No signage to where the hotel entrance is. Doorman made me get my booking form out on the street before he would let me in. Hotel rooms were dirty, decor had seen better days, wallpaper hanging off, dirty tea and coffee tray and lights that didn't work. Filthy carpet upstairs outside the bedrooms. Showers were grubby and very dated and... More

This is the 3rd time I have stayed here in this hotel. It has mixed reviews, as does every hotel, But I think people that stay here are expecting the Hilton! People KNOW its above a bar on Canal Street where all the bars and clubs are, so why moan that you could hear music downstairs until 1am!? This is... More

What an experience - On arrival I was a little concerned that we were the only people staying in the hotel but check in went OK. We booked a 'superior room' superior in the sense it had a shower in it but no toilet. Looking at the room it liked as it had been refurbished it last couple of years... More

We always stay at the Rem when having a night out in Manchester's gay village, it's cheaper than a taxi back home which can be expensive in the early hours of the morning especially at the weekend. The hotel is bang in the centre of the village which is a great location, admittedly, it can be quite noisy but as... More

I stayed here Fri 29th June 2012..my first time staying here, And I was a bit wary at staying here after reading the negative reviews. I arrived into the bar and the bar guy was really helpful and explained things as I was new! The room itself was mordern, and very clean. It is true though that all the rooms... More

stay here in easter good basiuc hotel in the heart of the city just a fiuve minute walk from the train station we were in town to see a show so it was ideal just a few notes none of the rooms have toilets so you have to share and only one of the rooms had a shower the rest... More

We stayed at the REM hotel on a wednesday night as we were going to the arena and out on canal street afterwards, if you want a hotel on canal street the location is amazing, literally on the street above REM (men only gay bar). Our room was small but nice with really comfy bed and shower but shared toilet... More

First of all we arrived and had NO idea to how to get into the actual hotel so had to call. To check in we had to treck from one end of the men only bar to the other which was very embarrasing! Were taken to the room through a very dark and dingy staircase which did not smell fresh!... More

We stayed at the REM hotel on a wednesday night as we were going to the arena and out on canal street afterwards, if you want a hotel on canal street the location is amazing, literally on the street above REM (men only gay bar). Our room was small but nice with really comfy bed and shower but shared toilet... More