Exchange Building Car Park

If I could have left 0 stars I would have. ..this "car park" is an absolute joke. I can't believe it is actually advertised as such.. I have never seen anything quite like it before. It is inaccessible in my opinion. I think the only way you could negotiate the incredibly tight angle is on foot or on a bike...its ridiculous... I have now got to have the damage repaired to my car where I have quite a large scrape on the passenger door when i tried to reverse out after realising that it was impossible to drive into. ..Just Park, please take this off your books.....AVOID AT ALL COSTS....pay a few extra pounds and use the NCP car park around the corner...

Good value Secure Easy to use

Directions and price were excellent. A previous warning regarding, the very narrow ramp and tightly bending at right angles with walls below driver’s view. I elected not to go in. I’m sure many may well use this on a regular basis, but with a new ( to me) automatic estate car ,I didn’t feel comfortable attempting the ramp way. So found somewhere else’s to park.

Ramp looked too steep. Didn't want to take a risk and make my medium sized car pass through that. I had to book another car park nearby.

You get what you pay for and as a few others have said; NCP nearby isn't much more if you use their app. I hate NCP but sadly they would be the easier option over this car park for about 3 quid more (24 hrs). The area doesn't really matter because this car park is so hidden that locals probably don't know it even exists. There's no way they'd try to nick your car even if they somehow got past the coded entry - because the ramp in and out is barely useable for a bicycle, let alone a car. Not to be big-headed but I am a skilled and experienced driver and a car nut with several vehicles of different shapes and sizes. I can reverse park in a space that is maybe 2 inches longer than my car. I am saying this because if you are the sort of average driver who owns one of those big SUV things for the school run and you drive into spaces forward via mounting the pavement, or someone who won't squeeze between a car turning right and a curb to get past them because you don't know the width of that big 4x4 lookalike you bought, there is no way you will get your vehicle in or out of this car park without scraping the wheels or worse; the bodywork. If there are legal standards for car parks, the corners and angle of incline on that ramp fail. I found it to be a funny challenge to be honest. If you want a laugh, book this car park. My car was fine once parked up. It was made even funnier when I had to leave my car at the top of the ramp on the way out and run back down it to press the button to open, which is of course at the bottom. Finding the car park is only hard if you don't look at the photo. Clearly a lot of people reviewing were too stupid to do that. I know this because I did the same so it's my fault for not checking. In all fairness to the owners, that photo shows exactly where it is. As I say though - this is not a car park to use if you don't want to put your spacial awareness skills through an ultimate test. My car was wheel spinning while trying to get out. lol

Terrible entrance and ramp, into an underground carpark which was hard to find allocated spot and then the spot was really difficult to actually park in. Left straight away and used the NCP

Very narrow steep path not recommended for nervous drivers, car wheel span to get up it would not use again

Pretty scary place to park. Underground car park which is poorly lit. Also has the most ridiculous 180° tight turn to get in and out. Super tight in a small call. Never seen anything like it. On the upside, dirt cheap.

if you are not a confident driver or have above a mid size car .. its tight ti park on your own.. also picture of the entrance dies not reflect how or where you actually park in a very tight basement steep curve into spaces.. Will not use again

Getting in & out of the car park was near impossible. Steep ramp with a tight 180 switchback turn. Scraped my skirting, won't use again.