Set within stunning Victorian mansion houses, this boutique hotel features 22 luxury bedrooms, a destination restaurant and cocktail bar. Situated in Cheadle’s 100 acre Bruntwood Park, Oddfellow on the Park is just a short hop from Manchester Airport.
Set in the picturesque Saddleworth village of Delph, this 18th century coaching inn now boasts 18 bright and airy bedrooms, as well as a brasserie and restaurant. With exposed beams and open fires, it cleverly blends old English warmth with contemporary luxury.
One of the most prestigious buildings in the city, Kimpton Clocktower was originally the headquarters of the Refuge Assurance Company. Dating from 1891, this magnificent red brick and terracotta building has been beautifully restored and now offers luxurious 4-star hotel accommodation.
Set in a large Italian renaissance building, this baby grand hotel has been carefully updated to 21st century standards whilst retaining many of its historic features. Originally built in 1872, modern additions include a rooftop infinity spa pool and steam room.
Located on Manchester’s bustling Canal Street, this luxury hotel is situated above the famous Velvet Bar and Restaurant and offers that little bit extra – iPod docking stations, in-room cocktail and canapé packages and luxury toiletries.
The Midland is an iconic landmark in Manchester and is full of history. This is the place where Rolls met Royce and where Churchill made one of his legendary speeches. Today there’s a swimming pool, a gym and an award winning 2 AA rosette restaurant.
Following a multi-million pound makeover, this former cotton warehouse has been transformed into a boutique hotel offering luxurious, comfortable rooms and a stylish brasserie. Dating from 19th century, it stands in the heart of Manchester’s city centre.