$393
Manchester's former stock exchange now trades in intimate five-star glamour, with marble columns, stained glass and only forty rooms. Paul McCartney made it his base for a Manchester tour stop, emerging to a serenade from fans gathered outside.
$206
The Lowry Hotel turns its riverside address into Manchester's most discreet touring-star base, with broad suites and private service close to the city centre. Rúben Amorim used it as his temporary home after taking charge at Manchester United, settling in while he searched for a family house.
$343
Once Manchester’s grandest hotel and a favourite of royalty and politicians, the grade II-listed Midland Hotel blends historic elegance with modern luxury in the heart of the city. Stylish, air-conditioned rooms feature free Wi-Fi, while dining highlights include the 4-AA Rosette restaurant Adam Reid at The French and light meals, cocktails, and fine wines at the Lounge & Champagne Bar. Guests can indulge in traditional afternoon tea or unwind at The Rena Spa, enjoying the relaxation pool, sauna, steam room, and Arctic rain showers. Centrally located, The Midland is just steps from Bridgewater Hall, the Palace Theatre, Manchester Central, and the city’s top shops and bars, making it a sophisticated base for discerning travelers and visiting celebrities alike.
$240
Tucked within a grand Art Deco building in the heart of Manchester, Hotel Gotham exudes bold sophistication and contemporary luxury. Just steps from Deansgate and the city’s best shopping and nightlife, this five-star retreat features stylish rooms with rich dark tones, marble bathrooms, and plush amenities. Guests can enjoy fine dining at the hotel’s AA Rosette restaurant or sip cocktails on the exclusive rooftop terrace overlooking the city skyline. With its cinematic style, discreet service, and a hint of 1920s glamour, Hotel Gotham has become Manchester’s most fashionable urban hideaway — a favorite among celebrities, creatives, and trendsetters alike.
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