Lodging and Restaurants

Manchester is a vibrant, urban city that draws people from all of Europe and the world. With museums, theatres, clubs, parks and galleries galore, there is something for everyone. To get a feel of the city’s illustrious past you can try The Science & Industry Museum. Or go to the high-tech urban culture centre, Urbis.

There is a vast amount of choices when it comes to lodging in Manchester that can accommodate any budget. Malmaison Manchester is a modern, award winning hotel on Piccadilly Gateway within minutes of Canal Street and China Town. Facilities include a spa, gym, bar and Brasserie with luxurious rooms that will please the most selective customers.

The Alias Hotel Rossetti offers a funky experience in the heart of the city. The building was originally a textile company and has been carefully renovated to retain its gothic features and created a fabulous facility. They offer a restaurant, bar and friendly staff.

The Novotel Manchester Centre is considered the “New Generation” hotel situated in the heart of Manchester. With stunning contemporary design and modern rooms you enjoy a feeling of spaciousness and comfort. The hotel features a relaxed and informal Garden Brasserie, fitness centre and bar.

Manchester’s eclectic flavour is reflected in the styles of restaurants found in the region. Drawing Room offers a romantic atmosphere with candlelight, antiques and a primarily British menu. Lime Tree focuses on internationally influenced foods such as monkfish terrine, salmon and asparagus lasagna and a fabulous wine list to top it off with. Michaelangelo serves the expected; pizza and pastas, but also the unexpected; inventive meat and seafood dishes with a unique twist. Reform is a French restaurant is frequented by stars and celebrities from around the world. Try one their exotic items such as red mullet in a sea urchin sauce.

In addition to the unique, there are pubs, cafés and countless restaurants offering traditional menus to please any taste.