Manchester Hotel for Xmas
Discussion
These are the ones I know of:
City Inn http://www.cityinn.com/manchester/ - next to Mal
MacDonalds Hotels http://www.macdonaldhotels.co.uk/manchester/index.... - just next to Pically Train Station
Aurora http://www.arorainternational.com/manchester/Arora... - near China Town
There is a new Hilton at the bottom of Deansgate.
Any good..?
Claire
City Inn http://www.cityinn.com/manchester/ - next to Mal
MacDonalds Hotels http://www.macdonaldhotels.co.uk/manchester/index.... - just next to Pically Train Station
Aurora http://www.arorainternational.com/manchester/Arora... - near China Town
There is a new Hilton at the bottom of Deansgate.
Any good..?
Claire
Edited by Gaffer on Wednesday 12th December 00:19
You're starting from a high with the Lowry and the Mal' is not a bad second either. I think you will be disapointed with the City Inn and the Macdonald after the Lowry, the Macdonald especially has a very poor location. So I would highly recomend you check out Great John St http://www.greatjohnstreet.co.uk/ Very cool!
If you're driving a nice car though, the only hotel in Manchester to have a ParkMark rated secure car park facility is the Renaissance. A bit older in style to the aforementioned hotels, but a great location.
i'd say, take the train and stay at Great John St
If you're driving a nice car though, the only hotel in Manchester to have a ParkMark rated secure car park facility is the Renaissance. A bit older in style to the aforementioned hotels, but a great location.
i'd say, take the train and stay at Great John St
Do you want to be city based? If not, there are a few spa type places on the outskirts (about 15/20 min drive to the centre).
Midland is pretty nice, not stayed there but had a conference a while back. Hilton might be worth a go if you haven't stayed there before, right next to the new Casino too
Midland is pretty nice, not stayed there but had a conference a while back. Hilton might be worth a go if you haven't stayed there before, right next to the new Casino too
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mangs-marrio...
I stayed there a few weeks back, was in a club room which was ok - up in a loft conversion. My parents stayed in a suite there a while back, and said that is was pretty nice. The building appears to be a converted farmhouse & annexes (nicely done), food in the restaurant was slightly disappointing.
The pool is quite large, however is not exclusively for guests - when I went down it had swimming lessons on, but off peak times should be ok.
I stayed there a few weeks back, was in a club room which was ok - up in a loft conversion. My parents stayed in a suite there a while back, and said that is was pretty nice. The building appears to be a converted farmhouse & annexes (nicely done), food in the restaurant was slightly disappointing.
The pool is quite large, however is not exclusively for guests - when I went down it had swimming lessons on, but off peak times should be ok.
vwanorak said:
You're starting from a high with the Lowry and the Mal' is not a bad second either. I think you will be disapointed with the City Inn and the Macdonald after the Lowry, the Macdonald especially has a very poor location. So I would highly recomend you check out Great John St http://www.greatjohnstreet.co.uk/ Very cool!
If you're driving a nice car though, the only hotel in Manchester to have a ParkMark rated secure car park facility is the Renaissance. A bit older in style to the aforementioned hotels, but a great location.
i'd say, take the train and stay at Great John St
definitely great john, v.v.v.nice, although met jodiebloodymarsh last time I was in there...still, nice heiny, although shame about the face...and nose..If you're driving a nice car though, the only hotel in Manchester to have a ParkMark rated secure car park facility is the Renaissance. A bit older in style to the aforementioned hotels, but a great location.
i'd say, take the train and stay at Great John St
..and baps..but hey, nice oysters from the bar, and cool decor last time I was in manc (late october) I stayed at the didsbury house hotel http://www.didsburyhouse.co.uk/ which was rather good...waiters a bit odd though.
Edited by minimax on Tuesday 18th December 00:56
bmwdrivernigel said:
Wacky Racer said:
bmwdrivernigel said:
Thanks Guys, booked the Great John, then heard todays news Rang them up and got 20% discount off 
Really?? Rang them up and got 20% discount off 
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