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Decent Hotels in Manchester.

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    #21
    Originally posted by cojak View Post
    I wouldn't bother with Expedia unles you're on the FRS as you don't get VAT receipts from them (or you didn't when I last used them).
    Booked the Palace £79...

    Abode looks good and may use that for the regular stint next month..

    Cheers all.

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      #22
      Originally posted by MercladUK View Post
      Booked the Palace £79...

      Abode looks good and may use that for the regular stint next month..

      Cheers all.
      A couple of good pubs near enough straight over the road:

      The Salisbury Ale House (Manchester, England): Address, Phone Number, Bar & Club Reviews - TripAdvisor

      The Thirsty Scholar, Manchester - Restaurant Reviews & Photos - TripAdvisor

      Just avoid Deansgate Locks - horrendously overpriced.
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        #23
        Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
        Personally I'd look for boutique hotels if you are going to pay Hilton prices. It's still just a Hilton. For the same money you can get some amazing hotels. Didsbury house for example...

        Didsbury House **** | A small luxury town house hotel - Didsbury House - Eclectic Hotels Manchester
        Boutique hotels aren't going to give you the points and frequent flyer miles that the Hilton does - my 11 months at Orange got me two weeks in Hawaii
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          #24
          Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
          If you are recharging to the client ask them if they can book and pay for the hotel for you.
          Indeed, they might also have a discount rate going direct. Although you are relying on someone else which introduces more chance of a screw-up



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            #25
            Originally posted by d000hg View Post
            Indeed, they might also have a discount rate going direct. Although you are relying on someone else which introduces more chance of a screw-up



            I prefer TripAdvisor for researching places, myself.
            So do I but you also need to check the number of reviews.
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              #26
              Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
              Personally I'd look for boutique hotels if you are going to pay Hilton prices. It's still just a Hilton. For the same money you can get some amazing hotels. Didsbury house for example...

              Didsbury House **** | A small luxury town house hotel - Didsbury House - Eclectic Hotels Manchester
              +1

              Stayed at the Didsbury a fair bit, very nice too. Can sometimes get reasonable weekday rates as their main clientele is the weekend wedding trade.

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