Had a very enjoyable stay whilst in Manchester for football match.

Rooms very clean, service friendly- overall perfect for budget trip away with friends.

Would defo recommend for those looking for somewhere just to crash in centre of Manchester.

One word sums up the whole thing-- fantastic!

By far the best feature of the hostel is its staff. The men and women behind the front desk were ever so helpful and pleasant to talk to. If you had any problem with the room or needed help finding something in Manchester, they were there in an instant to offer their services. My plane landed at 5:30 in the morning, and I wasn't sure what exactly to do for the day. However, I was able to store my luggage at the hostel and get directions to some of the sites in the city that would open soon.

I was also very impressed with the facilities. The rooms are in fairly good order (nothing more than the usual wear and tear of time), but the furniture is solid and sturdy. The beds were so comfortable! The hostel provides internet service (for a £1 per 30 minutes fee on their computers or for free if you bring a laptop and use wireless) and has a great kitchen with free toast and jam all day.

I have very little bad to say about this hostel. The neighborhood isn't the most vibrant part of the city, but the hostel's central location means that the whole downtown area is within walking distance. My only other complaint would have to be the large number of pop-ups on the computer. Other than that, this hostel was great!

A group of 11 of us stayed at Hilton Chambers for New Years Eve as we were going out in Manchester for the night. We were all pleasantly suprised when we got there. We each paid £20 and had a room to ourselves instead of having to share with other people (which i dont think i would of liked) and i think the price was a little more expensive than normal as it was a popular night.
The room was clean, had an en-suite bathroom and shower which was also clean and suprisingly big. The bed covers were quite modern and the room was basically decorated with a laminate floor. The staff are on duty all the time so if you have any problems you can speak to someone and there is a nice decking area with bench's for the smokers.
Hilton Chambers was in a great location litterally just down one of the streets from the main high street, close to bars and we didnt need to fork out for a taxi at the end of the night.
i dont live far from Manchester but with the unreliability of trains and cost of a taxi it definately pays to stop over for the night. In fact were plannign another night out and i will definately be stopping there.
The place is secure and you have to pay £1 deposit for a key card to enter the room and can get as many as you need. Only drawback i can think of is that Hilton Chambers and Hatters Hostel are run by the same company (if you've been on the website you will know this) and i rang up Hatters Hostel to book in, it was only that we rang back up to ask if there was any secure parking nearby that they told us we were booked in at Hilton Chambers, could have been annoying if we had got there and then had to find out, so it might be worth a quick phone call to double check.
This hotel is perfect for young people who are going out into Manchester or are on a budget. I wouldn't recommend this to a family as there are people coming in at all times- we didnt get in untill about 3 - 3.30 .

We stayed at Hilton Chambers as we were going out for the night in Manchester and needed a cheap place to stay. At £50 for a double ensuite room it was excellent value compared to other city centre hotels. The room and bathroom were spotlessly clean and the bed was comfortable. Also the reception staff were very friendly. We would definitely recommend this hotel/hostel if you just need somewhere to sleep. It's perhaps not ideal if you want an early night though as it's on quite a noisy street. The cafe below the hotel was also pretty good for a cheap breakfast.