Q. Guys, I going to London where i will stay for one week and then leave for Manchester where i am thinking to stay for 2 days more. For London i have already booked apartments. Now i want to stay in Hotel in Manchester for days. Can you suggest me how much will it cost to stay for 2 days?
A. This depends on Where abouts in Manchester you want your hotel to be and how many stars. The lowest price is A Standard Single room for £47.50 at the 3 star Britannia Hotel
Information about this hotel:
Set in a magnificent Victorian building, Britannia Hotel is just 500 metres from Manchester Piccadilly Railway Station. With free Wi-Fi and 2 lively bars, the hotel is a mile from Manchester Cathedral.
The impressive building boasts a grand balconied staircase with original chandeliers. The bedrooms each have a private bathroom and some have seating areas and work space. All rooms have satellite TV, a trouser press and tea and coffee facilities.
Jennyâs Restaurant serves a varied menu featuring British favourites, whilst The Overstuffed Pizzeria offers Italian cuisine and fresh salads. The Wave Bar is open late with live DJs and a dance floor. Cromptons Bar features a relaxing lounge for casual drinks.
Just metres from lively Chinatown, Britannia Manchester is only half a mile from Oxford Road Railway Station. There is a Metrolink Tram stop just outside the hotel and the Granada Studios are a 20-minute walk away.
Information about this hotel:
Set in a magnificent Victorian building, Britannia Hotel is just 500 metres from Manchester Piccadilly Railway Station. With free Wi-Fi and 2 lively bars, the hotel is a mile from Manchester Cathedral.
The impressive building boasts a grand balconied staircase with original chandeliers. The bedrooms each have a private bathroom and some have seating areas and work space. All rooms have satellite TV, a trouser press and tea and coffee facilities.
Jennyâs Restaurant serves a varied menu featuring British favourites, whilst The Overstuffed Pizzeria offers Italian cuisine and fresh salads. The Wave Bar is open late with live DJs and a dance floor. Cromptons Bar features a relaxing lounge for casual drinks.
Just metres from lively Chinatown, Britannia Manchester is only half a mile from Oxford Road Railway Station. There is a Metrolink Tram stop just outside the hotel and the Granada Studios are a 20-minute walk away.
I am going to spend ten nights in a hotel, please advice?
Q. I am spending ten nights in a hotel in Sydney. Since I am on my own, I am wondering what activities I can do. I am on a TIGHT budget so anything that is below ten dollars would be appreciated.
A. - Visit the Opera House (free, seeing a show will cost money though)
- Walk across the Harbour bridge (free)
- Visit Bondi Beach (bus trip from the city)
- Visit the Rocks (historic part of Sydney)
- Visit the Museum of Contemporary Art (free, in the Rocks)
- Visit the NSW Art Galleryï¼free, near the Domain)
- Visit Darling Harbour
- Visit the Power House museum (near Darling Harbour, might have an entry cost?)
- Visit the Australian Museum (near Hyde Park, might have an entry cost?)
- Visit Kings Cross (red light district)
- Visit Taronga Zoo (short ferry trip from the city, not sure of entry cost)
- Catch a ferry to Manly
- Visit the Sydney Aquarium (near Darling Harbour, unsure of entry cost)
- Visit Newtown / Enmore / Surry Hills / Glebe (alternative shops, nice bars, cafes etc)
- Go up Centrepoint Tower (not sure of cost)
- Visit StarCity casino (near Pyrmont)
- Visit the Gap (cliff outlook over the Pacific Ocean, near Watsons Bay)
- Catch the Monorail ($4?)
- Visit the Markets (Haymarket or Flemington)
- Visit Oxford St (night clubs, boutique shopping in Paddington)
- Visit Chinatown (near Haymarket)
- Shopping at David Jones or Myer (department stores) in the City
- Visit the Botanical Gardens (near the City)
- Visit Hyde Park (in the City) or Centennial Park (near Paddington)
- Visit the Entertainment Quarter (near Fox Studios, has big cinema area, some cafes and bars)
- Visit Olympic Park (near Homebush, site of the Olympic Stadium and other venues)
- Visit the Fish Markets (in Pyrmont)
- Visit Luna Park (near Milsons Point, entry free but rides cost money)
- Visit NSW Parliament House (in Macquarie St)
- Visit the Blue Mountains (around $20 return train trip from the city)
- Walk across the Harbour bridge (free)
- Visit Bondi Beach (bus trip from the city)
- Visit the Rocks (historic part of Sydney)
- Visit the Museum of Contemporary Art (free, in the Rocks)
- Visit the NSW Art Galleryï¼free, near the Domain)
- Visit Darling Harbour
- Visit the Power House museum (near Darling Harbour, might have an entry cost?)
- Visit the Australian Museum (near Hyde Park, might have an entry cost?)
- Visit Kings Cross (red light district)
- Visit Taronga Zoo (short ferry trip from the city, not sure of entry cost)
- Catch a ferry to Manly
- Visit the Sydney Aquarium (near Darling Harbour, unsure of entry cost)
- Visit Newtown / Enmore / Surry Hills / Glebe (alternative shops, nice bars, cafes etc)
- Go up Centrepoint Tower (not sure of cost)
- Visit StarCity casino (near Pyrmont)
- Visit the Gap (cliff outlook over the Pacific Ocean, near Watsons Bay)
- Catch the Monorail ($4?)
- Visit the Markets (Haymarket or Flemington)
- Visit Oxford St (night clubs, boutique shopping in Paddington)
- Visit Chinatown (near Haymarket)
- Shopping at David Jones or Myer (department stores) in the City
- Visit the Botanical Gardens (near the City)
- Visit Hyde Park (in the City) or Centennial Park (near Paddington)
- Visit the Entertainment Quarter (near Fox Studios, has big cinema area, some cafes and bars)
- Visit Olympic Park (near Homebush, site of the Olympic Stadium and other venues)
- Visit the Fish Markets (in Pyrmont)
- Visit Luna Park (near Milsons Point, entry free but rides cost money)
- Visit NSW Parliament House (in Macquarie St)
- Visit the Blue Mountains (around $20 return train trip from the city)
Can anybody recommend a decent, but cheap hotel in central London?
Q. My sister has a visa interview at the US embassy in Grosvenor Square,so ideally somewhere around that area / Bond Street / Oxford Street? We are on a really tight budget, but would like somewhere half decent?
A. The very cheapest ones would be the hostels - for example London eye hostel.
you may also find apartment hotels which are inexpensive - you'd get your own room with those.
You can get a good prices on hotels with this:
http://www.hotelscombined.com/?a_aid=26451
I've used it and it checks all major booking sites for deals.
So you can enter Oxford street, bond st, etc and see which ones are closest to there on your budget.
you may also find apartment hotels which are inexpensive - you'd get your own room with those.
You can get a good prices on hotels with this:
http://www.hotelscombined.com/?a_aid=26451
I've used it and it checks all major booking sites for deals.
So you can enter Oxford street, bond st, etc and see which ones are closest to there on your budget.
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