Secure overnight parking in Manchester??
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Gazcw
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I must not comment I must not comment........
midlifecrisis
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You just did.
Gazcw
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Ssssssssh!
Scaf
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I am not sure any of the car parks I have used are “secure” in that pedestrians can access them on foot and cars by buying a ticket.
The underground car park at the Renaissance hotel Deansgate is caged and locked and only hotel guests can use it, but it’s a grotty hotel.
Having said that, between 2007 and 2017 I parked my Jaguars and my DB7 and the GTS in various car parks all over the city with no problem at all.
The underground car park at the Renaissance hotel Deansgate is caged and locked and only hotel guests can use it, but it’s a grotty hotel.
Having said that, between 2007 and 2017 I parked my Jaguars and my DB7 and the GTS in various car parks all over the city with no problem at all.
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Even better, drop it off at Autoshield and Marios will give it the love and attention a Maserati deserves, whilst you enjoy the weather and all the pills, thrills and bellyaches on offer.
Scaf
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Put a heavy tint on all the windows and you could leave it anywhere as it will blend in perfectly.
Gazcw
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With a couple of empty baggies on the dash.
Thanks for the suggestions (and comments 
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I'll likely take the RR as it should just about have enough boot capacity for the variety of shoes I will be told are essential for the weekend. Mandatory brollies are on the packing list - thanks BB!
JonW - hotel is close to Piccadilly. I used to stay at the Malmaison a lot; I rarely drove, but from memory they use the NCP next door which had very tight spaces and never seemed very secure.
)I'll likely take the RR as it should just about have enough boot capacity for the variety of shoes I will be told are essential for the weekend. Mandatory brollies are on the packing list - thanks BB!
JonW - hotel is close to Piccadilly. I used to stay at the Malmaison a lot; I rarely drove, but from memory they use the NCP next door which had very tight spaces and never seemed very secure.
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Tis true
I've used the Q park on first street when visiting the bridgewater hall , modern, well lit, roller shutter door and ticket access to get in , good size spaces, wide central ramp
Manchester First Street Parking | Manchester Car Parks | Q-Park
Q-Park First Street is a multi-storey car park within the up and coming First Street development. The safe and secure facility is a short walk away from HOME Theatre, Innside by Melia, Bridgewater Hall and the Manchester Central Convention Complex.
www.q-park.co.uk
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I wouldn’t worry too much. I’m from Manchester and had no issues leaving my cars out (Maserati, Porsche, Audi etc.) Just find one that’s close to the hotel and you’ll be okay.
Home from a great few days away, Manchester never fails to deliver.
I parked in the Q-Park in Piccadilly Place - clean, well-lit, underground, decent sized spaces and seemed quite secure. I didn't pre book and was pleasantly surprised at how inexpensive it was to park there for 2 nights/3 days. Ended up taking the Mrs' BMW which averaged 63mpg - more than twice the RR could manage and five times the typical figures I see from the Bentley!
I parked in the Q-Park in Piccadilly Place - clean, well-lit, underground, decent sized spaces and seemed quite secure. I didn't pre book and was pleasantly surprised at how inexpensive it was to park there for 2 nights/3 days. Ended up taking the Mrs' BMW which averaged 63mpg - more than twice the RR could manage and five times the typical figures I see from the Bentley!