The 30th
Manchester Phonology Meeting |
Accommodation
You will need to make your own reservation for accommodation, and we hope that the information given below will help you.
The conference venue is the University of Manchester's Core Technology Facility which is located just south of the city centre. The CTF is easy to reach by bus from anywhere in the city centre or from much of South Manchester. The street to orientate yourself towards is Oxford Road (the CTF is towards the end of this road). Details of directions to the CTF are provided on the travel and directions page.
If you have any queries about this, or would like to check that a particular plan is feasible, please contact Patrick Honeybone (patrick.honeybone@ed.ac.uk).
Finding a hotel or hostel
The table below ('Some reasonably priced hotels') lists some relatively cheap hotels which are not too far from the CTF where participants in the mfm have often stayed before. There is a large number of hotels in Manchester, though, and a good number of hostels, too. One site with a large number of hotels in Manchester can be found here. You could also try websites like www.laterooms.com and www.hotels.com and www.booking.com and www.tripadvisor.com.
The perfectly nice YHA Youth
Hostel in Manchester has beds for around
GBP45.00 (and you don't have to be a 'youth' to stay there).
Its website is here.
There are also several other, independent hostels in
Manchester, which are likely to be cheap and cheerful and
perfectly acceptable. To find them, you could try searching
for hostels on the hotel-finding websites mentioned above.
Some reasonably priced hotels
The hotels below are relatively and are in the
general vicinity of the CTF centre. Please also see the
information on alternative accommodation given above.
Some hotels which have been used often by
participants at Manchester Phonology Meetings in previous
years are *asterisked. In recent years, many people attending
the mfm have stayed at one of the two Ibis hotels which are close to each
other. These are modern and comfortable, if rather impersonal,
and are in the centre of Manchester (most of the others listed
here are in the same area). They would be about 15-20 minutes'
walk from the CTF (details of buses and directions to the CTF
are provided on the travel and directions page), and
overall it's safer to stay in central Manchester.
*Luther King House | Brighton Grove, off Wilmslow Road - a bit of a walk,
and basic, but cheap |
*Ibis Manchester | Corner of Charles Street and Princess Street, M17DL |
*Ibis Portland Street | 96 Portland Street, M1 4GY |
Premier Inn | 112-114 Portland Street, M1 4WB - Several other
Premier Inns in Manchester can also be found by
following the link |
Holiday Inn Express | 2 Oxford Road, M1 5QA |
Travelodge | 227 Upper Brook Street, M13 0HB |
Travelodge |
31 Piccadilly, M1 1LU |
Travelodge |
22 Great Ancoats
Street, M4 5AZ |
Gardens
Hotel |
55 Piccadilly, M1 2AP |
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