Manchester Hotels

Whether you’re using the exciting city of Manchester as a base for visiting Northern England, or if you’re visiting one of the Universities or if you’re here for one of Manchester’s many festivals, Eurobookings.com can help you find the perfect hotel just for you. That’s because our hotel website gives you all the information you need to make an informed decision and many different ways to access it quickly and easily.

So if you know what part of the city in which you want your Manchester hotel room to be located, you can choose using a district, park, museum, sports stadium or several other criteria. You can also search by the hotel’s star rating, popularity, customer reviews and the size of your group. With Manchester Airport hotels also on the Eurobookings.com list, you are ready to make your Manchester reservations with confidence.

Manchester’s city center can be divided into three sections, each with their own attractions and their own hotels. The first is West Central Manchester, which boasts some of the city’s oldest and newest features. Oldest: You can find a hotel room within walking distance of Castlefield, the site of the original Roman settlement of Mamucium. Newest: Beetham Tower is the United Kingdom’s tallest building outside of London, and the lower portion of the sleek glass and steel structure is actually a five-star luxury hotel listed on Eurobookings.com.

The second section is East Central Manchester, whose many hotels are close to the central Piccadilly Gardens and Canal Street’s Village. Though the city’s gay district, the Village offers a vibrant nightlife which attracts revelers of every persuasion, as well as many an excellent hotel. There are also many hotel rooms available in East Central Manchester’s extensive Chinatown and Manchester University as well. The third section is North Central Manchester, where you’ll find some treasures fro

m the city’s past. The magnificent Manchester Town Hall is part of many hotel rooms’ wonderful views, as is the Gothic Manchester Cathedral. The Urbis is a dramatic glass tower that provides a unique look into the city’s history, and Eurobookings.com lists many Manchester hotels near all of these interesting sights.

There are even hotel rooms for those who don’t want to miss their flight from the city, located near Manchester Airport, and of course, don’t forget all the hotels near Old Trafford Stadium, home to the world-famous Manchester United Football Club.