We will be happy to tailor to all of your needs during your stay to make your trip to Manchester an unforgettable one. We will meet you at check-in, answer any questions you have, provide local advice and directions as required. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you need anything, from extra towels to local recommendations. We will be happy to assist you with any needs you may have during your visit. Besides that, we’ll leave you to enjoy your stay.

If you like your food simple and served up in front of the TV, try the Fab Cafe theme bar for a light snack. Former Manchester United footballer Rio Ferdinand's restaurant, Rosso, has firmly established itself in the Manchester dining scene for top-notch Italian nosh. Head Down Under via an escalator to Australasia, which offers you the South Pacific on a plate, or to Manchester's mini Chinatown to grab some cheap authentic grub. Elsewhere, Wilmslow Road in Rusholme has earned the moniker the "Curry Mile," thanks to the vast number of South Asian restaurants in the area.

Manchester has one of the most significant nightlife scenes in the UK. For a posh night out, hotel bars like Cloud 23 in the Hilton Manchester Deansgate and Mr. Coopers House & Garden in The Midland Hotel are great for swanky cocktails. Or try one of 15 different champagnes by the glass at Epernay Manchester in their stylish, bare-bricked bar. If you'd prefer a proper pub, complete with beer garden, real fireplaces, and tiny intimate rooms, try The Britons Protection. One of the oldest pubs in the city, it has a great range of whiskies. In the Northern Quarter, visit the Walrus or The Whisky Jar for a cocktail or three. It's very atmospheric, set in a converted textile mill. The Wharf in Castlefield is also great for real ales and their canal-side terrace.

Loads to do for all tastes, from outdoor adventures for local explorers to total isolation for those who prefer prefer a high-end and luxurious hub!