Eleven Didsbury Park Hotel, ManchesterEleven Didsbury Park Hotel in Manchester, United Kingdom has a corrected score of 3.8 ± 0.4 (thin evidence, 1 of 4 platforms), ranked 15 of 147 hotels we score in Manchester. Its platform ratings, normalised to 0-5, average 4.2 before correction: Booking.com 4.2. Rooms from about $201 a night (cached, not a live quote).Eleven Didsbury Park Hotel is a four-star boutique hotel set in a refurbished Victorian townhouse in the leafy Didsbury suburb of Manchester, close to East Didsbury Railway Station and about 2.3 km from Abney Hall Nature Park. Rooms are individually designed, with flat-screen TVs, minibars, desks and free Wi-Fi, and some include clawfoot tubs. Guests can use the garden, stylish bar, restaurant, sauna, swimming pool, spa treatments and free on-site parking. It suits couples and families wanting a quiet, characterful base outside the city centre, with kids welcome. Reviews are strong for rooms and service, though the booking score is lower, and being in a suburb means a trip into central Manchester for city attractions.What stands out

Individually designed rooms in a Victorian townhouse

Garden, sauna, pool and spa on site

Free parking in leafy Didsbury

Friendly staff and well-reviewed breakfast

Watch out for

Suburban location, not in central Manchester

Booking rating lower than review scores

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