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Premier Inn Manchester Trafford Centre SouthNewest Review: ... you look at the total cost you can certainly get special offers in better hotels for the same kind of price if you are going off-peak and have time to shop around. The hotel/motel is located just off the M60, directly opposite the marvel that is the Trafford Centre (which is where I spend the day before we checked in, hence our evening arrival!) which means that you have a huge range of ... more |
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by - written on 05/02/09 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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We stayed here last week when we travelled to Manchester for a funeral and needed somewhere very last-minute. Rather than trawling through websites and looking for a hotel we decided just to go for the Premier Inn because despite the fact they are basic, because they are part of a national chain you know exactly what to expect. I am fussy with hotels because I am very picky about cleanliness (over luxury) and for a trip where we would be arriving late evening and leaving early morning quite honestly I would not want to fork out for an expensive city-centre hotel room...that money could be better used for a weekend away on a happier occasion. The room cost £54 ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/01/09 (Useful, 14 readings)
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I recently stayed at this hotel in manchester for two nights. For a premier inn it was a little more expensive than I would have expected for the chain, but perhaps that is because this is a more popular branch. In any case, I was not disappointed. The staff were all very friendly and the checking in process was easy. The lobby was attractive and transport to and from the hotel was easy and swift. There was a bar with reasonably priced drinks although I didn't spend much time there. The restaurant had a basic but fine menu, perhaps a little pricey. There was also a large screen in there which football matches were being shown on. The room I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/10/08 (Very useful, 380 readings)
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Being of the age where it seems everyone and I mean everyone is getting married around you I have been to more weddings than I care to mention this year. With these weddings there has been stag do's, taking in such cultural hotspots as Amsterdam, Cardiff, Newcastle and Brno (Czech Republic). All these places chosen for their museums, architecture, and many art galleries on offer. Lumped inbetween Cardiff and Amsterdam was a one night extravaganza in Manchester, not my choice of destination and obviously for legal reasons and for fear of breaking the unwritten Omerta of "what happens on the stag stays on the stag, I cannot divulge any events on the stag but having ... Read the complete review
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