Hotels with Free Parking in Trafford from AED 193

"Great stay with breakfast included, definitely recommend "

""Tired looking" building inside and out but quaint. I believe its an old, tranformed town hall, that shows its age on the inside. That being said the room was clean and adequate, and the staff was very nice. I wish there was a better system in getting your room cleaned. They dont have a sign you see at other hotels that say "do not disturb" on one side, and "service room" on the other. So you were left with the cleaning staff knocking on your door, different times every day, asking if you need...

"Overall, a very good experience. The only drawbacks were the distance of the car park from the building as well as the staff service in their Cafe Football (slow and uninterested)."

"1st impression, the hotel was a bit dated on the outside. Loads of spaces for parking. Just remember to validate your vehicle reg on the tablet in reception.Check in was easy, staff polite and pleasant. The place was busy.Plenty of space in the bar/reception area. Room was ok. We were put in a room overlooking the road. Double glazed windows didn't close properly. You could hear traffic outside and people talking as they walked past. Not a massive issue.Room was OK, clean and tidyish. ...

"A very large clean and exceptionally comfortable room. Amazing value for the price paid"

"Excellent value for money stay . Excellent parking package and access alround . Fantastic dining on site in the edge restaurant too with great views of the ground if you’re into cricket. "

"Very poor hotel. I was staying a few miles away for half the price and the rooms were very modern, clean and comfortable. As I was working away with a colleague I booked 2 family rooms. The rooms are dated and not up to standard. I had no towels in my room and there was only 1 in the other FAMILY room I booked. I booked family rooms as both our partners and baby’s were coming to stay one night. My room smelt strongly of smoke and the smoke detector had been covered up. The corridors smelt of...

"Nothing at all to dislike"