Manchester Hotels
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Peter Street, M2 5GP
Area: city centre
With its noble Italian palazzo-style façades and interiors, The Edwardian Manchester, A Radisson Collection Hotel keeps live the spirit of the Free Trade Hall. Since 19th century an impressive array... Read more
Portland Street, M1 3LA
Area: city centre
Located in the heart of Manchester, the Britannia Hotel Manchester City Center is set in an elegant Victorian building. Manchester Piccadilly Railway Station is just 5 minutes' walk from the hotel. Read more
Portland Street, M1 4PH
Area: city centre
Overlooking Piccadilly Gardens, the Mercure Manchester Piccadilly offers 280 rooms with flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi and air conditioning. This 4-star hotel in the heart of Manchester features a... Read more
Goadsby Road Off Swan Street, M4 5AH
Area: city centre
The hotel offers a reception desk open 24 hours and 24 modern rooms with free Wi-Fi. The hotel houses a contemporary bar offers various snacks and drinks. Read more
Palatine Road, M20 2WG Didsbury
Area: didsbury
When it's time to unwind, do so in style at our Spindles Didsbury Health Club & Gym. Spindles can reduce your stress, calm your mind and improve your health and fitness. Read more
50 Dearmans Place - Chapel Wharf, M3 5LH
Area: city centre
This is the most luxurious hotel in Manchester. It has an excellent location and communication links. Read more
70 Shudehill, M4 4AF
Area: city centre
In the lively Northern Quarter of Manchester, this hotel offers the Glasshouse restaurant, free Wi-Fi and a gym. The stylish Glasshouse Bar and Restaurant offers a menu based on local products,... Read more
22 Great Ancoats Street, M4 5AZ
Area: city centre
For security reasons we are unable to offer a left luggage service. Please note due to the location of this hotel on a busy road in the centre of Manchester some exterior noise may be heard from... Read more
17-19 Trafford Road,, M5 3AW
Area: trafford
This 4-star hotel is located along a pier and is less than 1.6 kilometers from Old Trafford. Read more
21 Dickinson Street, M1 4LX
Area: city centre
The 164 modern rooms all offer WiFi internet and satellite TV. Elements Restaurant offers a wide choice of international dishes, while the bar is perfect for coffee and cocktails. Read more
One Piccadilly Place, 1 Auburn St., M1 3DG
Area: city centre
DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Piccadilly is the perfect place to stay whether it be a journey of pleasure or business. The property offers to its guests many amenities, including: 285 rooms, 7... Read more
Clippers Quay , M50 3SN
Area: trafford
Local attractions include the Manchester United Football Club Museum and Tour, Imperial War Museum and The Lowry Centre. The City Centre is also within easy reach from the hotel, offering a fine... Read more
Runger Lane - Wilmslow Road, M90 5DL
Area: manchester airport
Every morning we prepared breakfast buffet with free drink at the hotel restaurant, which offers a varied menu in the evening. Do not miss the assortment of drinks and snacks to the spacious... Read more
Peter Street, M60 2DS
Area: city centre
The Midland Hotel is a historic building located in the heart of Manchester, perfectly restored. The hotel offers its guests many facilities, making it ideal for both tourists and business travelers. Read more
303 Deansgate, M3 4LQ
Area: city centre
The hotel’s own stylish on-site cocktail bar offers an extensive range of superior cocktails, as well as breathtaking views. The hotel offers impressive service, with a porter and a 24-hour... Read more
Discover Manchester
Manchester is one of the main cities in Great Britain, situated in the north-west of England, in the county of Greater Manchester, more or less half way between Leeds and Liverpool. Manchester, which now has about half a million inhabitants, was originally a Roman colony, founded in 79 AD. The city was once one of the main centres of the Industrial Revolution in England, but in the twentieth century it was severely affected by the crisis of the textile industry. Nevertheless in recent years it has been able to recover , investing huge sums in the regeneration of the neighborhoods hit by the crisis and on the development of new activities related to art and culture. In this way Manchester has become a very attractive tourist destination.Historical and cultural Manchester. Manchester is now a modern and vibrant city, offering several attractions. Among the more traditional attractions is Castlelfield, the place where was located the ancient Roman settlement of Manucium that gave rise to the city, and theUniversity of Manchester, in Oxford Road, which is really famous for some important innovations like the experiments on the atom made by Rutherford. The Manchester Cathedral, located in the central area calledMillennium Quarter and built in Gothic style, is dedicated to St Mary, St Denys and St George. Interesting is Manchester Town Hall, in Albert Square, built in Neo-Gothic style, that during the Industrial Revolution was the symbol of the economic power of the city. The John Rylands Library also worth a visit: it houses the oldest known fragment of the New Testament in the world. In Manchester there is also the Chetam's Library, the oldest England's library, once frequented by Marx and Engels.
Modern and cosmopolitan Manchester. There are several areas in which you can try the modern and cosmopolitan soul of Manchester; among these has to be mentioned Chinatown, located near George and Faulkner Street, that is one of the most characteristic places of the city. In Manchester there is also The Village, the district known as the Gay Village, because it hosts the largest gay community in Europe; here there are some of the most famous pubs and clubs in the city. If you are looking for an oriental restaurant, you can not miss the curry mile, a street full of curry restaurants, sari shops, and even jewelers .
Museums and art galleries in Manchester. In the city there are some great museums, every of which focuses on a specific area of interest. Among these, the Manchester Museum, which hosts one of the most important collections of Egyptian art in the United Kingdom, and also numerous ancient artifacts and other collections (zoological and botanical) Interesting is the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI), located in an old train station and dedicated to the relationship between the city and the development of science, industry and technology. To be seen is the Imperial War Museum, built in one of the areas most affected by the bombings of 1940, which now houses many war artefacts. It should be also mentioned the Manchester Art Gallery, located in Mosley Street, inside which you can find many works of the English school, as well as some works of the main painters of French Impressionism.
Music and events in Manchester. Manchester has a very good relationship with the world of music, in fact over the years many famous bands emerged in this city, including The Smiths and the Oasis. The city, very lively with regard to the music and in general the nightlife, is thus often called Madchester. In the city is the Manchester Arena, that, thanks to its 21,000 seats can accommodate great concerts and musical events.
Public transportation. You can easily explore Manchester city centre on foot, having the chance to visit the various attractions present here. In terms of public transportation, the city offers many buses and trams, whose line is here calledMetrolink. They are able to connect the centre of Manchester with its peripheral areas.
Hotels in Manchester. There are many 3 and 4 star hotels in Manchester, some of which in the city centre. Some of these hotels propose special offers, so you can find low-price accommodation in Manchester, and visit the city thanks to some special offers.
Our top hotels in Manchester
- Hotel The Midland Manchester - 4 stars
- MacDonald Manchester Hotel & SPA - 4 stars
- Hotel MacDonald Townhouse Manchester - 4 stars
- Hotel The Palace Manchester - 4 stars
- Hotel Mercure Manchester Piccadilly - 3 stars