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City Aura

Manchester

2.75

(2 Reviews)

6 guests

3 bedrooms

4 beds

2 bathrooms

Property Overview

If you’re looking for a family staycation or getaway with friends, City Aura is a great choice. Located in the friendly suburb of Clayton, just a short distance from Manchester city centre, this tranquil and cosy holiday let is ideally situated for visiting prominent landmarks such as the National Cycling Centre, Manchester City FC and the new arena. City Aura has quirky interiors throughout and you’ll have full access to the kitchen, living and dining area, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

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Property Details

The Space
Gull’s Haven is the ideal city getaway. Upon entering the property, you’ll be welcomed by the homely and cosy feel. The living room features is open plan and shares the kitchen and dining space. With a wall-mounted flat screen TV, you can sink into the comfy, cedar brown sofa and enjoy pure relaxation. Switch on the TV to catch up on your favourite shows or spend time socialising with your loved ones. Quirky wallpaper adds to the quaint and personalised feel of the property. This space is bright and stylish with a modern, glass-topped dining table and wooden chairs. It is the ideal spot to enjoy family breakfasts and evening meals with friends.

The kitchen is captivating with white cabinets and smooth granite worktops. Colourful fittings add to the charm in the space. You’ll have everything you need for your stay as the kitchen is equipped with an oven, fridge, separate freezer, toaster, kettle, microwave, and washer dryer.

Upstairs on the first floor you’ll find a family bathroom, two bedrooms and one ensuite. The first bedroom is a cosy space with white walls and mostly neutral tones, barring the patterned wallpaper on the rear wall. The quaint room features a king-size bed which is instantly welcoming thanks to the plush white bedding. It is complete with wooden bedside tables and a spacious wardrobe with mirrors. You’ll also find an ensuite which is modern and stylish.

The second bedroom is a striking space. A relaxing double bed and ample storage space make up the room.

The third bedroom, located on the second floor, is ideal for children. With modern twin single beds and a sloped ceiling, the room is filled with charm.

The family bathroom can be found on the first floor and features a walk-in shower, wash basin and WC.

Neighborhood
City Aura is conveniently located just a short five-minute walk from a 24/7 supermarket, and a three-minute stroll from the National Cycling Centre. Manchester City Football Club is ten minutes away, while you can also enjoy a relaxing canal walk into Manchester city centre.

Manchester has been named as one of 25 global destinations to be included in the Where to Go 2024 list by prestigious US travel publication AFAR, has been named in the New York Times’ 52 Places to Go list for 2024 and is the only UK city in National Geographic's influential ‘Best of the World’ list which annually sets out 25 of the must-see places to visit around the globe.

Manchester city centre is jam-packed with unique and eclectic restaurants, bars, shops, museums and galleries. Furthermore, a packed calendar of world-class events and festivals from the landmark Manchester International Festival to the enchanting Manchester Christmas Markets means there’s always another reason to visit Manchester.

Getting Around
City Aura is located a five-minute walk away from the Velopark Metrolink stop, providing links to Piccadilly Station, Manchester city centre and Ashton-under-Lyne.

Manchester has excellent rail links to locations all across the UK from Piccadilly, Victoria and Oxford Road stations.

Connections are available from Piccadilly station to Manchester Airport.

  • Pets allowed
  • Suitable for children (2-12 years)
  • Suitable for infants (under 2 years)
  • Free parking on street
  • Carbon monoxide detector
  • Family/kid friendly
  • Wireless Internet
  • TV
  • Bed linens
  • Children’s dinnerware
  • Coffee maker
  • Cookware
  • Desk
  • Dishes and silverware
  • Dryer
  • Extra pillows and blankets
  • Refrigerator
  • Hangers
  • Hair dryer
  • Heating
  • Iron
  • Kettle
  • Kitchen
  • Microwave
  • Oven
  • Laptop friendly workspace
  • Stove
  • Toaster
  • Towels provided
  • Wide clearance to bed
  • Wide hallway clearance
  • Washer
  • Cleaning Disinfection
  • Enhanced cleaning practices
  • Essentials
  • First aid kit
  • High touch surfaces disinfected
  • Hot water
  • Private entrance
  • Shampoo
  • Smoke detector

Guests have access to the full apartment. The keys to City Aura are accessed via a key safe box, and full details will be provided prior to check in.

A permit is provided inside City Aura, allowing for free on-street parking nearby.

A maximum of three well-behaved dogs are welcome to stay at City Aura per reservation.

Check-in: 16:00

Checkout: 10:00

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Guest Reviews

2.75

(2 Reviews)

Daria

17/07/2024

Where do I even start... Please read this whole thing if you don't want to end up like us -- not staying the night and leaving! There wasn't enough space below, so I start my negative review in this section. This whole listing is false advertising. You are NOT getting an apartment, you are actually getting a ROOM in a shared FLAT. The room looks nothing like the pictures here. I think they might have used the images of other properties. In case they edit their description, at the moment of booking not once did it say that all the spaces are shared (you do have a tiny toilet in the corner of your room though). So you don't have your own kitchen like you would in an actual apartment. And the shared kitchen again looked nothing like the pictures at all. It was a totally different space! There some extra costs as they are so scared you will do something to their precious room. 175GBP FOR ONE NIGHT isn't enough for them to cover their insurance? This is such a money grab. The access code wasn't sent in a timely manner. Instead of enjoying my trip, I had to send them messages and beg them to send me the code, and then constantly check if they finally sent it. When I called them, there was only an answering machine. That's very unreliable because what if there was an emergency? There is no way to reach them! When they finally sent the code, it was a wrong one, or, to be clear, you needed to put it from right to left rather than left to right. This was so bizzare! So if your code is 4895 try 5984 instead. Imagine our surprise when we finally opened the door and there's a random man hanging out in our "apartment". At first we thought they double booked. Until we realized that we weren't getting an apartment, we were getting a room in a shared flat. There were no instructions on how to find our room. No numbers on the keys or doors. They provided us with only one hand towel and one bigger towel even though it clearly said on the booking that there were 2 of us. There is no sound proofing and we could hear people using the toilet. The whole environment felt really unsafe and more like hostel conditions. Definitely not an apartment. I messaged them expressing my confusion because pictures here are totally different from what we saw, and they NEVER GOT BACK TO ME. Instead, they only sent me a reminder to vacate their property by 10am and to make sure we didn't break anything. That made me laugh as by the time we got that message we were already far away. It was the first time ever that we didn't stay the night in the accommodation we booked. It just felt very sketchy and weird. We chilled there a little bit before our gig but felt so uneasy that decided we'd rather drive 4 hours back after the gig at night than sleep here. One good thing I can say is that the room was quite clean. And if it was 50GBP then I'd say go for it. But for 205GBP?! The audacity to charge that much for a room in a shared flat is actually insane! They do not match other properties at this pcrice point at all. The matrass? Flat and cheap. The pillow? Flat and cheap. The linen? Cheap. What exactly are you charging 205GBP for? It's the worst value for money we've ever had. I don't recommend anyone staying here. You might as well just book a bed in a hostel, at least that will save you money.

Izzy

13/06/2024

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