Pros

  • Centrally located near popular night spots
  • Rooms come with tea- and coffee-making facilities, and flat-screen TVs
  • Free Wi-Fi available throughout
  • Guests who book directly with the hotel get a free muffin and bottle of wine
  • Low-price vouchers available for full-English breakfast at nearby cafe
  • Luggage storage available
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Cons

  • Street noise, especially on weekends, despite soundproofing
  • Breakfast not included, and is served off-site
  • Rooms are small
  • No on-site bar or cafe
  • No bathtubs or mini-fridges in rooms
  • Windows Economy Rooms don't open
  • No on-site parking
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Bottom Line

Le Ville Hotel is a 24-room budget property located on Canal Street in central Manchester, in the heart of the city’s Gay Village. This is also the center of the city’s vibrant party scene, making the hotel popular with party-goers -- be aware that weekends can get especially noisy. Le Ville's location commands high room rates, but other budget hotels offer better value. Travelers might want to consider the Premier Inn Manchester City Centre Portland Street, which has an on-site restaurant and bar,  a “Quiet Time” policy, and good online deals. Gardens Hotel is another good budget choice, with much larger rooms than at Le Ville Hotel.

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Amenities

  • Cribs
  • Internet

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Scene

Popular with party-goers, especially on weekends

Le Ville Hotel occupies an attractive, two-story red brick building on a scenic tree-lined street next to a canal. Clean-lined interiors are chicly decorated in a low-key colorful style: The red-and-white walls in the lobby contrast with the slate-gray tile floors, and the bright-red faux-leather sofas create a cheerful, laid-back, playful ambience. Clientele varies from week to weekend. Many business and leisure travelers stay here midweek, when nights are reasonably quiet. Weekends, however, draw party going-couples seeking to stay in the heart of the action. 

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Location

Centrally located on Canal Street, the heart of the city’s Gay Village

Le Ville Hotel is conveniently located on the banks of the canal -- right in the heart of the city’s gay neighborhood. Many of the city’s tourist sights are easily reachable on foot or by public transport. Picadilly train station, where the Metroshuttle city bus stops, is a five-minute walk from the hotel, and the Central Coach Station, where long-distance buses arrive and depart, is a two-minute walk away. Manchester Airport is about a 20-minute drive, depending on traffic, or 28-minute train trip from Picadilly station.

  • Five-minute walk to Manchester Art Gallery
  • Six-minute walk to The Palace Theatre
  • 10-minute walk to Arndale Shopping Center
  • 14-minute drive to Manchester Arena and Old Trafford Football Stadium
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Rooms

Small, simple, functional rooms decorated in a cheerful style

The 24 guest rooms are simple, clean, bright and cheery -- but small. Painted in bright yellows and reds, rooms are highlighted by deep-pink accents echoed in the curtains and bed linens, and have carpeting or laminate flooring. But space is at a premium -- beds take up most of the square footage, and rooms feel cramped. Standard Rooms are a bit larger than the Economy Rooms, which are on lower floors and get the least amount of light; plus, their windows can't be opened, which can make them especially uncomfortable in the summer. King Rooms are the largest, but they have only a bit more space. Bathrooms, while modern, are small, with shower stalls only -- no bathtubs, but they come with hairdryers and toiletries. All rooms include electric kettles for tea and coffee, free Wi-Fi,  32-inch flat-screen TVs, and mood lighting. Noise from the nearby bars and clubs can be a disturbance, especially on weekends.

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Features

Free Wi-Fi throughout; breakfast served off-site for an extra fee

Le Ville Hotel is a budget hotel, which welcomes guests who book directly through their website with a free bottle of wine and a muffin on arrival. While the hotel has no breakfast room, guests can purchase vouchers for a full English breakfast at a bargain price, which is served at the cozy Olive Cafe a few doors away. The hotel also offers luggage storage, laundry, dry cleaning, ironing facilities, photocopying, and concierge service. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

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Scene

Popular with party-goers, especially on weekends

Le Ville Hotel occupies an attractive, two-story red brick building on a scenic tree-lined street next to a canal. Clean-lined interiors are chicly decorated in a low-key colorful style: The red-and-white walls in the lobby contrast with the slate-gray tile floors, and the bright-red faux-leather sofas create a cheerful, laid-back, playful ambience. Clientele varies from week to weekend. Many business and leisure travelers stay here midweek, when nights are reasonably quiet. Weekends, however, draw party going-couples seeking to stay in the heart of the action. 

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Location

Centrally located on Canal Street, the heart of the city’s Gay Village

Le Ville Hotel is conveniently located on the banks of the canal -- right in the heart of the city’s gay neighborhood. Many of the city’s tourist sights are easily reachable on foot or by public transport. Picadilly train station, where the Metroshuttle city bus stops, is a five-minute walk from the hotel, and the Central Coach Station, where long-distance buses arrive and depart, is a two-minute walk away. Manchester Airport is about a 20-minute drive, depending on traffic, or 28-minute train trip from Picadilly station.

  • Five-minute walk to Manchester Art Gallery
  • Six-minute walk to The Palace Theatre
  • 10-minute walk to Arndale Shopping Center
  • 14-minute drive to Manchester Arena and Old Trafford Football Stadium
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Rooms

Small, simple, functional rooms decorated in a cheerful style

The 24 guest rooms are simple, clean, bright and cheery -- but small. Painted in bright yellows and reds, rooms are highlighted by deep-pink accents echoed in the curtains and bed linens, and have carpeting or laminate flooring. But space is at a premium -- beds take up most of the square footage, and rooms feel cramped. Standard Rooms are a bit larger than the Economy Rooms, which are on lower floors and get the least amount of light; plus, their windows can't be opened, which can make them especially uncomfortable in the summer. King Rooms are the largest, but they have only a bit more space. Bathrooms, while modern, are small, with shower stalls only -- no bathtubs, but they come with hairdryers and toiletries. All rooms include electric kettles for tea and coffee, free Wi-Fi,  32-inch flat-screen TVs, and mood lighting. Noise from the nearby bars and clubs can be a disturbance, especially on weekends.

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Features

Free Wi-Fi throughout; breakfast served off-site for an extra fee

Le Ville Hotel is a budget hotel, which welcomes guests who book directly through their website with a free bottle of wine and a muffin on arrival. While the hotel has no breakfast room, guests can purchase vouchers for a full English breakfast at a bargain price, which is served at the cozy Olive Cafe a few doors away. The hotel also offers luggage storage, laundry, dry cleaning, ironing facilities, photocopying, and concierge service. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

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Amenities

  • Airport Transportation

  • Basic Television

  • Cabanas

  • Cable

  • Concierge

  • Cribs

  • Dry Cleaning

  • Free Breakfast

  • Internet

  • Kids Allowed

  • Laundry

  • Meeting / Conference Rooms

  • Poolside Drink Service

  • Room Service

  • Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space

  • Swim-Up Bar

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