Britannia Hotels in general

My experience of Britannia hotels has always been so appalling that, given the choice, I would never stay in one. As always happens, though, it wasn’t up to me, and so for 8 days at the start of June I was holed up in the Stockport Britannia for a lovely little training course on how to make sure I wouldn’t lose any of my kids or, more importantly, annoy their parents this summer. The hotel is on Dialstone Lane in the Offerton area of the town. A taxi from Stockport station costs about £5, and although there’s a bus stop outside, I wouldn’t recommend it if you have luggage. The hotel itself was what I have come to expect from the chain. ...  Read the complete review

I live in Stockport. My sister has lived in Spain for many years and has a Spanish husband and an eight month old daughter. It has been many years since she has been to England and so recently she decided to pay a visit for a week. Having checked some city centre Manchester hotels it was decided it would be best that she stayed somewhere in the Stockport/Cheshire area. She had worked for Brittania hotels many years ago and knew that they had hotels in Manchester City centre. Having checked the details on http://www.britanniahotels.com/ she rang the hotel direct from her home in Spain and booked a double room for her ,her husband and the baby. ...  Read the complete review

THE BRITANNIA HOTEL, BIRMINGHAM - August 2002 I am not used to staying in hotels very often, so when we had the big Ciao meet last weekend, it was a bit of a treat for me and I was looking forward to it. As it was, I didn’t get to bed ‘til gone 3am and was up around 8am, so spent very little time in my bed. (And no, I didn’t spend any time in anyone else’s bed either!) But I saw enough to form an opinion. Allie and I arrived there on the Saturday morning and tried to check in. We were told we couldn’t until 1pm, although this was extended until 2pm at some point later. The two women behind reception were friendly and ...  Read the complete review

I stayed at britannia country house hotel in didsbury last year before going on my holidays to cuba. We opted for this hotel because it was close to the airport and had aiport drop off service, it also had the option to leave your car at the hotel while you was on holiday but we didnt do this. At check we were met by a Polish man who was very plesent and english was good, when we arrived at our room it was small but it was cosy. me and my partner didnt eat dinner in the hotel restaurant we went to a restaurant around the corner,and we left early before breakfast so i can't comment on the food. The room must have just had a new bathroom installed and the shower was ...  Read the complete review