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Good location, transport links into centre there in 15 min. Staff very friendly and helpful
ibis budget Manchester Salford Quays£16
ibis budget Manchester Salford Quays£16Central location Staff spot on and helped us out Breakfast good
ibis Manchester Centre Princess Street£24
ibis Manchester Centre Princess Street£24Great staff, comfortable bed, well sized shower and all the requirements for a short stay. Given that the hotel is in the centre of Manchester, the price was a steal!
ibis Manchester Centre 96 Portland Street (new ibis rooms)£30
ibis Manchester Centre 96 Portland Street (new ibis rooms)£30My only disappointment is that the toilet was extremely small my husband couldn't hut the door, but everything else was great
ibis budget Manchester Centre Pollard Street£19
ibis budget Manchester Centre Pollard Street£19Very pleasant reception staff who made sure we had a downstairs room to accommodate my elderly mum. Clean and pleasant but probably needs some updating, the sink was cracked. However we had a good nights sleep in a clean and comfy bed.
Trafford Hall Hotel£30
Trafford Hall Hotel£30Clean and functional hotel. Excellent value for money in this location. Breakfast cooked fresh and evening meal good and not over priced. Would stay here again.
Campanile Manchester£28
Campanile Manchester£28I paid next to nothing so, in all fairness, I didn't expect much. I got a clean bed, the showers were clean and had hot water. The toilets were reasonably clean as well. That's all I wanted
Hatters Hostel Manchester£31
Hatters Hostel Manchester£31The shower had a broken door also the water pressure very poor, the electric heater made noises,other than that not a bad stay
Trivelles Hotel Manchester - Cross Lane£27
Trivelles Hotel Manchester - Cross Lane£27The receptionist was very nice. The rooms were okay but could be better: the bathroom was a bit minging and the room smelt like old cigarette smoke as though the last people in there had been smoking and the smell hadn't quite vanished. Not amazing but for the price I wouldn't really complain!
Park View Residence£25
Park View Residence£25Wanted a room in central Manchester for one night. Not too disappointed cos That's exactly what I got! No where to hang my things. Not even a clotheshook on the door. Wall tv but without signal! Reception closed at night & still closed when I left at 8.00am. No other human contact but loads of street ...
The Merchants Hotel£29
The Merchants Hotel£29During the Industrial Revolution, Manchester was a churning crucible of enterprise, innovation and radical change. It resounded to the sound of steam-driven spinning machines and was also home to forward-thinking publications like the Manchester Guardian. Today, Manchester is still on the cultural map but for different reasons. The club and music scenes are what attract many visitors nowadays, but the city's great industrial heritage is still embodied in any of its imposing buildings. There are many world-class museums and art galleries for visitors to enjoy and Manchester has a bright, cosmopolitan air about it, and is still brimming with energy and enterprise. Stay at an affordable Manchester two-star hotel to enjoy this great city at its best.
As money flowed into Manchester during the Industrial Revolution, much of it eventually found its way into municipal building projects. The situation that the poor who drove the wheels of industry found themselves in began a movement for a more equable and fair distribution of wealth and newspapers like the Guardian were founded, which is still going strong almost two centuries later. The slum clearances that took place during the 1950s and the creation of smokeless zones helped transform Manchester into the modern metropolis it is today. From any Manchester two-star hotel you can see much of the industrial heritage in the preserved and restored cotton mills and warehouses, and the docklands area is particularly interesting in this respect.
If you're agonising over a suitable destination to take the family to for your next break, try Manchester. Staying at a Manchester two-star hotel is fun and affordable, leaving you plenty of funds for exploring the city and beyond. The kids will enjoy taking a ride on the trams in the city centre, and you can find brilliant attractions all over the place. For example, the Imperial War Museum of the North is in the Manchester regenerated quays district. It's full of interactive exhibits and shows documentary films examining the impact of war on local people. There are also museums and art galleries, and some good theatres too, not to mention the buzzing nightlife.
If you want to explore the industrial heritage in more depth from your Manchester two-star hotel, in a fun and enjoyable way, try visiting the Museum of Science and Industry. Here you'll discover displays on the city's textile and engineering industries, with live demos of weaving machines in action and working steam engines. The museum in many ways epitomises what Manchester is all about, and a walk along to the Manchester Ship Canal will bring the city's heritage into sharp context. This was the epicentre of the mighty Industrial Revolution in England, and what it achieved can still be seen all around us. Manchester with its canals and museums, mills and factories, has a proud heritage and is still today a fascinating city to visit, and a comfortable two-star hotel in Manchester such as the Trafford Hall Hotel will provide all the facilities you need.