Park N Fly Manchester, NH?

[bfamily5]

Hey! We usually fly out of Portland ,ME and I have the park and fly down pat from there...however, we are looking at Manchester, NH. It looks like it will save us roughly $300ish and it's not much farther. So, do any of you have experience with a park and fly in Manchester? How is this airport? Is it worth the extra distance? TIA

 

[coastgirl]

We love flying out of Manchester, and in for a penny, in for a pound on the drive I say. We drive from Halifax so it's a long day (or two shorter days) no matter how we do it. We have stayed at a Holiday Inn there, which had a nice shuttle and a good park-and-fly rate--there are two HI in Manchester, the Holiday Inn Manchester Airport on Brown Ave is closer to the airport and had better deals. Last time we went we stayed at a suite hotel, I don't recall which one. Ted in Halifax recommended it, and it was about the same quality, price, location as the HI but with a bigger room (suite). I'm sure it's here somewhere--maybe the Maritimes best fare thread.

The airport is super, clean, well laid out, not too big and not too small. We've never had any issues there. We recommend it highly.

 

[vikkii19]

I've stayed at both Homewood Suites and Springhill Suites and both were really great. Fast and efficient shuttle and nice rooms. They were both reasonably priced at around $129 per night with the park and fly.

 

[Ted in Halifax]

I've stayed in all of the hotels mentioned above. Holiday Inn can be slightly cheaper in price, but Homewood Suites and Springhill Suites can handle 5-6 people. This might be important to you. Ive had 5 at Springhill ...

 

[fredgirls]

Just got back from SpringHill Suites at MHT. Loved it. Great rooms and breakfast included. $139 for park and fly. Excellent.