Ten Manchester Street Hotel

booked an upgraded room. Really tatty and poor quality. carpets peeling up, sky box screwed to the wall, dated decor. The place is in dire need of some renovation. Very much not worth the £300

Lovely staff and great service

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I recently stayed at this hotel and unfortunately, my experience fell well short of expectations, especially given the high price point. The room felt very dated – tired carpets, old furniture, outdated bathroom fixtures, and decor that seems unchanged for decades. For the rates charged, I expected a much more modern and refreshed space. Everything worked functionally, but it desperately needs a full renovation to justify the cost. Noise was another major issue. Whether it was thin walls, loud hallway traffic, or noise from adjacent rooms and the street, it was difficult to get a peaceful night’s sleep. Even with earplugs, the disturbances were noticeable. Staff were polite and check-in/out was smooth, but that couldn’t compensate for the core issues with the property itself. Overall, I found the hotel significantly overpriced for what it offers. There are many better options in the area that provide newer rooms and better sound insulation for similar or lower rates. I won’t be returning and can’t recommend it at the current pricing.

We had the accessible room on the ground floor by reception. No idea why we had that room. Unfortunately our door was just after the Cigar Bar so quite an aroma each time we left/ entered out room. Being on the ground floor its quiet noisy on the streets outside the window as is common in London but maybe the double glazing isn't the most effective. Maybe ask for a room higher up if you are a light sleeper. The hotel doesn't really have a bar area but has a restaurant/ breakfast area and the cigar bar. Check in/ check out was great, very quick.