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GO Budget Accommodation in Manchester |
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Manchester maybe
the favourite city in the North for the rich and famous,
but staying here doesn’t have to cost you a fortune. There’s plenty of bargain accommodation to be had in and around the city centre, so why not try these for starters. If you’re looking for clean, simple accommodation with a friendly atmosphere then why not try the Imperial Hotel [map] on Hathersage Road on the outskirts of the city centre. Rooms start at as little as £22 per person per night and all are equipped with hairdryers, coffee and tea-making facilities and a television, while the hotel is just a 10-minute walk from attractions including the Manchester Museum and Whitworth Gallery. Just outside of Manchester city centre in the leafy suburb of Monton you’ll find the Monton House Hotel [map] , where rooms are available from £30 per person per night. Built in a modernised Victorian building, the hotel offers basic rooms with en suite bathrooms, telephones and Internet connection, and coffee and tea-making facilities. It is situated a short drive from the fantastic Salford Quays and Lowry arts centre and is only 15 minutes from the city centre. Located close to Manchester United Football Club in the Old Trafford district of Manchester is the Beaucliffe Hotel [map] on Eccles Old Road, which boasts a TV lounge, bar and restaurant. Rooms start at just £30 a night and come fully-equipped with a telephone, TV, radio, and coffee and tea-making facilities. Another hotel that is ‘cheap as chips’ is the Bourneville Hotel in the trendy village of Didsbury, which is just five minutes from the city centre. The accommodation is comfortable with a third of the rooms having en suite facilities and all having radios and hairdryers. But for a real cheap trip to the city join the Youth Hostelling Association and book yourself a bed at Manchester’s Youth Hostel. The pupose built hostel on the beautiful canal-side Potato Wharf in Castlefield is close to most of the city’s main attractions, including the Science and Industry Museum, Manchester Art Gallery and the bars and clubs on Deansgate. Family rooms are available here as are breakfast, a picnic lunch and evening meals, while there is also a TV room, lounge and self-catering kitchen and washing machines. So no matter how tight your budget you can find a decent place to stay in Manchester without missing out on the city’s many attractions. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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