This property was marketed as "free parking" and quite a lot of emphasis was placed on the parking element.
Apparently the fob for the car park was broken and being replaced, however this was not communicated to me until after check in time, and only when I chased the 3rd party entry company about it.
I was promised call backs and follow ups about the parking fob for three days, which did not come.
Very disappointing, as we had booked the property heavily on the availability of parking, being from out of town.
The flat had some cleanliness issues - lots of dust/dirt around, lots of hair in the property (of varying lengths and colours).
There were tons of small spiders in the flat, along with cobwebs and a swarm of fruit flies.
The lounge door handle had been removed or broken off (see another customer's previous review), and had not been replaced.
There was no hand soap toilet paper, or washing up liquid in the property. You don't expect to have to go buy basic hygiene items the minute you arrive at your accommodation, especially post-pandemic.
The bed was very uncomfortable - a thin sprung mattress atop a hard bedstead. The white bed linens had some kind of stains on them - perhaps makeup or nail varnish (I hope).
A largely poor experience with the property itself. Poor communication from "owner", who appears to have turned management of the property over to a third party called Pass the Keys.
Location was good, except I can't comment on how convenient it was to travel around the city, as I was forced to move my car every three hours on street parking and missed the reason I was in Manchester to begin with - flat hunting.
There is a large asda nearby, as well as local morrisons and co-op stores. There's a community garden a few streets over, however it was not well maintained outside (loads of fly tipping). There were several buses each hour into city centre.
Overall, hugely disappointing visit. Have requested a refund.