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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
An excellent new hotel in Central Manchester. Great location, fantastic rooms with a modern fresh look (my room had a floor to ceiling window with wonderful views of the city), and facilities including a fitness suite. What's really important is that the staff were consistently friendly, helpful, and professional. Highly recommended. I will definitely be staying here again.
An excellent new hotel in Central Manchester. Great location, fantastic rooms with a modern fresh look (my room had a floor to ceiling window with wonderful views of the city), and facilities including a fitness suite. What's really important is that the staff were consistently friendly, helpful, and professional. Highly recommended. I will definitely be staying here again.
Stephen
Reviewed October 27, 2026Reviewed October 27, 2026
It was a great place to stay, the rooms were all really clean, the bed was one of the comfiest I've slept and i would recommend it anyone who asks. The staff were all really nice and helped us when we needed anything.
It was a great place to stay, the rooms were all really clean, the bed was one of the comfiest I've slept and i would recommend it anyone who asks. The staff were all really nice and helped us when we needed anything.
This is a beautiful hotel. And is right near the middle of the city centre. I went here after a theatre show and it was so close. So many options around here for food and drink as well as shopping. Transport is also super easy. Although thisbhotel is a little on the expensive side, it is a really great ppace to stay
This is a beautiful hotel. And is right near the middle of the city centre. I went here after a theatre show and it was so close. So many options around here for food and drink as well as shopping. Transport is also super easy. Although thisbhotel is a little on the expensive side, it is a really great ppace to stay
Rebekah
Reviewed November 19, 2024Reviewed November 19, 2024
It was clean and modern plenty
of seating to relax in. The bar was available for coffee, drinks and snacks. Near the train station and the rooms were clean. The staff were really helpful and the breakfast which was continental catered for all tastes vegan if required. All in all a most pleasant and relaxed atmosphere. I would definitely go again.
It was clean and modern plenty
of seating to relax in. The bar was available for coffee, drinks and snacks. Near the train station and the rooms were clean. The staff were really helpful and the breakfast which was continental catered for all tastes vegan if required. All in all a most pleasant and relaxed atmosphere. I would definitely go again.
Ann
Reviewed November 4, 2026Reviewed November 4, 2026
Manchester is a major English city with a rich and proud industrial heritage. During the Industrial Revolution railways and warehouses were built here, canals were gouged out of the rock to transport goods, and the new steam-powered spinning machines never stopped making money for their owners. The city today has moved with the times but still hangs on to much of its past in venues such as the Museum of Science and Industry, and in the renovated docklands and old mills and factories. The area of the city that perhaps best epitomises this proud heritage is Castlefield. From your Manchester hotel or guesthouse you can have a wonderful day here with the whole family.
Hotels in Manchester for Castlefield Attractions
The oldest industrial canal in the world cuts right through Castlefield, lined with brick warehouses and looking much as it did in Manchester's industrial heyday. The whole area is built on an old Roman fort, and there are excavations always going on somewhere, so this is a pretty old part of the city by any standards. Although Castlefield was once a vortex of heavy industrial activity it is now a relatively quiet part of the city and many of the former warehouses have become luxury apartments. The Castlefield Urban Heritage Park, created in 1982, covers much of the area and was the first of its kind in the United Kingdom. Its purpose is to preserve the remaining cobbled streets, canals and mills for posterity in a traffic-free zone. It has proved a great success, with thousands of visitors coming here from the wider region and abroad to see some of its many attractions.
Discover Historic Castlefield from Manchester Hotels
Visit the Castlefield Artisan Market, held here every Sunday, to pick up handmade and vintage goods as well as organic food. From your local Manchester hotel or B&B, Castlefield is a great place to come and combine a leisurely walk with some sightseeing. The old canal banks are a delight to stroll along, and there's not a car in sight so it's a good, safe place to bring the kids too!