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REM Hotel – manchester

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Welcome to REM Hotel, your premier destination for comfort and convenience in the heart of Manchester’s vibrant LGBT neighborhood. Situated at 33 Sackville St, our hotel offers a unique blend of modern amenities and a warm, inviting atmosphere designed to make every guest feel at home. With easy access to the bustling nightlife, including bars and nightclubs, as well as iconic attractions like the Alan Turing Memorial and nearby Chinatown, you’ll find everything you need just a short stroll away.

At REM Hotel, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional service and comfortable accommodations tailored to meet the needs of every traveler. Whether you’re visiting for business or leisure, our well-appointed rooms come equipped with complimentary Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and cozy furnishings to ensure a restful stay. Our friendly staff is dedicated to enhancing your experience, offering personalized recommendations and assistance to make your visit truly memorable.

Experience the lively spirit of Manchester while enjoying the tranquility of our hotel. We invite you to make REM Hotel your home base for exploration, relaxation, and unforgettable memories. For inquiries or to book your stay, please contact us at 0161 211 3931 or visit our website for more information. We look forward to welcoming you soon!

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Robert Clifton

5 Google Rating

Fine bar in Gay Village. Manager often works at bar (unusual for most pubs) and is very sexy. But Sc

5/ 5

Fine bar in Gay Village. Manager often works at bar (unusual for most pubs) and is very sexy. But Scottish, which is a downside, I suppose.

Henry Cassin

4 Google Rating

Conveniently located in the heart of Manchester's gay village, the Rembrandt Hotel offers affordabl

4/ 5

Conveniently located in the heart of Manchester's gay village, the Rembrandt Hotel offers affordable accommodation either above the Rembrandt pub itself or just a 30 second walk along canal street. Can be a little noisy due to its location but nobody has an early night here!

Hannah Griffin

5 Google Rating

Great atmosphere. Table service. Hand sanitizer available.

5/ 5

Great atmosphere. Table service. Hand sanitizer available.

James Richardson

5 Google Rating

Great bar as always. Service via app or waiter

5/ 5

Great bar as always. Service via app or waiter

John Chatterley

4 Google Rating

Very pleasant,table service outside a nice experience

4/ 5

Very pleasant,table service outside a nice experience

Robert Collinge

1 Google Rating

Been going to this bar on a regular basis for over 31 years, most often on a Sunday. After the way I

1/ 5

Been going to this bar on a regular basis for over 31 years, most often on a Sunday. After the way I was spoken to by the bouncer on Sunday 2nd January I will probably never go again. He is so rude with absolutely no reason. I will take the time to call and explain to a manager the circumstances. I have to say it's such a shame as the staff are amazing.

Lynne Gaskell

2 Google Rating

Cramped and too crowded for my liking. Thought the San Miguel on draft was flat and watered down. Pl

2/ 5

Cramped and too crowded for my liking. Thought the San Miguel on draft was flat and watered down. Plus side - the lady with Audrey 2 on meet and greet was lovely and was the reason we went in at all (both stars are for her). Unfortunately we will not be going back.

harry heaney

5 Google Rating

One of the best causal bars in the village. Staff attentive tapas are DELIOUS but u may have to boo

5/ 5

One of the best causal bars in the village. Staff attentive tapas are DELIOUS but u may have to book early well worth a visit or better still overnight if yr lucky to get a room

Mel Smith

5 Google Rating

A great place to visit on Canal Street with seating inside and out. Good atmosphere and very friendl

5/ 5

A great place to visit on Canal Street with seating inside and out. Good atmosphere and very friendly staff member. Clean and modern looking inside. This bar has been here as long as I can remember and deserves your support in this competitive area for gay bars.

Chris M

1 Google Rating

I had an awful experience with the door man. He’s a vile, volatile, bully. Useless at his job.

1/ 5

I had an awful experience with the door man. He’s a vile, volatile, bully. Useless at his job.

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