Whitworth Locke, Civic Quarter

Industrial-chic boutique hotel offering free breakfast & Wi-Fi, plus a snazzy cocktail bar & a cafe. Set in a former textile warehouse, this industrial-chic boutique hotel in the lively Northern Quarter is a 10-minute walk from the Manchester Art Gallery and a 5-minute walk from Piccadilly Gardens. Stylish rooms offer complimentary Wi-Fi, minibars, smart TVs and en suite bathrooms with rainfall showers. Some come with exposed-stone or exposed-brick accent walls and/or fireplaces. Children age 5 and under stay free in a parent's room. Breakfast is included and served in-room. There's also a striking cocktail bar and a cafe.

Long-established venue for exhibitions, residencies, festivals and events, with an eclectic shop.

Pub showing all Premier League matches plus an upstairs restaurant and child-friendly weekend bar.

Elevated dining meets modern British flair at this stylish spot, boasting breathtaking views, delightful cocktails, and an inviting vibe.

Trendy hotel in a Victorian warehouse with contemporary rooms, upscale dining and meeting rooms. A 5-minute walk from Piccadilly train station and 0.4 miles from the shops along Market Street, this chic hotel occupies a Victorian warehouse building. Contemporary rooms and suites maintain original features such as parquet flooring and high ceilings and are equipped with flat-screen TVs and DVD players, free WiFi, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. Upgraded options add sitting areas and snack boxes. There's an a la carte fine-dining restaurant with an adjoining champagne bar, a cafe bar and grill, and a lounge bar serving cocktails. Meeting and private function rooms are available.

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Skof is a stylish and inviting Manchester gem where you'll indulge in an extraordinary tasting menu crafted by the talented Tom Barnes, all served by a warm and professional team.

Beer-enthusiasts' drinking hole, hosting special events including regular Meet the Brewer evenings.

Dive into succulent steaks and British classics in a breathtaking Grade II-listed space that brings 1930s charm to Manchester’s dining scene.