Manchester is a great places to visit because of its live music, athletic stadiums, and intriguing cultural centers. It’s a city that takes pride in its heritage, with neo-gothic structures and Victorian taverns frequently outnumbering the city’s skyscrapers.

Manchester hotels are as diverse as the people who choose to stay there. Many of Manchester’s hotels are among the best in the country, and the city’s hotel industry is growing. Because of the city’s abundance of outstanding former industrial structures, you can expect a heady mix of elegant hotels, from cozy boutiques, and offers with evocative cocktail bars to twenty-first-century stunners featuring the city’s best restaurants. We have compiled the list of best hotels in Manchester city center that you must try.

Hotels in Manchester City Centre 

Manchester is an ideal destination for anyone looking for a revolutionary experience, as it is the birthplace of suffragettes and home to the oldest public library in English-speaking countries. Everywhere you look, the city’s industrial past is visible. The hotels here are also the epitome of history and grace. So let’s have a look at the list of top hotels in Manchester city center. 

Hotels	Contact Number	Prices (Starting Prices)
Stock Exchange Hotel, city center	+44 161 470 3901	£209
King Street Townhouse, city center	+44 161 667 0707	£214
The Midland	+44 161 236 3333	£124
Kimpton Clocktower Hotel, city center	+44 161 288 1111	£145
Hotel Brooklyn	+44 161 518 2936	£116
Great John Street Hotel	+44 161 831 3211	£93
Native Manchester	+44 161 503 9553	£151
Didsbury House Hotel	+44 161 448 2200	£140
The Lowry Hotel	+44 161 827 4000	£240
Cow hollow hotel	+44 161 228 7277	£109

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Stock Exchange Hotel, city center

There is currently a 40-room luxury hotel in Manchester’s historic stock exchange owned by Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs. It’s hard to miss the hotel’s original elements, from the checkered marble floor in reception to the towering pillars, to the images and artifacts that tell the narrative of its past. Tom Kerridge’s Bull & Bear restaurant serves up updated versions of British classics on the building’s old trade floor, a stunning domed space. Afterward, relax in one of the hotel’s exquisite, muted-toned rooms with marble baths and D.R. Harris & Co amenities.

Prices

Starts from £209

Address

Map Location of Stock Exchange Hotel, city center

4 Norfolk St, Manchester M2 1DW, United Kingdom

Rating

It is rated 4.4 stars.

Facilities

• Non-smoking rooms 
• Facilities for disabled guests 
• Parking
• Airport shuttle 
• Room service 
• WiFi available in all areas 
• BarStarts from £145

King Street Townhouse, City Centre

If you’re planning a trip to Manchester’s city centre, consider staying at King Street Townhouse. On the seventh story, there’s an infinity spa pool with a view of Manchester’s rooftops, and a 20-seat cinema in the basement. All save the entry-level Snug rooms feature roll-top bathrooms, thoughtful artwork, and a soothing colour combination of creams, greens, and greys. The hotel’s public spaces are just as elegant, with a charming tea lounge on the fifth floor and a rooftop bar on the sixth.

Prices

Starts from £214

Address

Map Location of King Street Townhouse, City Centre

10 Booth St, Manchester M2 4AW, United Kingdom

Rating

It is rated 4.6 stars.

Facilities

• 1 swimming pool 
• Non-smoking rooms 
• Facilities for disabled guests 
• Room service 
• good fitness center 
• WiFi available in all areas 
• Restaurant Tea/coffee maker in all rooms 
• Bar 
• Fabulous breakfast

The Midland

Among Manchester’s hotels, The Midland is Manchester’s grand dame. Founded in 1903, it has undergone a major renovation during the lockdown period. To say that the finished product is stunning would be an understatement. The location has been given a modern atmosphere within the Victorian building thanks to a substantial renovation and upgrade that took place in 2021. The engraving at the door remembers this location as the area where Mr. Rolls met Mr. Royce, a fact that should be noted by classic automobile enthusiasts. In this part of town, afternoon tea is a city custom.

Prices

Starts from £124

Address

Map Location of The Midland

16 Peter St, Manchester M60 2DS, United Kingdom

Rating

It is rated 4.3 stars.

Facilities

• 1 swimming pool 
• Non-smoking rooms 
• Facilities for disabled guests 
• Room service 
• Spa and wellness center 
• Fitness center
• WiFi available in all areas 
• Restaurant Tea/coffee maker in all rooms 
• Bar 
• Fabulous breakfast

Kimpton Clocktower Hotel, City Center

The Kimpton Clocktower, a grade II listed terracotta structure in Manchester, features a much-photographed clocktower and is one of the city’s most beautiful historic buildings. A towering glass-domed lobby that was formerly the headquarters of the Refuge Assurance Company has kept many of its original elements, including glazed tiles. It contains some of the best restaurants and bars in the city, including the big public bar and the Refuge by Volta restaurant, where small meals are done expertly, as well as the attractive winter garden with greenery and twinkled fairy lights.

Prices

Starts from £145

Address

Map Location of Kimpton Clocktower Hotel, City Center

Oxford St, Manchester M60 7HA, United Kingdom

Rating

It is rated 4.3 stars.

Facilities

• 1 swimming pool 
• Non-smoking rooms 
• Facilities for disabled guests 
• Room service 
• Fitness center
• WiFi available in all areas 
• Restaurant Tea/coffee maker in all rooms 
• Bar 
• Fabulous breakfast

Hotel Brooklyn, City Centre

The Hotel Brooklyn has a “stoop” sitting area where guests may enjoy sporting events and movies, as well as a lively bar and restaurant where DJs spin tunes. Canal Street’s nightlife is also only a short stroll away. On the walls of the rooms are monochrome drawings of Brooklyn, as well as rotary dial phones and a Roberts radios. The hotel’s accessible rooms are also unique, featuring unobtrusive ceiling track hoists and matt black support rails in bathrooms that look excellent and are well-considered. There’s also a shower-ready wheelchair available.

Prices

Starts from £116

Address

Map Location of Hotel Brooklyn, Manchester City Centre

59 Portland St, Manchester M1 3HP, United Kingdom

Rating

It is rated 4.5 stars.

Facilities

• 1 swimming pool 
• Non-smoking rooms 
• Facilities for disabled guests 
• Room service 
• WiFi available in all areas 
• Restaurant Tea/coffee maker in all rooms 
• Bar 
• Fabulous breakfast

Great John Street Hotel

Manchester’s Eclectic Hotels company includes this red-brick boutique hotel as well as King Street Townhouse. Originally built as a school, the property today has luxurious rooms and suites, a bar, a rooftop bar, and several event venues. If you’re looking for something a little more substantial, there’s a scotch egg-and-mini-burger-themed afternoon tea for the “gents.” Spinningfields is only a short walk away, as is the city’s Opera House.

Prices

Starts from £93

Address

Great John St, Manchester M3 4FD, United Kingdom

Rating

It is rated 4.6 stars.

Facilities

• Free Wi-Fi
• 24-hour services
• Swimming Pool
• Sports activities
• Spa and relaxation
• On-site Dining
• Meeting facilities
• No Smoking

Native Manchester, Piccadilly

After peering into Native Manchester’s massive glass-covered atrium and down into the lounge and bar below, you’ll get a sense of just how big this Victorian warehouse turned stylish aparthotel really is: at 180,000 square feet, it’s the UK’s biggest aparthotel. Staying in one of the hotel’s 162 apartments is an option thanks to the gold and turquoise kitchenettes, lounges, and dining tables. The Ducie Street Warehouse has a lot to offer, including a cocktail bar, a south-facing patio, a little movie theatre, and an independently managed gym, Blok, if you’re feeling really indulgent.

Prices

Starts from £151

Address

Map Location of Native Manchester, Piccadilly

Warehouse, Ducie St, Manchester M1 2TP, United Kingdom

Rating

It is rated 4.5 stars.

Facilities

• Free Wi-Fi
• 24-hour services
• Swimming Pool
• Sports activities
• Spa and relaxation
• On-site Dining
• Pets allowed
• No Smoking

Didsbury House Hotel

The Didsbury is a greener, calmer alternative to the city centre, yet it isn’t too far away. The Eclectic Hotel chain’s 27 rooms at this location are just irresistible. The smaller suites include private bathtubs, while the larger ones resemble tiny apartments. They’re all designed in a traditional boutique hotel manner (seriously, the biggest comes in 720 square feet). There is a modest gym as well as a bar for residents, a couple of lounges, and a patio.

Prices

Starts from £140

Address

Map Location of Didsbury House Hotel

Didsbury Park, Didsbury, Manchester M20 5LJ, United Kingdom

Rating

It is rated 4.6 stars.

Facilities

•  Non-smoking rooms
•  Spa and wellness center
•  Facilities for disabled guests
•  WiFi available in all areas
•  Room service
•  Restaurant
•  Tea/coffee maker in all rooms
•  Bar
•  Fabulous breakfast

The Lowry Hotel, Salford

This futuristic hotel on the River Irwell is nominally in Salford but is only a five-minute walk from Manchester’s city center across a curving bridge by Santiago Calatrava. The city’s first five-star hotel is popular with visiting celebrities thanks to its discreet service, spa, big guestrooms and contemporary decor with floor-to-ceiling windows. Check in to decompress, possibly while enjoying a drink overlooking the sea on its sun terrace, appreciating the artwork throughout or resting on your bedroom’s window-side leather chaise longue with a book.

Prices

Start from £240

Address

Map Location of The Lowry Hotel, Salford

50 Dearmans Pl, Salford M3 5LH, United Kingdom

Rating

It is rated 4.4 stars.

Facilities

• Non-smoking rooms
•  Spa and wellness center
•  Facilities for disabled guests
•  good fitness center
•  Room service
•  Restaurant
•  Tea/coffee maker in all rooms
•  Bar
•  Very good breakfast
• Currency exchange: Need local currency? This property offers currency exchange on site.

Cow Hollow Hotel, Northern Quarter

Although it only has 16 tiny rooms, the cool as a cucumber boutique hotel in Manchester’s fashionable Northern Quarter offers a lot of delights. There will be complimentary prosecco and antipasti in the evening, along with complimentary milk and cookies before bed, and Netflix. Hypnos mattresses, bronze rainfall showers, and REN products adorn these old textile factory rooms, which also have earplugs because of the possibility of nightlife noise. Pre-dinner drinks and people-watching are made easier at the swanky cocktail bar with a faux palm tree.

Prices

Start from £109

Address

Map Location of Cow Hollow Hotel, Northern Quarter

57 Newton St, Manchester M1 1ET, United Kingdom

Rating

It is rated 4.6 stars.

Facilities

• Non-smoking rooms
•  WiFi is available in all areas
•  Free WiFi
•  Room service
•  24-hour front desk
•  Bar

Conclusion

Accommodation options in this northern powerhouse run the gamut from luxury hotels infused with history to boutique getaways on the outskirts to design-led budget motels that provide some of the city’s lowest costs. As a result, anybody traveling to Manchester should not miss a stay at one of these hotels.