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Manchester Liverpool Hotels

  • 21-10-2010 12:37pm
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    Morlar
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    Howdy - can anyone recommend clean, central & not too expensive hotels in either Manchester or Liverpool ?

    Also things to see and do in Manchester/Liverpool (aside from the IWM North) ?
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    #15
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    Morlar wrote: »
    Howdy - can anyone recommend clean, central & not too expensive hotels in either Manchester or Liverpool ?

    Also things to see and do in Manchester/Liverpool (aside from the IWM North) ?

    Express holiday Inn, Oxford Road, Manchester.

    Reasonably priced, central, very clean and comfortable, breakfast included.
    Can't recommend much to do, only go to Manchester for football.


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    Morlar
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    #15 wrote: »

    Express holiday Inn, Oxford Road, Manchester.

    Reasonably priced, central, very clean and comfortable, breakfast included.
    Can't recommend much to do, only go to Manchester for football.

    Cheers for that - I ended up staying in different ones but will know for next time.


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    Fancy That
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    Stayed in the Ibis on Portland Street few weeks back.....nice clean and very very central! Great value for a weekend!!


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    Morlar
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    Fancy That wrote: »
    Stayed in the Ibis on Portland Street few weeks back.....nice clean and very very central! Great value for a weekend!!

    The novotel also on portland st isn't bad either - their walk in rate on friday was reasonable. Though for the sat night the rate basically doubled. Etap near salford quays looked promising, I didn't stay there due to circumstances but at £32 per night - on the tram line too it'd be hard to go too far wrong. Next time I will look at that. So long as you don't need centre of the centre it'd be worth considering if your on a budget.


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    #15
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    Morlar wrote: »
    The novotel also on portland st isn't bad either - their walk in rate on friday was reasonable. Though for the sat night the rate basically doubled.

    If there was a game on at Old Trafford that day, that's possibly why the rate went up.
    Etap near salford quays looked promising, I didn't stay there due to circumstances but at £32 per night - on the tram line too it'd be hard to go too far wrong. Next time I will look at that. So long as you don't need centre of the centre it'd be worth considering if your on a budget.

    I've looked at before too, but the reviews on tripadvisor are awful.


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  • #7
    Latchy
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    Morlar wrote: »
    Howdy - can anyone recommend clean, central & not too expensive hotels in either Manchester or Liverpool ?

    Also things to see and do in Manchester/Liverpool (aside from the IWM North) ?

    If your up in liverpool you might want to check out the Newz Bar which is popular with punters and celebs alike with very late bar although like anywere , it's hit and miss and no guarantee you'll get in but worth checking out .

    Myself and some friends after a charity event got got some passes to get in and found ourselfs rubbing shoulders with the likes of Atomic Kitten ,Gloria Gaynor ,Mike McCartney ( pauls brother ) The La's and quite a few others ie , I know his/her face but not the name ....

    If you do get in expect papparazi fashbulbs to pop as you come out :cool:



    http://www.newzbar.co.uk/


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    Morlar
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    #15 wrote: »
    If there was a game on at Old Trafford that day, that's possibly why the rate went up.

    Na - this was on an away day.
    #15 wrote: »
    I've looked at before too, but the reviews on tripadvisor are awful.

    Ok I must check that out so.


  • #9
    ft9
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    Morlar wrote: »
    Na - this was on an away day.


    If United were away City were probably at home


  • #10
    PhilTorres
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    Internationall Inn, Hardman Street, Liverpool. There is a hostel upstairs but downstairs is a hotell its called the cocoon and its lovely and very reasonably priced!


  • #11
    vill@in
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    PhilTorres wrote: »
    Internationall Inn, Hardman Street, Liverpool. There is a hostel upstairs but downstairs is a hotell its called the cocoon and its lovely and very reasonably priced!

    +1 to this - Have stayed in the International 4 or 5 times and never had a problem. Clean, safe, secure, and friendly staff. Have also stayed in the hotel which was lovely and worth payin the extra few quid. Only (slight) complaint would be that cos its downstairs it was a bit warm at night.


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  • #12
    velissavnavi
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    Well, you haven't given much in the ways of budget, but a look in the right direction would be to see what hotels are there in the city and choose according to your budget. http://www.matchhotels.com/find.php?search_term=manchester&x=0&y=0 is a starting point, they also have a lot of focus on sports, wide variety and decent prices. As for what one should do when visiting Manchester, well, football is always a must, at least once in your lifetime you have to experience one of Manchester's teams play at home.


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