Hotels in Manchester (England, United Kingdom)

4894 hotels in Manchester

  1. Travelodge Manchester Central Arena

    3 Stars

    Modern city base concept, Manchester Victoria transport links

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  2. Premier Inn Manchester Airport Runger Lane South

    3 Stars

    Aviation-themed airport views, Quiet Manchester Airport proximity

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  3. a&o Manchester City Centre

    4 Stars

    Executive rooms with smart glass, Relaxing sauna and steam room

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    Radisson Blu Hotel Manchester Airport

    4 Stars

    Panoramic runway view guestrooms, Pace Health Club indoor pool

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  4. Crowne Plaza Manchester City Centre

    4 Stars

    Glasshouse Restaurant and Bar, Dedicated fitness suite

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  5. Clayton Hotel, Manchester Airport

    4 Stars

    The Grill Restaurant and Aviator Bar, Soundproofed airport sanctuary

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    Britannia Hotel Manchester

    3 Stars

    Classic rooms with whirlpool baths, Grade II listed Victorian architecture

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  6. Tribe Manchester Airport

    4 Stars

    Italian-inspired TRIBE Table, Design-led Social Hub concept

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  7. Hampton by Hilton Manchester City, Northern Quarter

    4 Stars

    Secure underground on-site parking, Streamlined rooms with smart technology

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  8. Roomzzz Manchester Victoria

    4 Stars

    Sovereign Suite turret views, Integrated Corn Exchange dining

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  9. INNSiDE by Meliá Manchester

    4 Stars

    Gino D’Acampo dining experience, Wellness suite with Finnish sauna

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  10. ibis budget Manchester Airport

    3 Stars

    Firin restaurant dining discount, Prime Terminal 2 proximity

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  11. Wilde Aparthotels Manchester City Centre

    4 Stars

    Panoramic Manchester skyline views, Smart-room touch technology

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  12. Radisson Hotel Manchester City Centre, A Verified Net Zero Hotel

    4 Stars

    Family-friendly swimming sessions, RBG Restaurant Bar and Grill

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  13. The Midland

    4 Stars

    Rena Spa relaxation pool, Primal strength fitness suite

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  14. Crowne Plaza Manchester Airport by IHG

    4 Stars

    Authentic Sampans Thai dining, Convenient Park Stay and Fly

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  15. Holiday Inn Express Manchester Airport by IHG

    3 Stars

    Versatile family room configurations, Runway Visitor Park proximity

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  16. Hill's View Apartments

    3 Stars

    Proximity to Heaton Park, Remote express check-in

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  17. Motel One Manchester-St. Peter's Square

    3 Stars

    St. Peter's Square tram access, Pet-friendly urban stay

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  18. Hotel Football, Old Trafford, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

    4 Stars

    Stadium-view guest rooms, Class of 92 founding story

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  19. Travelodge Manchester Salford Quays

    3 Stars

    Scenic Ordsall Park views, Modern Salford Quays base

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  20. Premier Inn Manchester Airport - M56/J6 Runger Lane North

    3 Stars

    Aviation-themed airport views, Thyme bar and grill

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  21. Dakota Manchester

    4 Stars

    Effortless valet parking service, Sophisticated urban sanctuary concept

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  22. Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford

    4 Stars

    The Edge restaurant and terrace, First-floor fitness suite

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  23. Premier Inn Manchester Salford Media City

    3 Stars

    Coronation Street set views, Thyme restaurant and bar

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  24. Travelodge Manchester Piccadilly

    3 Stars

    Family-friendly amenities and value, Central Piccadilly Gardens setting

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    The Edwardian Manchester, A Radisson Collection Hotel

    5 Stars

    Alfresco suites with private terraces, Aquamarine pool with cabanas

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  25. DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Airport

    4 Stars

    Lavelle restaurant global dining, Peloton-equipped fitness center

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    ibis budget Manchester Centre Pollard Street

    2 Stars

    Flexible family accommodation, Walking distance to Co-op Live

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  26. Copthorne Hotel Manchester Salford Quays

    4 Stars

    Waterfront views of Clippers Quay, Clippers Brasserie dining

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  27. Manchester Portland By Sunday

    3 Stars

    Weather-themed interior design, Central Piccadilly Gardens location

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  28. Travelodge Manchester Central

    3 Stars

    Spacious family-friendly rooms, Central riverside location

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  29. The Ainscow Hotel

    4 Stars

    On-site secure parking, Historic brewery heritage design

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  30. Malmaison Manchester

    4 Stars

    Industrial heritage meets boutique chic, Temple Spa wellness retreat

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  31. The Manchester Deansgate Hotel by IHG

    4 Stars

    Flexible family accommodations, Urban indoor swimming pool

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Discover Manchester, northern England’s cultural and sporting powerhouse

Trendsetting Manchester in England’s north-west possesses eye-catching architecture, top museums and shopping galore plus cheap, mid-range or luxury hotels. This self-assured city is rightly proud of its industrial and cultural heritage. Harbouring some of England’s best entertainment and nightlife, Manchester retains lots of the swagger characterized by the 1980s and ‘90s “Madchester” music scene. Served by Manchester Airport and conveniently located near the M6 and M62 motorways, the city also excels at the beautiful game with two heavyweight football teams slugging it out for silverware.

Shopping and dining highlights

Manchester is a crowd-puller for weekend shopping breaks. There’s an impressive range of shopping options including the vast Trafford Centre at an out-of-town location, and the centrally-located Manchester Arndale. Further shopping hotspots in the city centre, where there are many hotels, include the area around Exchange Square and Corporation Street. It was modernized following a 1996 bomb blast and is known for upscale department stores and fashion retailers. Nearby Deansgate is also among Manchester’s best-loved shopping streets. Those who prefer exploring independent shops can head for the Northern Quarter.

Feeling peckish after all that shopping? Central Manchester brims with restaurants serving international cuisine, including Japanese, Italian, Greek, Indian and Chinese. To refuel on local delicacies, try a gastro-pub where you might find regional favourites like Lancashire hotpot stew, traditional meat pies and black pudding, a stodgy sausage made of pork blood and fat plus oatmeal. If there’s room for dessert, try an Eccles cake made with puff pastry and currants.

Experience Manchester’s sporting life

Football is arguably the sporting opium of the people in Manchester. Many Mancunians passionately follow one of their city’s two top sides with an almost religious fervour. Manchester United boasts one of world football’s weightiest trophy cabinets and plays at the huge Old Trafford stadium. Meanwhile, Manchester City plays at the City of Manchester Stadium in the eastern suburbs. City’s recent cash injection has reinvigorated the Manchester derby, and now both teams boast superstar squads. Cristiano Ronaldo, Sergio Agüero and Wayne Rooney are among the talents who have represented the teams. Due to the clubs’ popularity, holidaymakers wishing to see matches should plan ahead to secure tickets, particularly for the Manchester derby that usually occurs twice a season. Alternatively, supporters can enjoy stadium tours or visit their team’s superstores to purchase the latest merchandise.

The passion for sport in Manchester goes beyond football. As a legacy of hosting the 2002 Commonwealth Games, the city features top swimming, cycling and squash facilities. These are easily reached wherever your hotel is because extensive public transport options exist like trams, buses and trains, many of which connect to the airport. There’s also the Old Trafford Cricket Ground, which is the place for enjoying cricket during the summer. Not only does the stadium host Lancashire County Cricket Club matches, but also it frequently stages England internationals.

Historic and architectural wonders

An intriguing blend of industrial heritage and commercial success has left Manchester studded with eye-catching architecture and historic sites. The well-preserved canals recall a time when the city’s textiles and manufacturing industries prospered after the Industrial Revolution. Moreover, the towering neo-Gothic Manchester Town Hall impressively illustrates how some of that Victorian wealth was invested.

Exploring Manchester’s industrial roots is the fascinating Museum of Science & Industry. Set within the former Liverpool Road station, visitors of all ages can learn about Manchester’s boomtown heyday. Exhibits include locomotives, original factory machinery and the world’s first computer to store a program in its memory. Near Manchester Victoria railway station is the National Football Museum, which charts the growth of British football from its Victorian origins to the megabucks phenomenon of today. Don’t forget to visit the Manchester Art Gallery, showcasing a mesmerizing collection of British art. Highlights include Turner watercolours, Pre-Raphaelite paintings and 20th-century artworks. Two city centre libraries - the Gothic-inspired John Rylands Library and Chetham’s Library - are well worth a visit. The former contains a wonderful Victorian interior of ornate columns and staircases. Meanwhile, Chetham’s Library, dating back to the 15th century, is notable as the place where Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels met to begin writing their defining Communist Manifesto.

Explore marvellous Salford Quays

West of Manchester city centre are the redeveloped dockyards at Salford Quays beside the mighty Manchester Ship Canal, which opened in 1894 and enabled oceangoing vessels to sail right into the city’s once thriving port. The Lowry, a bold steel-and-glass structure, is one of this district’s top attractions, combining art and performance spaces with shops and restaurants. It displays the distinctive paintings of local artist L. S. Lowry, celebrated for depicting England’s industrial north-west. Another quayside highlight is the stunningly metallic Imperial War Museum North designed by Daniel Libeskind.

Go mad for Manchester’s entertainment and nightlife

Since Manchester is the home of much-admired bands like The Smiths, Joy Division and Oasis, it’s unsurprising that the city loves live music as much as it does. Major venues include the Manchester Arena, Albert Hall and Manchester Apollo. Elsewhere, filmgoers can see the latest movies at the Printworks entertainment hub containing restaurants and cinemas. As central Manchester features more than 500 licensed premises it’s perfect for nights out at craft ale pubs, traditional watering holes, cool nightclubs or swanky cocktail bars towering above the city skyline. There’s also a thriving gay village comprising bars and nightclubs in and around Canal Street.

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