Eleven Didsbury Park Hotel

I walked into my room and felt I was entering a novel. Classical music played on the radio and birds were chirping outside. The flowers were in bloom and it was a lovely time to visit. The hotel is close to a park and several cafes and restaurants. I felt by myself in the neighborhood and the sidewalks were good for walking. I tried room service for dinner and it was timely and delicious. High quality wifi let me work from my room quite comfortably.

A beautiful Victorian house, tastefully refurbished as a boutique hotel. Attention to detail in the decor was apparent & we appreciated the surroundings. Rooms are lovely, most with a kingsize bed, comfortable pillows & fluffy towels. ethical & locally sourced toiletries offered in the bathrooms. Good breakfast menu, both continental & cooked options. Staff are super helpful & friendly. On arrival, our room was very hot, so we were immediately offered 2 alternatives, hassle free. We enjoyed the lounge for drinks. We were visiting family so cannot comment on lunch/dinner experience. Highly recommend for a comfortable stay in Manchester.

This is a really special little hotel in our opinion. We’ve been fortunate to stay in many different top rate hotels and this is genuinely up there with some of the best we’ve stayed in. We were visiting our son who lives in south Manchester and have previously stayed at their sister hotel Didsbury House ( on the same leafy road) which is also great, but we’re so glad we booked Eleven Didsbury Park this time. From the moment we were welcomed into this beautiful Victorian villa we knew we were in for a treat. The attention to detail in both the decor and customer service in this hotel is fabulous. All of the staff were welcoming, helpful and knowledgeable. The room we had was generous and comfortable ( if only it had been warmer we could have enjoyed the outside bath and terrace ! ) there are some really nice restaurants within walking distance and the lovely Fletcher Moss botanical gardens are worth a visit. But for me, the star of the show is the the interior design throughout which is wonderful ( it reminded us of Kit Kemp in style - which is intended as a huge compliment!) congratulations to the management and staff - you’ve got an absolute gem. And without a shadow of a doubt we will be coming back. I’ve just re-read this review and it sounds like I’ve been paid to write it 😂😂 but genuinely I mean every word.

The reviews of this hotel were so glowing we doubted the reality could match up, luckily it did. A gem of a hotel, with attentive and friendly staff, in a quiet neighbourhood. The rooms are not huge but very well laid out with a lot of thought and of a high quality. The breakfast which we ate in the heated conservatory was excellent. However the hotel loses a star because of its very soft pillows. Plus the ground floor rooms have slatted blinds instead of black out curtains, which made the room too light at night. Never less I would recommend this place to anyone wanting to stay in a classy, understated hotel in Manchester.

We enjoyed our stay in this lovely hotel. Everywhere was spotlessly clean and beautifully decorated. We met five members of staff, all of whom were very friendly. Natasha was really helpful when we telephoned to make our reservation and again at check in when we arrived at the hotel . We requested an upgrade if possible as we were celebrating our wedding anniversary. The room turned out to be a suite and far exceeded all our expectations. We could not have been more pleased with our room ! We came here on a friends recommendation and were not disappointed they also had a great experience staying here. We would definitely stay again and highly recommend this hotel .

Really lovely hotel, felt very well looked after. We had two Cosy rooms, each of a good size and very comfortable with some very nice little touches. Breakfast was very enjoyable and fresh. Coffee in the lounge was nice and relaxing. Would not hesitate in staying again when next visiting family .

We hosted a reception for approx. 40 guests at Eleven Didsbury Park following a funeral. We were very well looked after by Georgie and her colleagues and the buffet was excellent, everyone was pleased with the food, including the veggie and gluten free provisions. We had full use of all the reception rooms downstairs, allowing us to be sociable but with plenty of room to spread out comfortably. We were given access to the audio system allowing us to play music throughout the rooms and we had access to a large screen for a slideshow of photographs. Arranging the reception we were assisted ably by Jess, who was very helpful with advice and accommodated our needs and preferences perfectly.

This was a first visit as our son has recently moved moved to the area. The location close to Didsbury Park is quiet, picturesque and rather salubrious. Weirdly we had room 11 on the ground floor which had a large double bed and extremely quiet. For those that don’t like the bathroom open plan in the bedroom, this isn’t for you, but it worked well for my wife and I. Breakfast is at extra cost but definitely up to standard in all respects. You pay for what you get which is a very pleasant and decent sized room in a large house on a quiet residential street and a very good nights sleep. All the staff were very friendly and accommodating. We’ll be back!

The staff were great. The bed was comfortable. The room was clean, except for the bathroom. The toothbrush cup had toothpaste marks. The shower handle is loose and difficult to operate to change the temperature, and it is too far in the shower to operate without getting wet with cold water first. For a boutique hotel, I expected better coffee (French-press/Mocha) and tea delivered to the room. We did not have breakfast or dinner.