UNCLE Manchester, Orient House

Absolutely tiny I have a peugeot 206 and still couldn't get round the car park nearly scratched my car 4 times I won't be using this car park again nightmare

I've used this location many times, I agree with some other reviews on here the carpark is tight and at times hard to take some of the corners without reversing a touch, but no problem if you are a decent driver, I've medium sized SUV I would recommend any bigger you may struggle

I found it difficult to find the space it's really tight in the car park. I struggled with my Audi A3 as there are several concrete posts and the turning area is too small also felt very enclosed and getting out was tricky however feet very secure

Hard to get around tight corners inside. I was locked out of car park as was 15 minutes later than originally expected.

I've used this space loads of times before and always thought it was great and cheap. However on this occasion I now have a bigger car, lower to the ground and as I tried to navigate the ramps in and out the incline clipped the bottom of my car and scraped it. Maybe a warning to people for future but a shame as used it many times before with no issues at all. Thank you

Very tight car park!

super straightforward note if your driving a big 4x4 or similar may be a little tight getting around car park area

The pillars in the carpark make it a little stressful maneuvering around but if you're in a small caf it's fine. easy to find and very secure

I’m afraid the Manchester car park at Orient House (M1 7AP) is pretty terrible. The biggest issue is that it isn’t fit for purpose. It’s in the lower basement of a building that is a minefield of closely set pillars which makes it incredibly difficult to park, and even more difficult to try and manoeuvre around it and get your car back out of there. The entrance ramp is also the exit ramp and there’s nowhere for you to go if you meet somebody on your way in or out. I’m a careful and experienced driver and I still scratched my car just trying to turn one of the (much too sharp) corners. You can see by the state of the pillars that absolutely everybody else has done the same; you can’t really avoid it (hence their offer of excess cover when you book, and the multiple signs telling you they’re not liable). There’s plenty of similar priced parking close-by. Try the university parking; it’s fit for purpose (actual car park that’s covered) and it’s cheaper.

The carpark barely had enough space to get into as, the cars near the entrance made passing almost impossible. the carpark itself had a ruinously sharp turn for the ramp and the whole place stank of week. I will not use your site again and will tell others not to. I have to pay to get my car's dent fixed. NCP every time for me from now on!