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Manchester is in the middle of a genuine hotel shake-up. As more and more classy, modern names open their doors in the City Centre, the city's hoteliers have been forced to take a long, hard look at their properties and the quality of... read more»

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• Hilton
• 303 Deansgate

• There may be a set of swanky apartments above, but for 23 impressive...  read more»

• Hilton Chambers
• 15 Hilton Street

• The Northern Quarter has little in the way of decent rooms, so hurray...  read more»

• Holiday Inn Manchester West
• Liverpool Street

• A mid-range option in sunny Salford; what the Holiday Inn lacks in...  read more»

• Jurys Inn
• 56 Great Bridgewater Street

• Well placed for the Bridgewater Hall (opposite), Central (aka G-Mex)...  read more»

• Lowry
• 50 Dearmans Place, Chapel Wharf

• The hotel of choice for visiting actors, politicians and Premiership...  read more»

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• Malmaison
• Piccadilly

• A favourite with visiting bands and celebs, the Mal is a first choice...  read more»

• Manchester Marriott Victoria & Albert
• Water Street

• Originally a textile warehouse, this Grade II-listed building now...  read more»

• Midland Hotel
• Peter Street

• This grand old dame of hotels opened in 1905. It’s had its fair...  read more»

• New Union Hotel
• 111 Princess Street

• Pink, but not exclusively so, the New Union has a great position on...  read more»

• Novotel Manchester Centre
• 21 Dickinson Street

• Describing itself as a ‘new generation Novotel’, this hotel does...  read more»