Piccadilly Gardens and within very close walking distance of both main rail stations, the coach depot and the City Metro system. Perfect choice, for the budget conscious t...
Piccadilly Gardens and within very close walking distance of both main rail stations, the coach depot and the City Metro system. Perfect choice, for the budget conscious traveller, whether your trip is for business or pleasure. We have an on site Internet Facility open until late for guests additional charges apply. Secure parking is located opposite Piccadilly Train Station (5 minutes walk from hotel). Please note that the hotel does not own the car park and is run by ncp. We have a meeting room available upon request and subject to availability for up to 20 delegates. Details on request. Visiting the city on holiday, you will find a host of places to see and things to do right on your doorstep. Ranging from theatres, museums, world class shopping and of course, Manchester's famous nightlife with over 450 bars and restaurants located in the city centre alone. The hotel is under new ownership. The building is being upgraded. Many of the rooms are en suite and all come with colour television and tea and coffee making facilities. Continental breakfast is available at £4.50pp. Please note the hotel has no lift.THE HOTEL OFFER AN EARLY CHECK IN POLICY BEFORE 2PM FOR A FEE OF £10.00 (Subject to room availability) ALSO PLEASE BE ADVISED THE HOTEL CHARGE £10 FOR KEYS WHICH IS REFUNDABLE ON RETURN OF THE KEYS. Laterooms do not charge your credit/debit card you pay directly at the the hotel. CHECK IN TIMES FROM 14.00HRS TO 22.00HRS WEEKDAYS WEEKENDS RECEPTION IS 24 HOURS CHECK OUT 11.00HRS
...i recently visited the fair city of MAnchester in England and stayed at the holiday Inn Crowne Plaza. What a fantastic and imposing building it is, a very special hotel and one that is so big. It has everything going for it as the hotel has every thing you could ever need.
Wjhats more is that it is in a nice part of a pretty dodgy city, as far as I could see the place only has three nice streets and luckily the hotel is located on one of them.
If you have to go to Manchester for any reason then this is the place to stay but it is quite expensice for what is afetr all only a place to go to sleep...
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Advantages: Great dining, loads of choice with shopping and cultural activities, easy to get to Disadvantages: the scallies and the expensive trendy drinking places
...on the cathedrals and the Hanging Bridge. Little survives of this area but there are two pubs Sinclair's Oyster bar and the Old Wellington that date back to the 16th century. However until the eighteenth century Manchester was something of a backwater. The Industrial Revolution changed Manchester's landscape and fortunes completely. It became known as the Cottonoplolis due o the trade in cotton through the city and the number of cotton factories that sprang up around Manchester. It was one of the most famous cities in the world and its population soared. With this came a divide in living standards as the merchants lived a lavish lifestyle and slums spring up around Manchester. The worst one was Little Ireland which was located where Oxford Road Railway station is. There is still a plaque that commemorates it. The other bloody reminder of Manchester...
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Advantages: Central location. Great decor.Great food. Good service Disadvantages: Difficult to think of any
...On my three visits to Liverpool I have always visited the Adelphi Hotel which I reckon is a superb hotel and is not that expensive. If you judge in terms of value for money it is really good value.There are often special or mid week breaks offered by the Britannia group of hotels and they are at rates much below the rack rate.
The public rooms at the Adelphi are sumptuous to say the least.You can imagine all the shipping tycoons and wealthy merchants and their families sipping afternoon tea in the magnificent lounge.
The quality of the service at this fine hotel matches the surroundings. The sunday lunches are moderately priced and well worth sampling. There are a lot of facilities at this city centre hotel and my husband enjoys the bars very much.The Adelphi also has a disco for the younger crowd...
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I stayed at the Tulip Inn (Trafford Centre) early in August as the Arctic Monkeys were playing at Lancashire Cricket Ground.
When we arrived the car park was quite full but had plenty of spaces, even though the hotel very obviously very busy.
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