REM Hotel
Manchester
At a glance
REM Hotel provides straightforward accommodation in a central Manchester setting, with six letting rooms on the second floor of the building. The hotel sits within the Gay Village and City Centre, placing it in an area known for nightlife, bars and convenient access across the city. Rail, Metrolink, airport and motorway connections are all noted as accessible from the property.
The room selection covers several practical arrangements. Options include rooms for two with either a double bed or twin single beds, a larger room with two double beds for up to four people, and double rooms with ensuite facilities. Other rooms use shared bathroom facilities, giving guests a choice between a more private arrangement and a simpler, budget-conscious setup. All rooms have 24-hour access to the hotel.
REM Hotel forms part of a wider venue that combines accommodation with a bar and nightclub. The bar has a tapas element, while Club Tropicana provides a dedicated nightlife space within the same venue. As a result, the atmosphere is more closely connected to Manchester's evening and late-night scene than to a quiet, self-contained hotel environment. The central location makes the property a practical base for guests spending time in the Gay Village, the City Centre or nearby entertainment areas.
The hotel is suited to visitors who prioritise location and access to nightlife, as well as groups needing a room that sleeps four. Twin and double rooms provide flexible options for pairs, while the ensuite rooms offer a private bathroom arrangement. The shared-facility rooms may suit guests looking for a simpler stay. Families should consider the building's bar and nightclub setting when deciding whether the property matches the preferred atmosphere.
REM Hotel is located at 33 Sackville Street, with the bar and club occupying the same wider venue. Room reservations are available through the hotel's booking service. The property combines basic city accommodation with an on-site evening venue, making its character closely tied to the surrounding nightlife district and its central transport links.
