | |
| In a year of travel it is the first time I had to pay for WiFi and the breakfast seemed expensive. | ||
| 12 Jul 2011 Alison, USA | 90% | |
| I loved everything about this hostel--location, staff, cleanliness--except the night's sleep. My adult roommates did not have a handle on the hostel etiquette for coming in late and sharing a small 4-bed room. I went to bed at 11p--early flight in the morning. They turned on lights, whispered long conversations and generally were not very considerate for about an hour in the wee hours. I put my pillow over my head and put in earplugs but... I find I prefer the larger dorms--spaces folks out better usually and easier to get sleep, ironically. The 4-bed rooms (the majority at this hostel) are pretty tight, with an ensuite that seems nice until you have to listen to everyone using it in such small confines. Oh, and the kitchen space is pretty minimal with just a tiny fridge and no other food storage space. Just one dining table for kitchen area. This is an "eat-out" hostel, clearly. Staff were very good. | ||
| 10 Jul 2011 Dineke, Netherlands | 87% | |
| we had a good time, but didn´t like the complementary costs: 5 (!) pounds for breakfast, 5 pounds for internet access on your phone, 2 or 3 pounds for a locker on the day you checked out... alltogether this makes it a rather expensive hostel | ||
| 27 Jun 2011 Juliana, Brazil | 100% | |
| Very good. I recommend. | ||
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