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over a year ago
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Several people have been saying that AirBnB is a good way to get accommodation (there was a thread on it recently).
Never used it personally, but seemed to be recommended. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The Hilton down there is pretty good and not outrageous. You're also spitting distance from the Ibis Styles and the Holiday Inn, both of which are excellent.
The mercure is ok, too."
So far I booked a room with mecure but I've read reviews. It doesn't sound great  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Several people have been saying that AirBnB is a good way to get accommodation (there was a thread on it recently).
Never used it personally, but seemed to be recommended."
Okay thanks. |
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"The Hilton down there is pretty good and not outrageous. You're also spitting distance from the Ibis Styles and the Holiday Inn, both of which are excellent.
The mercure is ok, too.
So far I booked a room with mecure but I've read reviews. It doesn't sound great "
I've stayed in the Mercure (Piccadilly). Rooms are tiny, but fairly decent, though a bit dated. The walls are paper thin though, in some rooms you can here conversations from the adjoining rooms.The bar is hellish expensive and the food mediocre.
One of the best hotels was the Premier Inn at the top of Deansgate, but that might be a bit far away from where you want to be.
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By (user no longer on site)
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Last time I stayed in Manchester I stayed at motel one, it's right by Piccadilly station which is only a 10 minute walk to deansgate, or 3 mins on the tram ..
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Last time I stayed in Manchester I stayed at motel one, it's right by Piccadilly station which is only a 10 minute walk to deansgate, or 3 mins on the tram ..
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10mins FROM Deansgate? How fast do you walk? Wow. Haha.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Last time I stayed in Manchester I stayed at motel one, it's right by Piccadilly station which is only a 10 minute walk to deansgate, or 3 mins on the tram ..
10mins FROM Deansgate? How fast do you walk? Wow. Haha.
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I do have long legs but even so, it's not that far especially via tram  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The Hilton down there is pretty good and not outrageous. You're also spitting distance from the Ibis Styles and the Holiday Inn, both of which are excellent.
The mercure is ok, too.
So far I booked a room with mecure but I've read reviews. It doesn't sound great
I've stayed in the Mercure (Piccadilly). Rooms are tiny, but fairly decent, though a bit dated. The walls are paper thin though, in some rooms you can here conversations from the adjoining rooms.The bar is hellish expensive and the food mediocre.
One of the best hotels was the Premier Inn at the top of Deansgate, but that might be a bit far away from where you want to be.
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Right think I need to change hotels lol. |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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I'd recommend the Hilton at Deansgate.
Regardless of where you go, it's always cheaper to book directly through the hotel rather than use an agency. If you find a lower price than what the hotel is advertising, call them up. Quite often they'll price match. |
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"I'd recommend the Hilton at Deansgate.
Regardless of where you go, it's always cheaper to book directly through the hotel rather than use an agency. If you find a lower price than what the hotel is advertising, call them up. Quite often they'll price match."
Double tree? |
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
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The Atrium are apartment type rooms that are good for the money. Just off Oxford road along Portland Street. If you're not bothered about being on Oxford Rod then The Place are apartments, very big, spacious rooms, though is right nearer to Piccadilly station - same with the MacDonald. With booking in adv had all of these for under £100 with the cheapest being the Atrium. I'd avoid The Palace (not be be confused with The Place), this is on Oxford Rd, but unless you pay £120 you will have not get a decent room at all.
Bear in mind Central Manchester is undergoing road closing and change in layouts so you may either have to walk or get a black cab. The Atrium is as close to Oxford Rd and the end of the Village as you like really. |
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"The Atrium are apartment type rooms that are good for the money. Just off Oxford road along Portland Street. If you're not bothered about being on Oxford Rod then The Place are apartments, very big, spacious rooms, though is right nearer to Piccadilly station - same with the MacDonald. With booking in adv had all of these for under £100 with the cheapest being the Atrium. I'd avoid The Palace (not be be confused with The Place), this is on Oxford Rd, but unless you pay £120 you will have not get a decent room at all.
Bear in mind Central Manchester is undergoing road closing and change in layouts so you may either have to walk or get a black cab. The Atrium is as close to Oxford Rd and the end of the Village as you like really. "
Macdonald looks gorgeous but over £200. So I'm staying in hilton now. |
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
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It is a bit of a walk along Deansgate though you can cut through some lovely parts of the city to get more central if you want shorter routes than taking major roads. It's one I've never stayed at but at least it's not either of The Britannia's |
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"It is a bit of a walk along Deansgate though you can cut through some lovely parts of the city to get more central if you want shorter routes than taking major roads. It's one I've never stayed at but at least it's not either of The Britannia's "
It is in picadilly though. Right?
I'll get a taxi to grand central pub |
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
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If it is the Hilton Tower it's not on Piccadilly no. A taxi will be no more that £10. There really is standstill or re-routed traffic at the moment. If you want to walk, it'd probably take 15 - 20 minutes cutting through. Though I would take a taxi back. |
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"If it is the Hilton Tower it's not on Piccadilly no. A taxi will be no more that £10. There really is standstill or re-routed traffic at the moment. If you want to walk, it'd probably take 15 - 20 minutes cutting through. Though I would take a taxi back. "
It just says doubletree hilton picadilly. |
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
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"If it is the Hilton Tower it's not on Piccadilly no. A taxi will be no more that £10. There really is standstill or re-routed traffic at the moment. If you want to walk, it'd probably take 15 - 20 minutes cutting through. Though I would take a taxi back.
It just says doubletree hilton picadilly. "
Ahh you're totally central - it's the quiet Hilton :D You're only a few minutes from Piccadilly station and maybe 5-10 minutes walk (if you stick to the busy Portland St) from the pub. |
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"If it is the Hilton Tower it's not on Piccadilly no. A taxi will be no more that £10. There really is standstill or re-routed traffic at the moment. If you want to walk, it'd probably take 15 - 20 minutes cutting through. Though I would take a taxi back.
It just says doubletree hilton picadilly.
Ahh you're totally central - it's the quiet Hilton :D You're only a few minutes from Piccadilly station and maybe 5-10 minutes walk (if you stick to the busy Portland St) from the pub."
Brilliant thanks for the help. |
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"If it is the Hilton Tower it's not on Piccadilly no. A taxi will be no more that £10. There really is standstill or re-routed traffic at the moment. If you want to walk, it'd probably take 15 - 20 minutes cutting through. Though I would take a taxi back.
It just says doubletree hilton picadilly. "
Yep that's the one. |
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