Bilboblue
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Seems to be always around £100 a room on matchdays. I'd rather stay somewhere a bit better if paying that much.
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Hotels in Manchester
- Thread starter Bilboblue
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Nebuchadnezzar
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Sachas
stonerblue
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What on earth is going on with the prices in the last year or two?
Used to be able to get a reasonable room (Premier Inn type, or equivalent) in the city for around £60-80 per night, now it's a struggle to get one for less than £100.
I travel a fair distance for games, so occasionally like to stay over and relax after a game, rather than be rushing around but it's getting to the point where it's just not affordable any more.
By contrast I was looking at hotels in Newcastle for the boxing day game, and I can get 2, or even 3 nights there, for the same price as one in Manchester on a non-holiday time!
Spare room at our house Bilbo.
Bilboblue
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Can't stay up midweek because of work the next day but thanks.For the Everton game you can get the travelodge at Ancoats for £46.
Sports City for £41.
Bilboblue
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Appreciate the offer stoner, but I have a thing about strange houses, I never seem to be able to sleep in them haha!Spare room at our house Bilbo.
Danamy
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Going by his username, just have one of his cakes and you'll be alright? ;-)Appreciate the offer stoner, but I have a thing about strange houses, I never seem to be able to sleep in them haha!
stonerblue
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Appreciate the offer stoner, but I have a thing about strange houses, I never seem to be able to sleep in them haha!
No worries mate.