Bed 4 night

The location of the property was local to our destination, reason for our visit.

The price... The photograph advertised of the exterior of the property was not the shared house we had to locate leading to hours walking the streets. When we finally located the property there was a stranger awaiting entry to a shared house and no reception or owner present, Leading to more additional waiting / telephone calls.

the room was dirty when I arrived. nobody was there to let me in I waited 45 minutes for some kid to arrive on a bus didn’t even take an Uber. breakfast was a make it your self toast. small hard to find.

Stayed here with my son to take in a Man Utd game. Location can only be described as brilliant as in, close proximity to the ground.Thats where the positives end. I couldnt find the "B and B" and even when parked across the street from it. I attempted to contact them through email but then found a message telling me the address and that the keys were under the mat. The instructions also said that i was to " help myself to breakfast". I looked in the fridge to find eggs and a carton of milk. I stayed for the 1 night which i had to and bought breakfast elsewhere. There was no one else in the house in the time we were there and i recieved no instructions of what to do with the key when leaving. I had difficulty getting the keys to work both the front door and the bedroom door as the locks are so worn. The wi fi is £5 an hour or £8 per day. The "private parking" is outside on the street and is not private. The full english or Irish breakfast is neither. Unless you bring it with you and cook it for yourself. I was ripped off for £110 for one night, one room for 2 people. As with all big cities, there are good and undesirable areas and lets just say, this wasn't good. On the short walk to the Salford Quay area, there were many derelict unused, burned or graphiti buildings, some of which were clearly being squatted in. I will not be returning to this area or bed 4 night, I'd have felt safer and happier in a Premier Inn or any other hotel. My advice? Avoid!! or find out for yourself.

The false advertising to paint a good picture of something when it clearly isn't. If i had been told the facts, then i could have made a decision but I'd never have paid £110 for 1 night in a room of this quality.