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Where to Stay 2011-12

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Visit Manchester makes every effort to ensure thatthe information contained in this guide is correctat time of going to print but changes often occurafter press. Therefore we cannot accept liability forany loss or damage arising from its use. However,if you do spot any errors or omissions pleasecontact [email protected]

The information within this guide and the designare copyright Visit Manchester and no part of thisdocument may be reproduced in part or wholly byany means, electronic or mechanical, without priorpermission of the publishers in writing.

Cover: Staying Cool

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Contents

Discover Manchester 2

Gateway to the Northwest of England 4

What´s On 6

Quality time in Manchester 8

Accommodation

City Centre 10

North 18

South 20

West 22

East 23

The Quays 24

Airport 27

Getting to & around Manchester 28

City centre map 30

Accommodation index 32

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FridayAfter checking into your hotel, head over to thestunning brand new Visitor Information Centrein Piccadilly Gardens to discover what’s on in thecity and where to go. You can also book a guidedwalking tour with a Blue or Green Badge Guideto find out more about the city from the stories ofa local accredited expert. Admire the magnificentneo-gothic Town Hall, Manchester Cathedral andthe medieval, purpose-built John Rylands Library.Marvel at one of the country's finest art collectionsin spectacular Victorian and contemporarysurroundings. Manchester Art Gallery is home to outstanding pre-Raphaelite paintings, craft anddesign and early 20th century British art.

The Northern Quarter, Manchester’s creative andbohemian heart, with independent fashion stores,record shops and cafes is an ideal place for dining.There, you’ll find Simple Bar & Restaurant, whichoffers a laid back atmosphere for eating, drinkingand meeting friends.

If you still have energy to enjoy Manchester’snightlife, head to the Gay Village or to DeansgateLocks, where you will find a wide range ofnightclubs and bars.

Discover Manchester…Once you are in Manchester there is so much to do and see. Take at leastthree days to explore what the city has to offer for an unforgettable weekend.

Town Hall, St Albert Square

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SaturdayAM - After breakfast spend the morning shoppingin different districts of the city. If you’re looking forhigh-end, exclusive labels, head to King Street orThe Avenue, in Spinningfields, the city’s newfinancial district where retailers showcase the bestinternational fashion collections in the North Westfrom Flannels, DKNY, Armani, Mulberry, BrooksBrothers and many more. Market Street andManchester Arndale also offer an abundance of well-known high street brands.

The new Revolution Manchester gallery at MOSI(the Museum of Science and Industry) introducesthe story of Manchester, the world’s first industrialcity, with a groundbreaking design and technologythat takes the museum experience into the digital age.

PM - Spend your afternoon at the Trafford QuaysLeisure Village, home to The Trafford Centre, one of the UK’s largest shopping malls. Amazingattractions such as Airkix, Chill Factore or AerialExtreme, one of the world’s most awesome highrope adventure courses, can be found here.

Returning to the city centre for dinner you canchoose from the great diversity of cuisinesavailable: from the Asian flavours at Zaika IndianRestaurant to the Italian appeal of StockRestaurant or modern British at the Restaurant Bar& Grill. Saturday evenings are the perfect momentto go to one of the theatres in town, such as theRoyal Exchange Theatre, Palace Theatre or OperaHouse or if you prefer live music check out placessuch as Band on the Wall or Matt & Phreds.

SundayAM - Start the day with a visit to the new NationalFootball Museum (opening in Autumn) where youcan admire football artefacts such as the 1966World Cup Final ball or Maradona’s ‘hand of God’shirt. Savour a typical Irish lunch at WaxyO’Connors before visiting Old Trafford or The Cityof Manchester Stadium (Eastlands), venues ofManchester United and Manchester City wheretheir matches and stadium tours let you experiencehow passionate Manchester is about football.

PM - Whether you fancy an activity packedafternoon with friends, exploring idyllic woodlandtracks, a relaxing lunch or a gentle stroll aroundone of the bustling farmers markets, you’ll bespoilt for choice across Manchester’sCountryside. You can also visit some of theboroughs of Greater Manchester, like Bury hometo the East Lancashire Railway or the FusilierMuseum, where you will find the collection of theXX Lancashire Fusiliers and the Royal Regiment ofFusiliers, commemorating over 300 years ofhistory and heritage. Alternatively The Rockshopping centre in Bury hosts a great variety of retailers, restaurant and entertainment.

Staying longer than 3 days?

Why not visit:• Hatworks, Stockport• People’s History Museum• Manchester Museum• Whitworth Art Gallery• Manchester Craft and Design Centre

Airkix, Trafford Quays Leisure Villlage Manchester United, Old Trafford

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Gateway to the North West of EnglandWhilst in Manchester, why not extend your stay and explore the rest of the region, right on your doorstep.From city breaks to beach holidays, country retreat and historical waterways, the North West has it all.

Chester Chester is a delightful mix of exclusive stores,excellent dining and vibrant nightlife combinedwith a rich heritage. Founded by the Romans over2000 years ago, its city walls are the mostcomplete remains of this time in Britain. The 13thcentury ‘Rows’ are the city’s most unique feature,two tiers of enticing shops.

A walk around the walls will take you past theenchanting Eastgate Clock and the River Dee. For history hunters the beautiful NormanCathedral, one of the most visited in England and Britain’s largest Amphitheatre, built for 7000spectators are a must-see. visitchester.com

Blackpool & LancashireWhether you’re looking for a weekend retreat withlots of space to roam, or a family getaway with lotsof fun-filled activities, Lancashire has it all. Add thebest locally-produced food prepared by some of thenation’s most accomplished chefs and you havethe recipe for a wonderful break designed to re-charge your batteries without emptying your wallet.

Lancashire will keep you engaged with its diversehistory and amused with Blackpool’s highadrenaline attractions. We have world class themeparks and museums, award-winning B&Bs andtop-rated hotels along with enough marvellous,unspoilt countryside to satisfy the most ardent fan of the great outdoors, with two Areas ofOutstanding Beauty, no less. visitlancashire.com

Blackpool

Eastgate Clock

Chester Zoo

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Lake DistrictIf you have had enough of the thrills and long fornature, head to the world-famous Lake Districtwhich has inspired poets, writers and artists.Among the beautiful landscapes of mountains,lakes, waterfalls and villages you will find the Worldof Beatrix Potter, a themed attraction of the talesof Beatrix Potter. Visit the beautiful Dove Cottage,the home of William Wordsworth, with importantartwork and exhibitions.

While in the Lake District make sure you take aboat trip on one of the many lakes. Why not tryWindermere Lake Cruises, offering forty-fiveminute to three hour trips starting from Bowness,Lakeside, Ambleside and Waterhead.golakes.co.uk

LiverpoolLiverpool is a unique city steeped in maritime andcultural history and renowned around the world.The famous city on the banks of the Mersey hasundergone a remarkable renaissance, emerging asone of Europe’s foremost short break destinations.

Its mercantile history and striking architectureearned Liverpool a place on UNESCO’S WorldHeritage List. The spectacular waterfront is hometo some of the city’s foremost buildings, nowflanked by striking modern architecture reflecting anew found confidence in this stylish, cosmopolitandestination where popular culture from football tomusic is a way of life. How else would you expectto find the city that gave the world The Beatles.Retrace the band’s steps across the city and visit a host of attractions to savour the sounds - andsights - of the sixties. Elsewhere, culture of adifferent kind can be absorbed at Tate Liverpool orthe famous Philharmonic Hall - home to the RoyalLiverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and itsinternationally acclaimed Principal ConductorVasily Petrenko. vistiliverpool.com

Eastgate Clock

Windermere

Wasdale

TATE Liverpool

Liverpool

Chester Zoo

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What’s OnManchester has an exciting annual events programme to entertain. Would youlike to see a West End show? Do you prefer exploring interesting exhibitions?Are festivals and gigs your thing? You can find it all and more in Manchester!

Festivals & Events

Hungry Pigeon Festival27 - 29 May, Northern Quarterhungrypigeon.com

Manchester Day Parade20 June, city-widethemanchesterdayparade.co.uk

Manchester International Festival30 June - 17 July 2011, city-widemif.co.uk

Wigan International Jazz Festival9 - 17 July, Wigan Town Centrewlct.org

24:7 Theatre Festival21 - 29 July, city-wide247theatrefestival.co.uk

Manchester Pride26 - 29 August, Gay Villagemanchesterpride.com

Manchester Food & Drink Festival7 - 17 October, city-wide foodanddrinkfestival.com

Manchester Literature Festival13 - 23 October, city-widemanchesterliteraturefestival.co.uk

Manchester Science Festival22 - 30 October, city-widemanchestersciencefestival.com

Manchester Christmas Markets18 November - 22 December, city-wide manchestermarkets.com

Pride PrideJS Bach/Zaha Hadid Architects, Manchester International Festival

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Exhibition Highlights

Living Planet Re-opening in April, The Manchester Museummuseum.manchester.ac.uk

Unlocking Salford Quays: The Inside StoryUntil 1 May 2011, The Lowrythelowry.com

Death and the Working ClassUntil 2 May 2011, People’s History Museumphm.org.uk

Anish Kapoor: FlashbackUntil 5 June 2011 , Manchester Art Gallery.manchestergalleries.org

Mary Kelly: Projects, 1973-2010Until 12 June, The Whitworth Art Gallerywhitworth.manchester.ac.uk

Orsall Hall, SalfordRe-openingsalford.gov.uk

Tyneside Shipyards, 1943: Photographs by Cecil Beaton12 June - 3 July, Imperial War Museum Northiwm.org.uk

Ford Madox Brown: Pre-Raphaelite Pioneer24 September - 29 January, Manchester Art Gallerymanchestergalleries.org

National Football MuseumOpening, November 2011, Urbisnationalfootballmuseum.com

Year of ComputingUntil 31 December, MOSImosi.org.uk

Professor Brian Cox, MOSI People’s History Museum

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b Cafe/restaurant

c Bar

v Accessible (self-awarded)*

M Pets accepted

n No smoking throughout

o No smoking rooms

p Major credit cards accepted

€ Euros accepted

h Laundry service

j Leisure facilities

2 Swimming pool

: Internet access

e Free parking

5 Parking on-site

zAirport transfer

e Number of rooms

a Distance from city centre

*For details of accessible facilities,contact the individual establishmentdirect. If you have particular mobility,visual or hearing needs, look out for theNational Accessible Scheme. For furtherdetails visit enjoyengland.com

Manchester has achieved an international reputation as a vibrant and dynamic leisure and business destination. This could not havehappened without quality accommodation to go with it.

All accommodation in this guide has been quality assessed by eitherQuality in Tourism or The AA, or has recently applied for a rating and is awaiting assessment.

All types of accommodation are now assessed to the same criteriaand awarded one to five stars, the more stars the higher the quality.Budget accommodation, which includes roadside or lodge styleaccommodation do not have a star rating, please see table below.

In Manchester you can book with confidence knowing that the higheststandards of service, facilities and comfort await you. Further detailson star ratings can be found on enjoyengland.com

The list of symbols explains the range of facilities available at thevarious establishments featured in this guide.

Quality time in Manchester

Ratings made easy:� Simple, practical, no frills�� Well presented and well run��� Good level of quality and comfort���� Excellent standard throughout����� Exceptional with a degree of luxuryFor more information on star ratings go to enjoyengland.com

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Greater Manchester has a huge variety of accommodation availablefrom chic five star boutique hotels to traditional B&Bs. If you prefer tospend your money on restaurants, shopping and nightlife, then checkout the wide range of budget hotels and youth hostels available.

To help you find your preferred type of accommodation, eachestablishment has been categorised into one of four colour codedaccommodation types:

Hotels and travel accommodation

Guest accommodation & B&B

Serviced apartments and self catering

Budget, youth accommodation

Room types SU: Suite, F: Family, Tri: Triple, D: Double, T: Twin, S: Single

The listings have been categorised into City Centre, The Quays, North,South, East, West and Airport with each listing featuring a mapreference to help you locate it.

Be ResponsibleThe Green Tourism Business Scheme (GTBS) accredits a range ofdifferent types of accommodation providers on their efforts to reducetheir environmental impact. By choosing GTBS accreditedaccommodation, you can be assured your place of stay has beenassessed against rigorous criteria covering areas like energy efficiency,waste minimisation and recycling, use of local produce, and support ofpublic transport.

To find out more about the scheme and tips on how to become a moreresponsible visitor to Manchester, go to green.visitmanchester.com

GTBS accredited

Gold • Jurys Inn Manchester • The Palace Hotel

Silver • Malmaison Manchester • Radisson Edwardian • RamadaManchester Piccadilly • Midland

Bronze • Arora International Manchester • Ramada Manchester,Salford Quays • Rocco Forte’s The Lowry Hotel • Atrium by Bridgestreet

Price BandsAll establishments are listed within a price band that shows theminimum charge per person, per night, based on two people sharing.

Price bands are given as a guidance only, as rates can often fluctuatedue to availability and demand. All prices should be confirmed at thetime of booking to avoid misunderstanding.

AAA £80 & aboveAA £66 - £79.99 A £50 - £65.99 B £36 - £49.99 C £26 - £35.99 D £16 - £25.99 E under £16

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Price: B Map: D5 Atrium by BridgeStreet ����

74 Princess Street, Manchester, M1 6JD T. +44 (0)161 235 2000E. [email protected] W. atriummanchester.com

Spacious contemporary apartments in a Grade II listed building in the heart of Manchester. Close to all city attractions and shopping areas and rail/Metrolinks. Apartments are available from one night to one year! 116 Apartments from £60 per night.

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Price: B Map: E4 ABode Manchester ����

107 Piccadilly, Manchester, M1 2DB T. +44 (0)161 247 7744E. [email protected] W. abodehotels.co.uk/manchester

Home to the Michael Caines Restaurants, this grade II listed building is situatedclose to Piccadilly station. The period features have been retained, enhanced andcomplemented by ABode’s understated modern British style, comfort and luxury.Rooms include Vi-Spring beds; DVD players and state-of-the-art LCD televisions.

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Price: B Map: D4 Arora Manchester ����

18-24 Princess Street, Manchester, M1 4LY T. +44 (0)161 236 8999E. [email protected] W. arorahotels.com

Located in the heart of the City, the award-winning Arora HotelManchester has 141 beautifully furnished rooms set within a Grade IIlisted cotton mill which is complimented by the critically acclaimedObsidian Restaurant and bar.

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Britannia Hotel - Manchester ���

35 Portland Street, Manchester, M1 3LA T. +44 (0)871 222 0017E. [email protected] W. britanniahotels.com

An impressive grade II listed building in a fantastic city centre location.Excellent facilities include three bars and two restaurants. Within minuteswalk of rail, bus, coach and Metrolink stations. The City’s theatres, shops and nightlife are all on our doorstep.

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Price: B Map: E2Crowne Plaza Manchester City Centre Awaiting grading

70 Shudehill, Manchester, M4 4AF T. +44 (0)161 828 8600E. [email protected] W. cpmanchester.com

The Crowne Plaza Manchester City Centre is a contemporary central hotellocated in the heart of the Northern Quarter. The MEN Arena and mainshopping areas are on the doorstep and Victoria Train Station is within a 5 minute walk.

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Price: AAA Map: B5Hilton Manchester Deansgate ����

Deansgate, Manchester, M3 4LQ T. +44 (0)161 870 1600E. [email protected] W. hilton.co.uk

The stylish and innovated Hilton Manchester Deansgate is housed in theBeetham Tower. The hotel is both a spectacular destination for one ofEurope’s most vibrant and dynamic cities, and is an inviting sanctuary to relax and unwind in.

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Price: A Map: E3Britannia Sachas Hotel ���

Tib Street, Piccadilly, Manchester, M4 1SH T. +44 (0)871 222 0018 E. [email protected] W. britanniahotels.com

Modern hotel, 223 bedrooms with modern facilities, including restaurants,bars and a health club with swimming pool and free wireless LAN throughout.Superb location minutes away from the shops and easily accessible by trainand the Metrolink.

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Price: C Map: C5 Jurys Inn Manchester ���

56 Great Bridgewater Street, Manchester, M1 5LE T. +44 (0)161 953 8888 E. [email protected] W. jurysinns.com

Located in the heart of Manchester, across the road from ManchesterCentral (G-Mex/MICC) and the Bridgewater Hall. This recently refurbishedhotel is a short walk away from Manchester’s thriving bars/nightlife andmain shopping district.

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Price: A Map: E3 Lushpads ����

18-20a Oldham St, Northern Quarter, Manchester, M1 1JN T. +44 (0) 7761 943 455 E. [email protected] W. lushpads.com

Unique spacious 4 star serviced 3 bedroom Victorian gothic apartment -sleeps up to 8. Relax and make yourself at home with all the mod cons andthe style of a boutique hotel. Centrally situated in the cosmopolitan NorthernQuarter of Manchester. Free internet access.

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Price: AA Map: E4 Malmaison ���

1-3 Piccadilly, Manchester, M1 1LZ T. +44 (0)161 278 1000E. [email protected] W. malmaison.com

This one time warehouse is now a gorgeous boutique hotel with a verytheatrical style. A short walk from Piccadilly station and you’re at the Mal.With stunning rooms and suites, Malmaison is the perfect venue for businesstrips or luxury city breaks.

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2 Oxford Road, Manchester, M1 5QA T. +44 (0)843 208 3005E. [email protected] W. hiemanchester.co.uk

Located on Oxford Road, this stylish new hotel is an ideal base forManchester’s excellent shopping and thriving nightlife. All rooms are en-suite with Wi-Fi access and come with complimentary breakfast.

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Price: B Map: E5Manchester Conference Centre & Hotel AccreditedSackville Street, Manchester, M1 3BB T. +44 (0)161 955 8000 F. +44 (0)161 955 8050 E. [email protected] W. manchesterconferencecentre.co.uk

Manchester Conference Centre & Hotel offers great value for money anda convenient location on the doorstep to Manchester’s shopping, sportingand cultural activities as well as its vibrant night life. Situated just 300metres from Piccadilly train station with a multi storey car park adjacent.

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Price: B Map: E4Mint Hotel Manchester ����

One Piccadilly Place, 1 Auburn Street, Manchester, M1 3DG T. +44 (0)161 242 1000 E. [email protected] W. minthotel.com

A contemporary custom made hotel opposite Piccadilly Station. 285 bedrooms & suites with complimentary high speed internet, Wi-Fi,fitness room, critically acclaimed City Café restaurant and alfrescoterrace, Piccadilly Lounge and Blue Bar.

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Price: D Map: E5Monroe’s Guest House and Bar ��

38 London Road, Manchester, M1 2PF T. +44 (0)161 236 0564

A small family run friendly guest house in the city centre. Opposite PiccadillyTrain Station and close to shops, theatres, music venues. All rooms havetea/coffee making facilities and TVs and most rooms have showers.

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Price: B Map: C5The Midland Hotel ����

Peter Street, Manchester, M60 2DS T. +44 (0)161 236 3333E. [email protected] W. qhotels.co.uk

Set in the heart of Manchester, this Grade II listed Edwardian buildingexudes elegance and style. Luxurious air-conditioned bedrooms, two restaurants and leisure club.

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Price: C Map: D5 Novotel Manchester Centre ���

21 Dickinson Street, Manchester, M1 4LX T. +44 (0)161 235 2200E. [email protected] W. novotel.com

Brand new stunning design led Restaurant Bar and Lobby, iMac area,refurbished Guest rooms and In Balance leisure facilities are just a fewof the features you can enjoy at this stylish 4* standard modern andcontemporary city centre hotel.

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Price: B Map: D5 The Palace Hotel ����

Oxford Street, Manchester, M60 7HA T. +44 (0)161 288 1111 E. [email protected] W. principal-hayley.com

A Grade II Listed Building with its striking Victorian Architecture. The hotel has 275 bedrooms which are designed for you to have a comfortable andmemorable stay. Tempus bar and lounge is the ideal place to relax and unwindwith a cocktail or enjoy an evening meal in our beautiful Tempus Restaurant.

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Price: A Map: F5 The Place Hotel ����

Ducie Street, Piccadilly, Manchester, M1 2TP T. +44 (0)161 778 7500E. [email protected] W. theplacehotel.com

This 4 star Grade II building offers a spacious, unique, loft style living in thecentre of Manchester. Located next door to Piccadilly Train Station offering allthe space and comfort of an apartment with all the services and convenienceof a 4 star hotel.

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Price: AAA Map: E4 The Portland by Thistle ���

3-5 Portland Street, Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester, M1 6DP T. +44 (0)871 376 9026 E. [email protected] W. thistle.com

The Portland by Thistle, Manchester has been transformed following asubstantial refurbishment. Located in Manchester city centre near PiccadillyGardens, The Portland by Thistle, Manchester hotel has 204 bedrooms,including Deluxe rooms as well as great Suites. Our Just Gym is a great placeto relax and unwind or simply for a good workout.

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Price: B Map: E2Premier Apartments Manchester ����

64 Shudehill, Manchester, M4 4AA T. +44 (0)161 827 3930 E. [email protected] W. premierapartmentsmanchester.com

The ultimate in luxury. Each apartment has a fully fitted Kitchen and the warm,comfortable living rooms provide you with the facilities and ambience you canrelax in. All have TV’s and CD players making this a true home from home.

32 x family apartments: £97 p/n, 28 x double apartments: £79 p/n

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Price: AA Map: C4Radisson Edwardian Manchester �����

Free Trade Hall, Peter Street, Manchester, M2 5GP T. +44 (0)161 835 9929 E. [email protected] W. radissonedwardian.com/manchester

A monumental listed frontage combined with powerful new landmark architecture. Opposite Manchester Central, ManchesterInternational Conference Centre and The Bridgewater Hall. Contemporary classic interior design is celebrated in 263 superb rooms.

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Price: A Map: D4Ramada Manchester Piccadilly ���

Piccadilly Hotel, Portland Street, Manchester, M1 4PH T. +44 (0)161 236 8414 E. [email protected]. ramadajarvis.co.uk/manchester

Perfectly located in the heart of the city. This modern hotel offersfantastic views of the Manchester skyline and is an ideal base to from which to explore everything that Manchester has to offer.

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Price: A Map: B3Rocco Forte’s The Lowry Hotel �����

50 Dearmans Place, Chapel Wharf, Salford, M3 5LH T. +44 (0)161 827 4000E. [email protected] W. roccofortecollection.com

A luxury five star contemporary hotel overlooking the River Irwell in theheart of the city. Rocco Forte’s The Lowry Hotel offers 165 bedrooms and isstrikingly contemporary whilst also being wonderfully luxurious andcomfortable.

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Price: B Map: D4 Roomzzz Awaiting grading

36 Princess Street, Manchester, M1 4JY T. +44 (0)161 236 2121E. [email protected] W. roomzzz.co.uk

Roomzzz Manchester is a contemporary style aparthotel with 48 apartments.Every apartment includes a fully furnished kitchen, iMac with free internet,free local and national calls, iHome for your iPhone, free grab and gobreakfast and air conditioning to mention a few. We’re easily reached fromManchester Piccadilly railways station and the shopping/theatre district.

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Price: B Map: E5 SACO Manchester ����

5 Piccadilly Place, Manchester, M1 3BP T. +44 (0)161 870 1909E. [email protected] W. sacoapartments.co.uk

SACO Manchester offers the convenience of a hotel but with more space,facilities and freedom. Located centrally at Piccadilly Place, just minutes fromPiccadilly train station. These modern and spacious studio, 1 and 2 bedroomapartments offer stunning views over Manchester. From £85 - £192 per night.

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Price: C Map: B2 Stay Inn - Manchester ���

55 Blackfriars Road, Salford, M3 7DB T. +44 (0)161 907 2277 E. [email protected] W. stayinn.co.uk

Purpose built modern 65-bed establishment. Ideally situated for Manchestercity centre. 5 minute walk to Deansgate and the MEN. Arena. All rooms are en-suite with Sky television and tea/coffee making facilities and 24 hour access.Wi-Fi available.

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Beyond Manchester city centre there are 500 square miles of stunning landscapes, fascinating heritage and wonderful food and drink.

For more information on group visits and activities call 01942 828 204 email [email protected] visit www.manchesterscountryside.com

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Price: C Map: B6 Stay Deansgate Apartments ����

Deansgate, Manchester, M3 4LA T. +44 (0)1697 476 254E. [email protected] W. staydeansgate.co.uk

Stylish, fully equipped apartments on Deansgate, ideal for stays of a fewnights or more in the city centre. Private balconies to each apartment.Free Wi-Fi and landline phone calls. Space, flexibility, privacy, comfort…and a great location.

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Price: A Map: B6Staying Cool ����/�����

Loft 313 The Box Works, 4 Worsley Street, Manchester, M15 4NU (Map: A6)Fresh 62 Hill Quays, 1 Jordan Street ,Manchester, M15 4QU (Map: B6)Woody 121 Hill Quays, 1 Jordan Street, Manchester, M15 4QU (Map: B6)T. +44 (0)121 285 1250 E. [email protected] W. stayingcool.com

Hip hotel meets boutique serviced apartment. If you love style, design andare independently-minded, then you’ll love Staying Cool. Pocket sprungmattresses with memory foam, free Wi-Fi and fully equipped kitchens.

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Price: B Map: F4stayManchester.com Awaiting gradingLaystall Apartments, 40 Laystall Street, Manchester, M1 2JZ T. +44 (0)161 236 7330 E. [email protected] W. staymanchester.com

Superb range of generously proportioned 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments,ideal for the discerning business and leisure traveller. Conveniently located, a few minutes walk to Piccadilly. Ideal for short and long term use. Free Wi-Fi,24hr reception and SkySports.

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Beyond Manchester city centre there are 500 square miles of stunning landscapes, fascinating heritage and wonderful food and drink.

For more information on group visits and activities call 01942 828 204 email [email protected] visit www.manchesterscountryside.com

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North

Price: C Map: CC2 Britannia Bolton ���

Beaumont Road, Bolton, BL3 4TA T. +44 (0)1204 855500E. [email protected] W. britanniahotels.com

Only three miles from Bolton town centre the hotel overlooks rollingcountryside and provides excellent views over Beaumont Lodge. Boasting 96well-appointed guest bedrooms including 25 executive rooms and a modernbrasserie style restaurant. Winner of the Visit Britain Breakfast Award.

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Price: B Map: EE2 La Suisse Service Apartments ���/����

444 Bury Old Road, Prestwich, Manchester, M25 1PQ T. +44 (0)161 796 0545 E. [email protected] W. lasuisse.co.uk

From standard to superior deluxe spacious apartments offering a lounge,separate well equipped kitchen, bathroom and bedroom, all tastefullyfurnished. Minutes away from amenities, M60 exit 17, Heaton Park and theMetrolink enabling easy access to the city centre attractions. Ideal for golfers.

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South

Price: E Map: EE3 AJ Estates Awaiting gradingVarious properties in South ManchesterT. +44 (0)7790 747413 E. [email protected]

Selection of quality self catering accommodation ranging from one bedroomapartments to large houses based 2-3 miles south of the city centre. Minimumrental period is two weeks. All close to shopping facilities and public transport.

3 x houses: from £425 p/w, 4 x houses: from £480 p/w, 3 x apartments: from £200 p/w

a 2 miles 5

Price: D Map: DD4 Belforte House ����

7-9 Broad Road, Sale, M33 2AE T. +44 (0)161 973 8779 E. [email protected] W. belfortehousehotel.co.uk

Belforte House is a privately owned Victorian residence with manyoriginal features and charm. Family run with a personal friendly approach.Managed with a strong emphasis on attention to detail and renowned forits warm, informal hospitality.

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Price: D Map: DD5 Britannia Ashley Hotel Awaiting gradingAshley Road, Hale, Altrincham, WA15 9SF T. +44 (0)161 928 3794 E. [email protected] W. britanniahotels.com

Situated in the picturesque Cheshire village of Hale. Easy access to themotorway network. Local attractions include Manchester United, Tatton Parkand Lancashire County Cricket Club. Image is representative of a standarddouble room.

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Price: D Map: EE4Britannia Country House Hotel & Spa ���

Palatine Road, Didsbury, Manchester, M20 2WG T. +44 (0)161 434 3411 E. [email protected] W. britanniahotels.com

Appreciate the comfort and efficiency of the hotel which has a countryfeel within a city, with ample parking and easy access to the motorway.Relax and enjoy the health club with pool, sauna and spa bath. Dine inone our restaurants, or enjoy a snack in the residents bar.

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Price: A Map: FF4Britannia Hotel Stockport Awaiting gradingDialstone Lane, Offerton, Stockport, SK2 6AG T. +44 (0)161 930 1000E. [email protected] W. britanniahotels.com

The Britannia Hotel in Stockport is a modern hotel situated in a quiet residentialdistrict close to Stockport’s bustling town centre with its wide range of shops andentertainment. The hotel offers 187 en-suite comfortably furnished rooms withmodern facilities including TV, telephone and tea & coffee making facilities.

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Price: C Map: EE4Chancellors Hotel & Conference Centre ���

Chancellors Way, Manchester, M14 6NN T. +44 (0)161 907 7414 E. [email protected] W. chancellorshotel.co.uk

Set in five acres of landscaped gardens and only 10 minutes from ManchesterCity Centre. With a superb a la carte restaurant and free onsite car parking‘Chancellors’ is the perfect place and setting for business and leisure guests.

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Price: D Map: DD4Brooklands Lodge ����

208 Marsland Road, Sale, M33 3NE T. +44 (0)161 973 3283 E. [email protected] W. brooklandslodge.co.uk

Award winning 4 star B&B set in beautiful gardens. 100m to Metrolink, four stops to MUFC and 5 miles from city centre and airport. Shops, pubs,restaurants nearby. 1 mile from JCT 6 M60 on A6144. Free Wi-Fi and parking.

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Price: C Map: DD4 Lennox Lea Hotel ��

Irlam Road, Sale, Manchester, M33 2BH T. +44 (0)161 973 1764E. [email protected] W. lennoxlea.co.uk

Attractive family owned hotel located on a peaceful tree lined road 5 minutes walk from the tram which takes 15 minutes into Manchester. Close to motorway network with easy access to many North West attractions.

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Price: C Map: DD5 Oaklands Farm ����

Oaklands Farm, 9 Shay Lane, Hale Barns, Altrincham, WA15 8SN T. +44 (0)161 980 4111 E. [email protected] W. oaklands-farm.co.uk

A comfortable, friendly farmhouse situated on A538, 1 mile from Junction 6(M56). Two miles from Manchester Airport and 200 yards from Hale Barnsprecinct with excellent shops, pubs and restaurants.

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West

Price: D Map: AA2 Britannia Hotel - Wigan Awaiting gradingAlmond Brook Road, Standish, Wigan, WN6 0SR T. +44 (0)1257 499988 E. [email protected] W. britanniahotels.com

Attractive modern hotel, Jct 27 M6, North West's attractions in easy reach. Restaurant offering English & International cuisine. Conference facilities for up to 500 delegates. Gym, pool, spa bath and sauna, car parking.

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East

Price: A Map: FF3Holiday Inn Express Manchester East Budget Debdale Park, Hyde Road, Manchester, M18 7LJ T. +44 (0)161 231 9900E. [email protected] W. hiexpressmanchester.co.uk

This affordable hotel is located under a mile from junction 24 of the M60ring road and offers free parking. All rates include a complimentary buffetbreakfast and the hotel has a relaxing bar area with a dinner menu availablein the evenings. There is chargeable high speed internet access throughoutthe hotel.

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Price: AA Map: EE3Holiday Inn Manchester Central Park ���

888 Oldham Road, Newton Heath, Manchester, M40 2BS T. +44 (0)161 277 6910 E. [email protected] W. himanchestercentralpark.com

This contemporary yet comfortable hotel offers excellent value formoney and is the closest full service hotel to Sportcity. Just 2 tramstopsfrom the MEN Arena/Victoria Station guarantees excellent access to thecity centre supporting its 2mile location from the M60.

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Book your accommodation online at

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The Quays

Price: C Map: DD3 Copthorne Hotel Manchester ����

Clippers Quay, Salford Quays, Manchester, M50 3SN T. +44 (0)161 873 7321 E. [email protected] W. millenniumhotels.co.uk

A modern 4 star hotel, located on the Salford Quays development. All 166elegantly furnished bedrooms have modern amenities with many overlookingthe quayside. A restaurant and bar with conference and banqueting facilities.

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Price: C Map: DD3 Holiday Inn Express - Salford Quays BudgetWaterfront Quay, Salford Quays, M50 3XW T. +44 (0)161 868 1000E. [email protected] W. hiexpress.com/salfordquays

This superb location ensures that the Holiday Inn Express Salford Quaysis the perfect choice whether you’re travelling on business or pleasure.The great rates are inclusive of complimentary, breakfast - hot and cold selection.

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Price: B Map: DD3 Holiday Inn Manchester - MediaCityUK ����

White, MediaCityUk, Salford, M50 2HT T. +44 (0)800 40 50 60W. holidayinn.co.uk

Located at MediaCityUK, the Holiday Inn Manchester - MediaCityUK is abrand new hotel offering 218 ensuite bedrooms, a restaurant, bar andmeeting facilities. The Metrolink tram stop is opposite the hotel, for easyaccess to the city and you are a short walk from Old Trafford and The Lowry.

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Price: A Map: DD3Quay Apartments Awaiting grading250 The Quays, Salford Quays, Manchester, M50 3SB T. +44 (0)843 289 8082E. [email protected] W. quayapartments.co.uk

A modern 4� Studio, 1, 2 and 3 bed duplex apartments in Salford Quays providing luxury accommodation for business and leisure stays.Stylish furnishings, private balconies to each apartment, ideal location, and outstanding service. Secure parking and free Wi-Fi.

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Price: B Map: EE3Ramada Manchester Salford Quays ����

17 Trafford Road, Salford Quays, Manchester, M5 3AW T. +44 (0)161 876 5305E. [email protected] W. ramadasalfordquays.com

Ramada Hotel, Manchester Salford Quays is a short walk from Old Traffordand local Quays attractions offering contemporary accommodation and aperfect base for business and pleasure offering free Wi-Fi, Stresa ItalianRestaurant and Bar, 5 conference/banquet rooms to 150.

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Manchester’s historic waterfront has become atourist destination in its own right. Here at theQuays, Manchester, Salford and Trafford cometogether creating a wonderful mix of culture,shopping, leisure and sport just fifteen minutesMetrolink ride away from the city centre. These are some of the attractions:

• The Lowry Outlet Mall, Greater Manchester’sonly Factory Outlet.

• The Lowry stages productions all year roundfrom circus and cabaret to comedies and dance.

• The Imperial War Museum North, where youcan discover how war shapes lives.

• Ordsall Hall, the historic 15th century statelyhome, reopened after a complete restoration.

• MediaCityUK, a brand new city designedspecifically around the creative industries.

• World-famous Old Trafford, the home ofManchester United.

For more information about what’s on and whereto go, visit thequays.org.uk

The Quays

MediaCityUK

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Manchester Airport Your gateway to the North of England

Situated in the heart of the UK, Manchester’s award-winning airportprides itself on being one of the world’s busiest and friendliest.

As the largest UK airport outside of London, Manchester Airporthandles over 18 million passengers per year, flying to over 180destinations. Its facilities are world class with three terminals, two runways, over 250 check-in desks and 65 airline operators.

Stylish new retail outlets and restaurants as well as increasedsecurity lanes, make your journey through the airport much easier.Connecting to the city centre couldn’t be easier with regular trainservices operating from the Station in terminal 2, every 10 minuteswith a journey time of approximately 15 - 20 minutes.

If Manchester is your gateway to exploring the many attractionsthe North of England has to offer, or alternatively the venue for aconnecting flight, why not take advantage of the fantastic offersavailable from the array of hotels located on the doorstep ofManchester Airport. From budget to four star luxury, these hotelsmake for a perfect take off or touch down.

Visit manchesterairport.co.uk

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Airport

Price: D Map: EE5Britannia Airport Hotel Awaiting gradingPalatine Road, Northenden, Manchester, M22 4FH T. +44 (0)161 455 0166E. [email protected] W. britanniahotels.com

Affordable comfortable, light en-suite rooms of modern design. Easy accessto M56/M60, an excellent location for Manchester Airport. A shuttle busservice operates 24 hours a day. Manchester city centre is only 7 miles away.

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ManchesterVisitor Information Centre

Piccadilly Plaza, Portland Street, Manchester, M1 4AJ

Monday - Saturday: 9.30am - 5.30pm, Sunday: 10.30am - 4.30pmTel: 0871 222 8223 | Email: [email protected]

ManchesterVisitor Information Centre

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Getting to

Manchester’s central location, coupled withexcellent transport links, makes it one of the most accessible cities in the UK.

Air: Flights to Manchester are available from over180 worldwide destinations with more than 65airline operators. Trains run approximately every10 minutes between Manchester Airport andManchester Piccadilly station. The journey takesaround 15 to 20 minutes (see page 26)

Road: Road access to and around Manchester is excellent, the M60 is Manchester’s orbitalmotorway allowing access to the whole ofGreater Manchester.

Trains: Manchester is easy to travel to from other major UK cities. Direct services betweenManchester and London run conveniently every20 minutes with Virgin Trains.

Coach: National Express coaches operate fromthe modern Chorlton Street Coach Station,Manchester. Coaches operate to citiesthroughout the UK. nationalexpress.com

Getting aroundWhatever your preferred mode of transport,Manchester has it covered, offering acomprehensive local public transport system.

Bus: Buses are an excellent way to see the cityand the wider region of Greater Manchester. Acomprehensive network of buses offer fast andfrequent services to many destinations.

In the city centre hop on one of the Metroshuttlebuses. Metroshuttle buses are free and link themain rail stations, shopping areas and businessesin the city centre. gmpte.com

Trams: Metrolink is Manchester’s innovative tramsystem. It allows easy travel in the city centre andfurther afield. Because Metrolink runs every fewminutes you don’t need a timetable, you can justturn up and go anytime from early morning untillate in the evening. metrolink.co.uk

Trains: Local rail services connect ManchesterAirport with Greater Manchester districts and the city centre. There are four key train stations inthe centre: Manchester Piccadilly, Victoria, OxfordRoad and Deansgate. Piccadilly is the main huband is most visitors’ principal arrival point into the city.

DaySaver is a Travelcard accepted by most bus,train and tram companies and allows you totransfer effortlessly from one form of transport to another, as many times as you wish.systemonetravelcards.co.uk

Further transport informationGMPTE will help you choose the right services and

tickets for your trips in the city centre and beyond.

Call Traveline +44 (0)871 200 22 33 or go to gmpte.com.

You can also visit a GMPTE Travelshop at the main bus

stations in Greater Manchester, including Manchester

Piccadilly Gardens and Shudehill Interchange.

National Rail Enquiries

nationalrail.co.uk | 08457 48 49 50

Cross Country Trains

crosscountrytrains.co.uk

Transpennine Express

tpexpress.co.uk

Virgin Trains

virgintrains.co.uk

Getting to & around Manchester

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Greater Manchester map

How to book

Click Go to visitmanchester.com for a huge selection of accommodation

in Greater Manchester. Real-time availability and online pricingmake it easier than ever to book your accommodation.

Call Contact the team at the Manchester Visitor Information Centre

who can provide advice and assistance with your booking.T. +44 (0)871 222 8223 E. [email protected]

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Northern Quarter

Central Retail District

Chinatown Spinningfields

Petersfield

Ancoats & New Islington

Gay Village

Central Salford

Castlefield Oxford Road

Piccadilly

Area Key:

Northern Quarter

Central Retail District

Chinatown

Spinningfields

Petersfield

Ancoats & New Islington

Gay Village

Central Salford

Castlefield

Oxford Road

Piccadilly

approx. 20 & 10 minutes byMetrolink from Victoria

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Northern Quarter

Central Retail District

Chinatown Spinningfields

Petersfield

Ancoats & New Islington

Gay Village

Central Salford

Castlefield Oxford Road

Piccadilly

Area Key:

Northern Quarter

Central Retail District

Chinatown

Spinningfields

Petersfield

Ancoats & New Islington

Gay Village

Central Salford

Castlefield

Oxford Road

Piccadilly

approx. 20 & 10 minutes byMetrolink from Victoria Tourist Information Centres

Make the most of your stay in Manchester, by contacting one ofGreater Manchester’s Tourist Information Centres. All the centresare staffed by fully trained experienced locals who are bothknowledgeable and passionate about Manchester. They will helpplan your visit whether it’s a day, a weekend a week, or even longer.

Manchester Visitor Information CentrePiccadilly Plaza, Portland Street, Manchester, M1 4AJT. +44 (0) 871 222 8223 E. [email protected]

Trafford 20 Stamford New Road, Altrincham, WA14 1EJ T. +44 (0)161 912 5931 E. [email protected]

BoltonCentral Library Foyer, Le Mans Crescent, Bolton, BL1 1SET. +44 (0) 1204 334 321 E. [email protected]

BuryThe Fusilier Museum, Moss Street, Bury, BL9 0DFT. +44 (0) 161 253 5111 E. [email protected]

OldhamGallery Oldham, Cultural Quarter, Greaves St, Oldham, OL1 1ALT. +44 (0) 161 770 3064 E. [email protected]

Rochdale Touchstones, The Esplanade, Rochdale, OL16 1AQT. +44 (0) 1706 924 928 E. [email protected]

Saddleworth Saddleworth Museum, High Street, Saddleworth, Oldham, OL3 6HS T. +44(0)1457 870 336 E. [email protected]

Salford The Lowry, Pier 8, Salford Quays, Manchester, M50 3AZT. +44 (0) 161 848 8601 E. [email protected]

StockportStaircase House, 30 Market Place, Stockport, SK1 1EST. +44 (0) 161 474 4444 E. [email protected]

Wigan Wigan Leisure and Culture Trust, 62 Wallgate, Wigan, WN1 1BAT. +44 (0) 1942 825 677 E. [email protected]

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Accommodation Price Map PageABode Manchester B E4 10AJ Estates E EE3 20Arora Manchester B D4 10Atrium by BridgeStreet B D5 10Belforte House D DD4 20Britannia Airport D EE5 27Britannia Ashley Hotel D DD5 20Britannia Bolton C CC2 18Britannia Country House Hotel & Spa D EE4 21Britannia Hotel - Manchester (on Portland St) C E4 11Britannia Hotel - Manchester (Sachas) A E3 11Britannia Hotel - Stockport A FF4 21Britannia Hotel - Wigan D AA2 22Brooklands Lodge D DD4 21Chancellors Hotel & Conference Centre C EE4 21Copthorne Hotel Manchester C DD3 24Crowne Plaza Manchester B E2 11Hilton Manchester Deansgate AAA B5 11Holiday Inn Express - Manchester City Centre C D6 12Holiday Inn Express - Manchester East A FF3 23Holiday Inn Express - Salford Quays C DD3 24Holiday Inn Manchester - MediaCityUK B DD3 24Holiday Inn Manchester Central Park AA EE3 23Jurys Inn Manchester C C5 12La Suisse Service Apartments B EE2 18Lennox Lea Hotel C DD4 22Lushpads A E3 12Malmaison AA E4 12Manchester Conference Centre & Hotel B E5 13Midland Hotel B C5 13Mint Hotel B E4 13Monroe’s Guest House and Bar D E5 13Novotel Manchester Centre C D5 14Oaklands Farm C DD5 22Palace Hotel B D5 14Place Hotel A F5 14Portland by Thistle AAA E4 14Premier Apartments B E2 15Quay Apartments A DD3 25Radisson Edwardian Manchester AA C4 15Ramada Manchester Piccadilly A D4 15Ramada Salford Quays B EE3 25Rocco Forte’s The Lowry Hotel A B3 15Roomzz Aparthotels Manchester B D4 16SACO Apartments Manchester B E5 16Stay Deansgate Apartments C B6 16Stay Inn - Manchester C B2 16Staying Cool A B6 17StayManchester.com B F4 17

AccommodationIndex

Price BandsAll establishments are listed within aprice band that shows the minimumcharge per person, per night, based on two people sharing.

AAA £80 & aboveAA £66 - £79.99 A £50 - £65.99 B £36 - £49.99 C £26 - £35.99 D £16 - £25.99 E under £16

Price bands are given as a guidanceonly, as rates can often fluctuate due to availability and demand. All pricesshould be confirmed at the time ofbooking to avoid misunderstanding.

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THE PORTLAND MANCHESTER Tel: 0871 376 9026

Our new name: The Portland, by Thistle

£3 million invested in refurbishment

204 new-look bedrooms

9 modern meeting rooms

Ideal city centre location

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