Cheap Hotels and Bed and Breakfast near Manchester Airport (free parking)

Providing a plethora of flights

In 2013 it was considered the third busiest airport in UK and the 21st busiest in all of Europe, based on its overall number of passengers. It provides a plethora of flights (more than any other UK-based airport) to approximately 200 popular destinations. Comprising 3 terminals, this airfield is currently dealing with more than 20 million passengers on an annual basis.

The airport takes pride in various convenient transport links and is currently served by the train station providing numerous railway connections and also by the M56 motorway.

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The future sounds even brighter: a large surface of vacant land is available for ambitious development plans targeting transportation improvements (4th railway platform, one new tram line and a relief road, among other prominent beneficial changes), as well as manufacturing hotel and office space, which is adjacent to Manchester airport.

Affordable Places to Stay – Where Should You Stay ?

No matter what attracts you most to Manchester and the area around the airport, you’ll find plenty of choice when it comes to suitable accommodation. History buffs will find hotels from the budget to luxury end of the scale around the Castlefield area, while for easy access to nightlife, you can stay in the Northern Quarter, where you’ll find plenty of rooms in self catering accommodation.

The area around the airport offers a lot of B&b accommodation as well as traditional hotels, so wherever it suits you to stay, you’ll find what you’re looking for.

Looking for a budget-friendly, family-run place to stay overnight offering free airport transport and a hearty breakfast? If so, you may want to stay at the Curzon House, which is located 1.9 miles away from the airport. Its beautiful surroundings and clean, spacious guest rooms will help you prepare for the energy-consuming journey ahead of you.

Birtles Farm Bed and Breakfast is another great option that may be to your entire liking, especially if you want to stay near Tatton Park. It is located 3.5 miles from the airport, ensures free car parking and encourages you to enjoy short country walks. This B&B alternative could be great for you, especially if you love farmhouses.

Premier Inn located on Heald Green offers free breakfast for kids, free Internet access plus the chance to relax in nice, spacious rooms. What more could you ask for? If you are ready and willing to indulge yourself, you can always book a room at the Radisson Blu Manchester Airport Hotel and enjoy a complete pampering experience. Business Class Rooms come with sophisticated buffet breakfasts that will fill your stomach and boost your mood.

Interested in finding a gorgeous 4-star hotel that won’t overbalance your budget? Laburnum Cottage Guest House fits this description and lets you profit from ridiculously low rates starting at 39 pounds per night. You should know that most hotels located in this area ensure 8 to 15 days of free car parking either on-site or in a nearby secured parking lot.

You should check out the offer of each hotel you may want to go for, especially because their packages vary a great deal in terms of benefits and extra charges. Some offer free car parking and free shuttle services, while others only guarantee free one-way transfers and charge more money for extra days of parking. All in all, with our help you can compare offers and spot the most amazing accommodation options that are actually in your price range. When staying in the city center, a popular option is to rent an apartment for one night or the weekend.

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Manchester International Airport in Speke Merseyside UK

Name : Manchester Airport

Information : on Twitter, Departures and Arrivals

Location : the terminal is situated in the civil parish of Ringway, about 8,5 miles or 14 km south of Manchester city centre hotels, the city’s main indoor Arena for music concerts, Royal Infirmary Hospital, the large city’s General Hospital and the Central Convention Centre.

Address : Manchester, Greater Manchester M90 1QX, England, United Kingdom (UK)

Other major airports serving the region are John Lennon near the city of Liverpool, the International Airport of Leeds, Blackpool International Airport (BLK) and Robin Hood near the cities of Doncaster and Sheffield. These airports provide international and domestic flights.

Train Transport

The airport is served by Manchester Airport Railway Station. Trains, operated by Northern Rail or TransPennine Express, connect MAN international with Piccadilly Station and rail stations mainly throughout northern England, including Crewe, Wigan and Southport. Some trains go all the way to Edinburgh Scotland.

Bus and Coach Transport

Coach and bus services leave from The Station, the airport’s ground transport interchange. The 24-hour bus service Skyline (service 43) goes to central Manchester via Wythenshawe, Northenden, Withington, Fallowfield and Rusholme. Skyline (service 19) connects the Station with Altrincham via Wythenshawe and Sale.

Coach services are operated by National Express.

By Car

MAN Intl. is easy accessible from junction 5, via the nearby M56 motorway.

To Old Trafford Football Stadium

Manchester Airport is about 8 miles away from Old Trafford football ground, home of Manchester United. You can either get a taxi from the airport or catch one of the regular train services to Manchester Piccadilly Railway Station. From Piccadilly you can change for another train or metrolink onto Old Trafford.

IATA Code : MAN

Main Airlines : mainly served by EasyJet, Flybe, Jet2.com, Monarch Airlines, Ryanair, Thomas Cook Airlines, Thomson Airways, Hermes Airlines, Condor, Aer Lingus Regional

Flight connections to and from the United States and Canada are provided by Virgin Atlantic, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, Air Transat, Monarch, Pakistan International Airlines, Thomas Cook, United Airlines, and US Airways.

Terminals : three passenger terminals. Terminal 1,2, and 3.

Postcode District : M90 1QX

Region : North West England

County : Greater Manchester

Tel. : +44 871 271 0711

Nearest Hotels : in the towns and villages of Hale, Wilmslow, Stockport, Cheadle, Handforth, Sale, Altrincham and the city of Manchester.

The City of Manchester in England UK

Widely known as ‘the Capital of the North’, Manchester is a massive city of 2.5 million residents, known as ‘Mancunians’, organised into seven sprawling districts. The city is famed for it’s contributions to music, most notably the ‘Madchester Scene’ of the 1990s which spawned hugely successful bands such as Oasis and the Stone Roses.

Its two Premiere League football teams, Man City and Man United both regularly top the tables and inspire the devotion of fans across the world. All this explains why, in 2014, Manchester turned down the chance to apply to become a European Capital of Culture – in the words of leading local Councillor, Rosa Battle, it already is one! However, the city has accepted one international accolade of late: it was European City of Science for 2016.

With so much going on, it’s no surprise Manchester is the most visited English city by foreign tourists after London, and also houses the second largest airport in the country outside of the capital. That’s why it’s informally known as the UK’s ‘second city’, and why it’s home to a huge variety of hotels, bed and breakfast accommodation, and rooms or even whole apartments available to rent.

Still looking for reasons to visit Manchester? How about the history? Castlefield is the site of a Roman settlement and the original, imposing city walls, dating back to the 16th Century. Manchester Cathedral, while subject to extensive redevelopment in the 19th Century, dates back to around 700 AD and the neo Gothic Manchester Town Hall was built in 1868, designed by Alfred Waterhouse as a symbol of the city’s wealth, power and industrial importance in the 19th Century.

The city offers much in the way of cultural attractions: the Imperial War Museum North has many interesting exhibits on conflict, the Lowry Centre houses Salford’s collection of paintings by the great artist L.S.Lowry and Contact, Home and the Theatre Royal all stage a wide selection of classic and contemporary theatrical performances.

As befitting for a city of its size, there is a huge number of pubs, bars and clubs, from boutique indie nights to massive warehouse parties. ‘The Village’, located around Canal Street is the go-to destination for the discerning Manchester clubber, a hub for the city’s LGBTQIA+ community, but equally popular with people from all walks of life because of its friendly, tolerant vibe and bars that stay open until 5am or later.

Things to do and see nearby

The Runway Visitor Park (Manchester Airport, WA15 8XQ England UK): see planes taking off and landing. Home to five aircraft, including the legendary Concorde G-BOAC. Great for families.

Bruntwood Park (Bruntwood Lane, Cheadle SK8 1HX, England): great park, very well kept. Children’s play area is excellent, and there is plenty of space for dog walking.

Dunham Massey Hall and Gardens (Charcoal Lane, Altrincham, Altrincham WA14 4SJ, England, United Kingdom): fantastic place to visit not far from MAN international terminals. Nice house and beautiful gardens.

Altrincham Ice Dome (Oakfield Road, Altrincham WA15 8EW England): ice rink with a capacity capped at 2,000 for ice hockey. The Ice Dome hosts the home matches of the Manchester Phoenix and Trafford Metros ice hockey clubs, as well as junior ice hockey, public skating sessions, birthday parties, private events, and skating lessons.