Hotels & places to stay in Manchester
The Creative Tourist pick of the best Manchester hotels this season
There are so many Manchester hotels – and different kinds of places to stay at that – that it can be hard to pick the best. To make life easy, here is our top three (you can catch the latest deals and offers on these and many more from Visit Manchester):
The Radisson Edwardian: The former Free Trade Hall has been sumptuously and sympathetically converted into one of the city’s finest hotels: deluxe bedrooms, marble bathrooms, pool and great restaurant. Free Trade Hall, Peter Street M2 5GP (0161 835 9929).
The Midland Hotel: Midland Hotel: Another historic great (this is where Rolls met Royce), the Midland has been subject to a £15m overhaul that’s restored its Grade II-listed glory. Peter Street, M60 2DS (0845 0345 777).
City Inn: A stone’s throw from Piccadilly Station and with WiFi, Sky, flexible check-in and 24-hour room service. Piccadilly Place, 1 Auburn Street M1 3DG (0161 242 1000).
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