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298 Queen City Avenue, Manchester, NH 03102, United States of America – Show map
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Fitness Center, Indoor Pool, Indoor Pool (all year)
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
Car Rental, Airport Shuttle (free), 24-Hour Front Desk, Laundry, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Business Center, Fax/Photocopying
Non-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Elevator, Heating, Designated Smoking Area
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Children and Extra Beds
All children are welcome.
Up to two children under 17 years stay free of charge when using existing beds.
Any additional older children or adults are charged USD 10 per night when using existing beds.
One older child or adult is charged USD 10 per night in an extra bed.
One child under 2 years stays free of charge in a crib.
The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may apply.
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Comfort Inn Airport Manchester
Best Western PLUS Executive Court Inn & Conference CenterNestled amongst acres of tranquil woods, and minutes from Manchester Boston Regional Airport, this hotel and conference center features a variety of complimentary amenities as well as comfortable...
Score from 205 reviews Excellent
La Quinta Inn & Suites ManchesterClose to Interstate 293, this Manchester hotel offers free Wi-Fi and rooms equipped with plush bedding along with a microwave and a refrigerator.
Score from 202 reviews Excellent
Fairfield Inn & Suites HooksettThis hotel, situated in Hooksett, a 5-minute drive from downtown Manchester, offers a well-equipped fitness center and an indoor swimming pool. Guest rooms are air conditioned and have cable TV.
Score from 30 reviews Wonderful
Residence Inn by Marriott NashuaOffering an indoor pool and a restaurant, Residence Inn by Marriott Nashua is located in Nashua. WiFi access is available.
Score from 3 reviews Exceptional
Made extensive use of free WiFi and fitness room. Easy transfer from/to airport
Renovations in progress so a bit untidy but didn't really subtract from overall experience
My husband went into the staff only bathroom. That's where they kept the breakfast food for the next day. Needless to say we went and got breakfast at another place. I would rather not eat the food after it was in a bathroom. The ac was not working in the elevator and in the hallways. My daughter almost got burnt by the water in the shower. It was almost on cold before we could get in. A warning would be nice.
price, close to the highway, a few chain restaurants close by
remodeling currently, looks very old, slow elevator, scary neighborhood- ex. gas station across the street only allows purchases/exchange of money through a bullet proof sliding window!
location near shopping, restaurants, entertainment, sporting events------staff was polite and helpful,,,room was clean and quiet,,,check in was easy
there was an applebees across the street.
Very noisy. Frig was small and wasn't very cold at all. Roomed smelled like smoke. Road outside was very noisy!
Room service,room entry with the card,elevator very,very slow.
Quite , i love it .
No mine bar at room. No free water at room.(battle of water). breakfast closed at 9:30 am!! , i recommend at 11:30 am .
This was one of the best rooms we stayed at.The bed was comfortable and room was very big.
It was a little farther from airport than expected, Not a big deal
The room was ok, although paint chipping from the ceiling. Beds were comfortable and for the most part room was clean.
Wi-Fi was horrible kept getting kicked off and would have to log in again. We did not have water for the first 4 hours that we were there because they were working on it. Renovations were going on, and construction supplies were all over the place. Pool was not very clean.
front desk staff and breakfast staff friendly
Pool was closed, huge disappointment, to me there should be an automatic discount if pool facilities are closed. Rooms although 'renovated' were disgusting, beds uncomfortable, very thin walls. We paid about 100./night should have been about a 60./night stay!
Very home like feel. Polite and helpful staff. Clean and organized rooms. Quite accommodating.
Only stayed one night. Not much to comment on that we didn't like. Couldn't easily find the continental breakfast though.
The hotel smelled too much like spent cigerettes. The elevator and the main entrance. Also, the room was half painted and who could see where they tried to patch some holes. Overall ok.
The hotel iv very neat and clean. good location in small city with all shopping area and restaurants.
Loved the friendly service. Christine was very helpful and went the extra mile which is very much appreciated because we came all the way from springfield Massachusetts.
No problem when i told them i stay 2 nights and no 1 week. This after look the living condition.
Hotel was in renovation. I listened the personnel accept reservation by phone without inform the client of this. Dust in the lobby, parking used by material, noise of metal saw from 7am. Workers in passage. It was beginning of august, renovation previous until november.
The gentleman at the front desk was very polite. The rooms were very clean and had no musty smell like other hotels I have stayed in. The bed was very comfortable and the pillows were also great.
The gentleman at the front desk when I checked out was not very friendly and was rude. Not a good asset for your company.
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|January 7, 2013 11:17 AM EST
NEW YORK, Jan. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- So you've decided it's time for a change of scenery, and you're ready to move to a new town with new opportunities -- but you haven't decided where to go yet! A quick internet search will bring up dozens of "best places to live" lists, but how do you know which list you should trust and which ones you shouldn't? Realtypin.com's top 5 list takes several factors into consideration -- including median listing prices, average number of days a home is on the market, inventory, home value stability, and the local unemployment rate (since the economy dictates home buying). After analyzing these statistics, we think these are your five best bets when it comes buying a home in 2013:
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1. Dallas/Fort Worth, TX
The Metroplex is on a lot of top lists, and we can see why! The median listing price here is higher than many other metropolitan areas (it currently sits at $512,315), but homes here are more affordable than ever. In fact, that price is actually 5% lower than their historical average. Plus, if you want to put the home on the market a few years down the road, you're likely to get a good resale value in Dallas. Sale prices here are down only 15% from the real estate peak in 2006. Compare that to the 30% decrease in the national average!
2. Tucson, AZ
If you're looking for a fix-it-up house flipping project, Tucson is the place to buy! Over 50% of the homes currently on the market are foreclosures, so you're likely to get a deal if you shop around. In fact, the median listing price in Tucson was $273,353 last month, but the median sales price was only $130,000. Plus, the University of Arizona, an Air Force base, and a U.S. Army intelligence center all call the area home. Even if you don't work for any of them, that's a good thing. After all, government and military jobs are often unaffected by the economy, so Tucson has a lower unemployment rate than the rest of the country.
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3. Grand Rapids, MI
Grand Rapids may not be considered a thriving metropolis like some of the other cities on our list, but it could be the best place to get bang for your buck. The median listing price in Grand Rapids is $167,569. Compare that to the median family income in town ($44,224), and you can see why buyers might want to give buying in this city more thought. Home values here are nearly 5% higher than they were last year, while the unemployment rate is 2% lower.
4. Austin, TX
Austin is home to the University of Texas, and it's a go-to destination for many of the world's top technology companies. Many Fortune 500 companies have their regional or corporate headquarters in Austin -- including Advanced Micro Devices, Facebook, Texas Instruments, 3M, Apple, IBM, Whole Foods Market, and Google. And, Dell Computers worldwide headquarters in located about 30 minutes away. With so many thriving corporations in town, the chances of finding a good-paying job here are favorable. The median household income is only slightly higher than the Texas state average of $39,927, but more than 20% of Austinites make between $60,000-80,000 a year.
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5. Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix used to be a prime example of how the economic decline in recent years has affected home sales. Home values here have dropped more than 50% from their peak in 2006, and many of the homes for sale over the past couple of years have been foreclosures. That's why investors came to town. They wanted to buy the depreciated properties, and sell them for a profit in the future. In the process, they also helped the local housing market. With fewer homes now for sale, it caused a boost in home value. Want proof? The average price per square foot in Phoenix last month was $676. That's over a 700% increase over this time last year!
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