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Best Luxury Hotels in Manchester "Best Luxury Hotels in Manchester" Erstellt von : Cityseeker 9 Vorgemerkte Orte Copthorne Hotel Manchester "Waterfront Views Oon Salford Quays" This modern four-star hotel-luxuriously refurbished in 1997-is in a great location right in the middle of Salford Quays and only two miles from the city centre and ten from Manchester Airport. All the rooms are spacious and comfortable (the majority with a subtle, relaxing beige and terracotta décor scheme), and offer the latest facilities. Most offer pleasant by Booking.com waterfront views overlooking the redeveloped quayside. +44 161 873 7321 www.millenniumhotels.co. reservations.manchester@ Clippers Quay, Manchester uk/copthornemanchester/i millenniumhotels.co.uk ndex.html ABode Manchester "A Destination in Itself" In the heart of the city, ABode Manchester is a splendid 19th-century building with free Wi-Fi access and an award-winning restaurant. Piccadilly Rail Station is 3 minutes’ walk away. ABode Manchester’s double-glazed rooms offer monsoon showers and luxury toiletries. Guests can also enjoy an LCD TV with a DVD player, and free internet. Brasserie by London_Wingz Abode offers a relaxed all-day brasserie menu. Brasserie Abode bar provides entertainment at night, with music, late-night snacks and cocktails. ABode Manchester is situated within walking distance of many of Manchester’s numerous central bars, restaurants and museums. The Trafford Centre shopping centre is 15 minutes’ drive away, and the MEN Arena is a 15-minute walk. +44 161 247 7744 www.abodehotels.co.uk/m reservationsmanchester@a 107 Piccadilly, Manchester anchester bodehotels.co.uk Malmaison Manchester "Distinctive Hotel With Sense Of Style" Malmasion has brought a touch of style to Piccadilly with its highly distinctive, sculptured exterior design and sophisticated, refreshingly chic decor. Its location - highly convenient for access to the many City Center transport links, attractions and businesses - is a very important factor in the its great popularity with both tourists and business people. Malmaison by Booking.com boasts an extremely busy, traditional brasserie serving high quality French food as well as a popular and stylish bar. All rooms are en suite and have a CD player installed. Conference facilities are limited to a maximum capacity of 40 theater-style, 32 classroom-style and 25 boardroom-style seats. +44 161 278 1000 www.malmaison- [email protected] 1-3 Picadilly, Manchester manchester.com/ m Roomzzz Manchester City "Apartment-Style Hotel" The luxury Roomzzz aparthotel is in Manchester centre, just 4 minutes’ walk from Piccadilly Gardens. The stylish apartments have free Wi-Fi and free local telephone calls. Roomzzz Manchester is only a 10-minute walk from Manchester Piccadilly Rail Station and the Manchester Central Conference Centre. The shops of Deansgate are within a 10-minute walk. by Booking.com The air-conditioned apartments have luxury beds and a stylish bathroom with a rain shower and White Company toiletries. The living areas feature a flat-screen TV, comfortable seating and a work desk. The building was once a Victorian cotton warehouse, and it has many original features. There is a 24-hour reception service. All guests will have access to a Grab & Go breakfast, daily, which includes freshly baked pastries, hot drinks, fresh fruit and fruit juices. The modern kitchens each have a dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave and hob. Laundry and ironing facilities are also available, and tea/coffee facilities are provided. +44 844 499 4888 www.roomzzz.co.uk/ [email protected] 36 Princess Street, o.uk Manchester Princess St. Hotel "Taste of the City" In Manchester city centre, the Princess St. Hotel has a 24-hour fitness centre, modern rooms, and free WiFi throughout. Manchester’s central shopping district is a 3-minute walk away and Manchester Art Gallery is directly opposite. Each modern room at the 4-star Princess St. Hotel has a flat-screen TV and tea and coffee-making facilities. 24 Bar & Grill serves by Booking.com award-winning cocktails and snacks, while the restaurant offers an Italian menu. Gym facilities include treadmills, cycling machines and step machines with free weights. All fitness facilities are free for guests to use. Situated on Princess Street, Princess St. Hotel is 2 minutes’ walk from a Metrolink tram stop. Piccadilly Rail Station is a 10-minute walk away, and within easy reach are Manchester Arena, Manchester Central and Arndale shopping centre. Old Trafford is 2.6 miles of the hotel. Manchester Airport is 9 miles from Princess St. Hotel. +44 161 236 8999 manchester.arorahotels.co [email protected] 18-24 Princess Street, m/ om Manchester The Midland "Luxury In An Elegant Setting" The Midland is an award-winning, 4-star luxury hotel with a spa in Manchester city centre. It offers stylish, air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. The spa facilities are available at a surcharge. Providing a fine dining experience, Adam Reid at The French has won 4 AA Rosettes. The bespoke menus offer creative dishes, which are freshly prepared using by Booking.com locally sourced produce where possible. Traditional afternoon tea is available in the Tea Room at The Midland and there is a second restaurant, the award-winning Mr Cooper's. Hotel guests can make use of The Spa At The Midland's relaxation pool and thermal areas, for an extra charge. The spa includes the aromatherapy steam room, beautiful Alder- Wood sauna and refreshing Arctic rain shower. The Midland is less than 400 metres from Bridgewater Hall, the Palace Theatre and Manchester Central Exhibition and Conference Centre. The city's shops and bars are a 10-minute walk away. +44 161 236 3333 www.qhotels.co.uk/hotels/ midlandreservations@qhot Peter Street, Manchester the-midland- els.co.uk manchester.aspx Renaissance Manchester City Centre Hotel "Imposing Local Landmark" Located on Manchester’s central Deansgate Road and ideal for shopping, this modern hotel has spacious, air-conditioned rooms with city views. It is just 650 metres from the Manchester Arena. Unlimited free WiFi is available in public areas. Renaissance Manchester’s stylish bedrooms have a work area, high-speed internet access and 24-hour room service. Each room also has a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. On-site restaurant, Cast Iron Bar & Grill is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, offering a wide menu including light bites, burgers and British 28-day aged steaks. Renaissance Manchester Hotel is a 10-minute walk from Victoria Rail Station. There is a public car park next door. +44 161 831 6000 www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/ma Blackfriars Street, Manchester nbr-renaissance-ma Radisson Blu Edwardian Manchester "Sophisticated Stay in City Center" The award-winning Radisson Blu Edwardian Manchester is located in the city's Free Trade Hall, next to the Central Convention Centre. The hotel includes a health spa, a restaurant and onsite bar. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. Each room features down pillows, Italian marble by Booking.com bathrooms and a city view. You will also find a flat-screen TV, and desk. Some rooms feature a terrace. Peter Street Kitchen offers shared dining in the heart of Manchester with contemporary Japanese and Mexican small plates. Guests can enjoy relaxing treatments at the Spa & Gym. Guests have access to the on-site business centre where they can check the newspapers or use the fax machine and photocopier. Speaking German, Greek, English and Spanish at the 24-hour front desk, staff are always on hand to help. The hotel is a 2-minute walk from Manchester Art Gallery, Central Library and Deansgate. Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Oxford Road rail stations can be reached in a 20-minute walk. A free shuttle bus is also offered which can transport guests in 10-minutes. The nearest airport is Manchester Airport, 13 km from the hotel. +44 161 835 9929 www.radissonedwardian.c [email protected] Peter Street, Free Trade Hall, om/manchesteruk_edward Manchester ian The Lowry Hotel "Five-Star Luxury Hotel" Located next to the landmark Trinity Bridge on the banks of the River Irwell, The Lowry Hotel is one of Manchester's most luxurious hotels. The interior and rooms offer the best in minimalist urban chic, with lots of natural light, glass and brushed metal surfaces. Catering to just about every whim or desire, it even offers a lavish Marco Pierre White restaurant by Booking.com in the River Restaurant which is a major regional culinary attraction in its own right. +44 161 827 4000 www.roccofortehotels.co reservations.lowry@roccof 50 Dearmans Place, m/hotels-and-resorts/the- ortecollection.com Manchester lowry-hotel/ Schließen Sie sich uns an bei: cityseeker.com Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen | DATENSCHUTZBESTIMMUNG | API | KONTAKT | Urheberrecht (COPYRIGHT) 2020 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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