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Why Holiday Inn Express Manchester City Centre Why Holiday Inn Express Manchester City Centre/MEN Arena? Holiday Inn Express Manchester is a wonderful new, contemporary hotel set in the bustling heart of Manchester city centre’s Northern Quarter - just a short walk from top Manchester attractions such as Manchester Arena, Exchange Square, Millennium Square, Manchester Central, Printworks and more. Manchester’s main shopping area ‘The Arndale Centre’ can be found at the end of the road and the new high end shopping district‘The Avenue’ including Selfridges and Harvey Nichols are a short walk away. Guests staying at the stunning hotel can enjoy all that Manchester has to offer from it’s fantastic central location. The Holiday Inn Express is one of the leading hotels in Manchester City Centre due to its prime location and the outstanding comfort and quality throughout as well as it’s friendly and welcoming staff who offer excellent service, always. As well as being in close proximity to a host of top city centre attractions, the hotel is situated within a five minute walk of Manchester Victoria train station and less than 2 minutes walk of Shudehill tram station, which provides excellent rail links to other Manchester attractions such as Manchester City and Manchester United football grounds, Old Trafford cricket ground, SportCity, EventCity, Trafford Centre, the Chill Factore and more. Featuring 192 modern and comfortable bedrooms, some of which boast floor to ceiling windows and fantastic city centre views, the Holiday Inn Express Manchester City centre MEN Arena is an excellent choice. The hotel is also located next to the stunning Crowne Plaza Manchester City centre, totalling 420 bedrooms across both properties. Location Holiday Inn Express Manchester City Centre MEN Arena is in the vibrant Northern Quarter of Manchester City Centre. The hotel is easily accessible for those travelling from all areas of the country via Manchester’s excellent motorway links and efficient public transport. Holiday Inn Express Manchester City Centre/MEN Arena Goadsby Street, Off Swan Street, Manchester, M4 5AH T: +44 (0) 161 836 9600 | F: +44 (0) 161 836 9696 E: [email protected] www.hixmanchester.com How to Find Us Driving: Join the M56 towards Manchester City Centre which joins the inner ring road. The Hotel is located just off the inner ring road in the heart of the City. Flying: Manchester International Airport is 9 miles away from the hotel. Join M56 towards Manchester. Continue onto A5103 towards City Centre for 5 miles. At roundabout take 3rd exit A57. Continue onto A635. Turn left at A665 Pin Mill Brow. Continue onto A62 Great Ancoats Street. Continue onto A665 Swan Street. Hotel is on left behind Royal Exchange/Crowne Plaza Manchester. Metro: Nearest tram stop is Shudehill tram station – 0.4 miles Train stations: Victoria and Piccadilly train stations are both close to the hotel. The hotel can be reached in less than 5 minutes walk from Victoria and 10 minutes walk from Piccadilly. Car Parking Close to the hotel the NCP Printworks/Shudehill car park can be found. There are also a number of low cost car parks surrounding the hotel, starting from as little as £3 per day. The hotel has a drop off point so you can stop right outside the hotel first to check-in and drop off your bags. What’s Nearby • MCR Arena (formerly MEN Arena) – 0.3 miles • Manchester Central – 0.9 miles • The Printworks – 0.2 miles • Arndale Shopping Centre – 0.3 miles Notes: • Trafford Centre – 9 miles .......................................................................................................................................................... • Manchester United FC – 4.5 miles • Manchester City FC – 2 miles .......................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................... Overview .......................................................................................................................................................... • Brand new and contemporary City Centre hotel .......................................................................................................................................................... • Easy access to all city centre attractions .......................................................................................................................................................... • 192 Modern and comfortable bedrooms some with floor to ceiling windows and city centre views .......................................................................................................................................................... • Boardroom for up to 10 people .......................................................................................................................................................... • Free wi-fi across public areas & high speed access in guest rooms .......................................................................................................................................................... • Free continental and hot breakfast .......................................................................................................................................................... • Next door to the Crowne Plaza Manchester City Centre (420 rooms in total) .......................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................... .......................................................................................................................................................... Holiday Inn Express Manchester City Centre/MEN Arena .......................................................................................................................................................... Goadsby Street, Off Swan Street, Manchester, M4 5AH .......................................................................................................................................................... T: +44 (0) 161 836 9600 | F: +44 (0) 161 836 9696 ......................................................................................................................................................... E: [email protected] www.hixmanchester.com.
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