On the edge of the boho Northern Quarter, a totally doable 1-min suitcase tug from the main station.

A killer co-working/co-living space with one of Manchester’s few Third Wave Coffee shops by Origin Roasters.

A former Victorian cotton warehouse, this updated space expertly blends classic character & modern must-haves.

Rooms are simple but well-sized, contemporary and clean.

On the edge of the boho Northern Quarter, a totally doable 1-min suitcase tug from the main station.

Feast on classic British fare (with un petit French flair) by Marco Pierre White at Mr. White’s English Chophouse.

Unpretentious, contemporary interior inside a commanding, architecturally significant facade.

Modern style and homey amenities. Flats have all the goodies you're looking for, including fully outfitted kitchens.

Arresting curved glass facade gives an airy, ultra-modern feel to the spacious interior.

Close to the buzz of the city centre and strolling distance from the train station.

Primo spot near Manchester Theatre, just a mile from the Manchester Piccadilly train station.

Striking modern hotel (like a big bronze box) elegantly appointed, and just minutes from Piccadilly station.

Near the train station and walking distance from shops, restaurants & sights.

Surrounded by shops and restaurants, and less than a 10-min walk to Phones 4u Arena.

Convenient stay minutes from the city centre and 20 minutes from the airport.

Sleek, modern self-catering with sleeping, seating and dining areas, plus a kitchen should you feel so inclined.

Gorgeous hotel amid beautiful and well-maintained grounds.

Modern, colourful and conveniently located at Martland Park with easy access to nearby M6 motorway.

Got the munchies? The onsite snack shop's got you covered.

Rooms are typically Novotel-ian, clean and spacious.

Victorian home with a snug reception fireplace and homey bar.

Prime location (say it 2 more times) within strolling distance of shops, eats & must-see sights.

Can’t beat how convenient this gem is: you’re a 5-min free shuttle ride to the airport + less than a 10-min stroll to the railway station.

With the free shuttle, not to mention a glass-front lobby from where you might see your plane, you’d have to try hard to miss a flight.

A serene spot less than two miles from the city centre (basically the best of both worlds).

It's in Manchester’s trendy Northern Quarter, which would’ve already been dubbed NoQu if this were New York.

Shiny glass hotel in a charming neighbourhood, with dozens of shops and restaurants in the area.

Easy access to the motorway and steps from shops galore at the Trafford Centre.

2 miles from Old Trafford Stadium, for a small fee the shuttle will whisk you to the match while you sing the Manchester United song.

The only thing friendlier than the cheerful décor is the staff.