About Manchester
Manchester is a powerhouse of culture, sport and innovation. From the Science and Industry Museum to Old Trafford and the Etihad, from the Northern Quarter's bars to the Curry Mile, the city has energy and variety. Excellent rail links make it a gateway to the North.
Top attractions in and around Manchester
- Science and Industry Museum
- Manchester Art Gallery
- Old Trafford
- John Rylands Library
- Northern Quarter
- Manchester Cathedral
- Etihad Stadium
- National Football Museum
- Heaton Park
- Whitworth Art Gallery
Getting there
Main train station: Manchester Piccadilly (London ~2h 10m), Manchester Victoria, Oxford Road
Airport(s): Manchester Airport (train to Piccadilly and Oxford Road)
Piccadilly is the main hub; tram (Metrolink) serves city and suburbs.
Top 10 hotels in Manchester
The Lowry Hotel
50 Dearmans Place, Manchester M3 5LH
Riverside luxury with River Restaurant and sleek design.
King Street Townhouse
10 Booth Street, Manchester M2 4AW
Boutique hotel with rooftop infinity pool and spa.
The Edwardian Manchester
Free Trade Hall, Peter Street, Manchester M2 5GP
Restored Grade II building with spa and fine dining.
Hotel Gotham
100 King Street, Manchester M2 4WU
Art Deco glamour with members' club and rooftop bar.
INNSIDE by Meliá Manchester
1 First Street, Manchester M15 4RP
Design-led hotel with gym and The Cotton House restaurant.
The Alan
2 Booth Street, Manchester M2 4AQ
Tech-savvy boutique hotel with Japanese-inspired touches.
Native Manchester
Ducie Street, Manchester M1 2TP
Apartment hotel in the former Reform Club building.
Malmaison Manchester
Piccadilly, Manchester M1 3AQ
Stylish conversion of a former railway building.
Motel One Manchester Royal Exchange
1 Tonman Street, Manchester M2 2AD
Smart budget design hotel in a great location.
YOTEL Manchester
55 Faulkner Street, Manchester M1 4FF
Compact cabins and tech-forward stay in the Northern Quarter.