If you are looking for a longer stay, why not try serviced hotels Manchester

Manchester is a city renowned for its history, culture, music, and entertainment. Sure to keep you on your toes, there are a number of reasons why to visit this city. Here are a few tips on how to plan your trip –whether you’re looking for a bargain or a blow-out, there’s something for everyone.
If you are travelling on a budget, try staying in a hostel. Other options include staying in a traditional pub hotel, but as always check reviews as cheap hotels Manchester may seem like a good deal, but you want to make sure you’re getting a good service for your money! For music, arts and so on, check out the internet to see which free events are on.
Manchester is home to a number of different cultural festivals each year, and for the price of a bus or tram ticket there is a lot to go and see around the city. Try local exhibitions at the galleries too, as many of these will be free admission. If you just want to get away from it all however, why not try a trip to the Peak District National Park for the day? There is some beautiful countryside surrounding Manchester, and a day out sightseeing, followed by a pub lunch is one of the most enjoyable experiences money can buy while travelling on the cheap.
If your purse strings are a little less tight however, consider one of the many hotels Manchester has to offer. These range from country retreats to city hotels Manchester which will keep you right in the heart of it all, and close by to the shops and tourist attractions. For sports fans, visit the Football museum. Since the (Rather sad) demise of art museum and gallery Urbis, the building has been replaced by a magnet for footie fans –Little wonder then, as Manchester is famously home to two popular football teams, Manchester United and Manchester City, and where better to go and watch a match than in the city itself?
When looking for hotels Manchester that are a little bit more on the expensive side, try looking around town. Swanky upmarket areas like the Northern Quarter still have a reputation for being busy, exciting places to be and they are not too far from sightseeing opportunities or shops where you can bag a designer bargain. If you are looking for a longer stay, why not try serviced apartments Manchester? Serviced hotels Manchester are paid for on a day by day basis, so you can stay for as short or as long a period as you’d like.
So whether you’re a footie fan, a shopaholic or a culture vulture, there is something in Manchester for every one. And from cheap hotels Manchester to more plush accommodation, you will always find a welcome stay.