Very pleasant surprise!
Reviewed 5 March 2012
It had all the attributes of a good hotel (safe reception area, friendly staff, good location) with the added advantage of the ability to cook in the room. It suited me as a lone traveller down to the ground and I think it would be even better for – say – a lone female traveller not wanting to venture around the City Centre in the evening alone.
Furthermore, I stayed in a room right on the street and once the blinds were closed I had absolutely no problem with noise or disturbance.
The (free) WiFi reception was poor but having a Mac to play with sort of made up for that!
Looking forward to a return visit when I next have to stay.
Roomzz Royalty….? Live like a King…
Can my company join the scheme? Yes, we also have a Corporate Royalty Club, please contact sales@roomzzz.co.uk for details on how to join
Friday Favourites Treasure Hunt is back…
We’re back with a new Treasure Hunt for 2012! Follow our clues below… look out for tomorrow’s blog to complete the hunt… and then post your answer on our Facebook wall for Leeds or Manchester before 3pm and you’ll be in with a chance to win win win a night on us in our fabulous Manchester City Centre hotel!
Add all the numbers together for the year in which Pope Paul VI deleted Valentine’s Day? ( x + x + x + x)
Taking a trip…? Check us on Tripadvisor…
Reviewed 6 January 2012
"Perfect in Every Way!" – your words not ours!
“Perfect in Every Way!”
What’s to do in Manchester in October?
18th – 31st = The Comedy Festival http://www.manchestercomedyfestival.co.uk
20th – 23rd = The Great Northern Craft Fair http://www.greatnorthernevents.co.uk/
Manchester Bee!

Yesterday we asked our Manchester Facebook fans, ‘which insect is connected to Manchester?’ Someone suggested the Museum Mummy! But no the symbol of Manchester is the bee!
The Manchester bee symbol was adopted during the industrial revolution, a revolution that Manchester was at the heart of. The bee denotes Mancunians hard work and graft during this era and Manchester being a hive of activity in the 19th century. A mosaic hive of bees is depicted on flooring in the Manchester Town Hall.
Bees are known are hard workers with a vital role to play in the ecosystem and the ability for humans and life forms to survive by pollinating crops. The allegorical link to bees relates that during this era, Manchester was a vital economic centre for Britain and many Mancunians were employed in a range of jobs in the city.
Although it is unverifiable, the idiom busy bee may have originated or at least been popularised as a result of Manchester’s adoption of the bee symbol.
The architecture of our Manchester Roomzzz is testament to this era, see photograph below!
August means double discount!
So why not plan your staycation today? Remember we have 3 lovely sites in Leeds and a fabulous location in Manchester to choose from… 20% discount is no small chunk… think what you could spend the money on!
We couldn’t have put it better ourselves!
As it’s a rainy Monday morning we thought we’d indulge ourselves again and read some of your lovely reviews. This one was posted on Trip Advisor on the 9th July by droenna from Chester:
“I’ve nothing to add other than I loved this place and would stay here again. Great location too. (next to Yang Sing, along from the Art Gallery, close to trams etc)
*Apple Mac with free internet access a plus.
*Pantry in foyer with ready meals and ice-cream and wine……..
*Microwave
*Dishwasher
*Grab and Go breakfast included (pastries, coffee, juice and fruit)












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