I have had the pleasure of staying here on business on several occasions. My mother?s family come from Manchester so I always really enjoy visiting Manchester.
About the hotel:
The Arora Manchester is a four star hotel with over 140 bedrooms. It?s part owned by Cliff Richard and there are even five special Cliff bedrooms decorated with his memorabilia if you like that kind of thing! The location on Princess Street is also excellent as you are in the city centre and only 10 minutes walk from Piccadilly station if you arrive by train. It?s also about a 20-minute journey from the airport, which is also very convenient. The hotel doesn?t have it?s own car park but apparently guests can use the nearby NCP to park at a discounted rate.
First Impressions:
It?s an old fashioned looking building but it also looks quite grand. It is also ...
Advantages: great team Disadvantages: Munich disaster
. he resigned on the 26 April 1969
how many fans are there world wide ?
since Manchester united have been arguably the most popular football club in the world they have over fifty million supporters all around the globe .
sir Matt busby`s successor
it took Manchester united a long time to find a new manager to fill in busby`s shoes . after busby retired he appointed Wilf McGuinness as his successor. not every thing went right . he was sacked and several more casualties followed him until sir Alex Ferguson took over in 1986 .
sir Alex Ferguson
sir Sir Alexander Chapman Ferguson was born on the 31 December 1941 in Govan, Glasgow. sir Alex the took over in 1986 and has developed his reputation to become the the most successful manager in the history of English football and with twenty years experience at Manchester united ...
babesmagnet 08.10.2007 (09.10.2007)
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Holiday Inn Express Salford Quays is situated in a very nice location on the waterfront, my room looked out over the renovated canals and docklands which was good.
We were greeted by a very friendly receptionist who was very helpful in giving us local information and directions. All the staff were helpful and friendly ( even when we managed to lock ourselves out of our room!)
The room was modern and very clean with plenty of coffee, cups , towels etc
Breakfast was as good - plenty of seating, nice dining room, and good length of hours on the Sunday morning in which to get it.
Location-wise, it's about 14 minutes on the Metrolink tram from Manchester Piccadilly station on the Eccles line, and from there about a 4-minute walk. Taxi from the city cost us £10 late on Saturday evening, as the Metrolink finishes at 12.30am.
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