Cheap manchester accommodation on budget Manchester hotels

susancs

You could keep an eye on the Devere Venue's site as their is one near Manchester Airport. They have sales every so often with £10 rooms, we have just had the £10 room sale up until Sept, so the next one could include November. It says you get free use of a local leisure facilities place which includes a pool. It has good reviews on trip advisor. Haven't been myself, but have been to other Devere's and they are good. Kids usually stay free, so if you can only find a double room, ring up and check, as they will usually agree to put 2 Z beds in the room or have interconnecting rooms. It seems a bit outside Manchester itself, but if you have a car that shouldn't be a problem.

http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g499506-d568601-r27920316-Cheadle_House-Cheadle_Cheshire_England.html#REVIEWS

http://www.village-hotels.co.uk/Hotels/manchester%20cheadle/leisure-clubs.aspx

http://www.devere.co.uk/common/room.availability?arrival_date_day=8&arrival_date_month=9&arrival_date_year=2009&x=61&y=11

andyrules

harz99 wrote: »

Before you go anywhere near a Manchester Travelodge read the reviews for each one on www.tripadvisor.co.uk .........the Central one is the worst! Premier Inn next to Victoria station isn't brilliant but certainly an improvement on the Cental T/L.

Agree with that, have stayed at Central twice and it just gets worse. Convenience is about the only point in its favour. Don't know about the Ancoats one but made a phone enquiry recently and didn't realise people working on reception could be that rude, so didn't bother. Premiers on Portland St (central) and GMex are very comfortable and similar price to TL on flexible rate. Stayed in a lovely room for £50 at the other Britannia, also on Portland St.

Also second the thumbs up for HI Express, but you do have to trek out to Salford Quays.