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.
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.
The room was equipped with everything one could need & we appreciated the newspaper service. The owner was friendly as were all the staff but not obtrusive no carpet in the bathroom was a bonus !!
The room was equipped with everything one could need & we appreciated the newspaper service. The owner was friendly as were all the staff but not obtrusive no carpet in the bathroom was a bonus !!
We stayed for my husband's birthday & had a lovely time looking around the Christmas Markets. The evening was finished off nicely by a drink in the pub downstairs. The breakfast was delicious! My husband is a big fan of a traditional fry up & said it was honestly the best he'd ever had! I had the french toast with peanut butter, blueberries & banana which looked & tasted amazing too. We will definitely be returning to the hotel & the pub.
We stayed for my husband's birthday & had a lovely time looking around the Christmas Markets. The evening was finished off nicely by a drink in the pub downstairs. The breakfast was delicious! My husband is a big fan of a traditional fry up & said it was honestly the best he'd ever had! I had the french toast with peanut butter, blueberries & banana which looked & tasted amazing too. We will definitely be returning to the hotel & the pub.
Rach
Reviewed November 19, 2016Reviewed November 19, 2016
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.
We arrived late and were greeted by very pleasant helpful hosts who made us feel welcome, great selection for breakfast and cooked food was excellent, I would certainly stay again if down in the area and would recommend Pickmere Country Guest House to friends.
We arrived late and were greeted by very pleasant helpful hosts who made us feel welcome, great selection for breakfast and cooked food was excellent, I would certainly stay again if down in the area and would recommend Pickmere Country Guest House to friends.
GEORGE
Reviewed December 2, 2015Reviewed December 2, 2015
Very clean and spacious room, comfortable bed and surprisingly very quiet. Easy parking (once you know where to go!). And a mini bar full of free fun snacks. Reception and bar staff were friendly and helpful. We will return.
Very clean and spacious room, comfortable bed and surprisingly very quiet. Easy parking (once you know where to go!). And a mini bar full of free fun snacks. Reception and bar staff were friendly and helpful. We will return.
Caroline
Reviewed October 23, 2026Reviewed October 23, 2026
The motel was lovely , very welcoming as all the staff , perfect for tram staff even come out of motel to show us where the tram stop was as we hadn’t been before , late bar was a welcome after getting back late after concert. Will definitely stay again
The motel was lovely , very welcoming as all the staff , perfect for tram staff even come out of motel to show us where the tram stop was as we hadn’t been before , late bar was a welcome after getting back late after concert. Will definitely stay again
Margaret
Reviewed November 9, 2026Reviewed November 9, 2026
Manchester has been a centre for textile manufacturing since Flemish weavers first moved there from the Continent in the 15th Century. This activity reached its peak during the Industrial Revolution, with the invention of steam-powered spinning machines by Richard Arkwright. The legacy of those energetic and heady days lie all around the city, and Manchester's industrial heritage is now a great tourist attraction. You can see it in the canals, railways, warehouses and mills, and the wealth it brought to the city laid the foundations for many civic buildings and institutions. Stay at a Manchester hotel or guesthouse and explore the industrial past while enjoying every modern convenience.
Hotels in Manchester for the Northern Quarter of the City
Manchester's Northern Quarter is the area in the centre of the city around Oldham Street, between Victoria, Piccadilly and Ancoats. It's a boutique district with lots of designer outlets, and many of the workers here are involved in design and music. Close to busy Market Street, the Northern Quarter is distinguished by its vinyl record shops, vintage chic boutiques and curry houses, and is for the most part chain-free. It's an area characterised by its picturesque, small independent shop fronts and narrow alleyways, and you'll find it a pleasure to stroll around from your hotel on Manchester when you're out here for the day. Many of this area's warehouses and alleys date back to the glory days of textile manufacturing in Manchester, so it's full of a bitter-sweet nostalgia too.
Discover the Northern Quarter from Manchester Hotels
Apart from the cultural heritage on show here, the Northern Quarter is packed with a great variety bars and restaurants. It's the sort of chic place you come to just hang out with friends, and if you're a fan of coffee and cakes you'll absolutely love it here. Most of the shops are to be found along Oldham Street, which is also home to live music bars, and in the evenings the whole district really comes alive. While taking a break at a Manchester hotel, the Northern Quarter is the place to come for charm, atmosphere and boutique shopping.