Manchester was highly rated for shopping by 28,462 guests from the United Kingdom!Manchester travel guide
The Capital of the North
With an industrial past and a modern outlook, the complex fabric of Manchester is interlaced with interesting museums, English pubs and shopping centres.
Dash straight into the luxurious Selfridges and Triangle departments stores before checking out the old-English charm of the Shambles.
Manchester wouldn’t be the same without its 2 famous football clubs and fans can go wild at either of the Old Trafford or City of Manchester Stadiums. Music fans will adore the many shows performed at the Manchester Arena, the largest of its type in Europe, and the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra.
The cultural foundations of this predominantly red-brick city are on display at the Manchester Museum and the People’s History Museum. If art is you preference, the extensive pre-Raphaelite collection at the Manchester Art Gallery is a sight to behold.
Whether you’re flying into Manchester International Airport for business or partying in one of the 500 bars in city, Booking.com’s hotels and apartments can match your accommodation needs.
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Great for shopping and eating out, but a pretty grimy city...
Great for shopping and eating out, but a pretty grimy city in need of a good scrub up. And some new pavements! For a city with that much rain, loose paving stones are a nightmare and there are zillions of them!
Wendy
United Kingdom
8.0
The homelessness problem is so upsetting.
The homelessness problem is so upsetting. Obviously an affluent city but some of this money needs to filter down to the desperate & needy. I enjoyed the Northern quarter away from the chainstores.
Diane
United Kingdom
8.0
Trams good.
Trams good.
Some decent restaurants, not as many as I’d have expected in a city of this size - too many chains & derivatives. This contrasted poorly with Edinburgh, where we’d just been - as did the lack of trees & green spaces.
The regenerated ex-factory/warehouse buildings in the canal district are interesting, but these areas can be bleak & windy - even in the warm weather we enjoyed during our stay. Certainly wouldn’t like to spend much time there in hot weather, too much concrete & hard landscaping!
Anonymous
USA
8.0
Manchester is under quite a bit of construction.
Manchester is under quite a bit of construction. The town hall is closed for 5 years which was one of the places we planned to visit. Public transportation is readily available but a little confusing to those not familiar with the area. There were several homeless people just sleeping on the sidewalks outside businesses.
Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Great friendly place been many times have family there.
Great friendly place been many times have family there. Great shops,bars restaurants it's got it all.cathedrall is a place to visit even its its standing out side listen to a service on a Sunday.
Deans gate is great for shops and places to eat.
jayne
United Kingdom
8.0
We like the shops especially afflicks, there is a good...
We like the shops especially afflicks, there is a good transport system to get you around and visit media city, Trafford centre, the Lowery and printworks.
Unfortunately parts of the city seem to have areas with overflowing rubbish bins.
“Beautiful, modern and clean building. Very friendly, polite and efficient staff. Great location for visiting Manchester City Centre and the Trafford Centre. Stadium view rooms have brilliant balconies looking onto the pitch, great for cricket fans. Free parking is a real advantage in this part of Manchester. The hotel staff kept us informed of road closures and restrictions during the Manchester marathon, very helpful.”
“Great hotel, staff were helpful and friendly. Room was very clean. Great value. Great location with just a short walk to the tram stop to go in to Manchester city centre. ”
“The location was great,within walking distance of oxford street, bars, clubs and reataurants and main shopping areas around Manchester. The hotel was clean and the beds were really comfy. When window was open could hear traffic about (it is the city centre) but as soon as windows were shut, absolutely no noise at all!”
“In the heart of Manchester city centre. The staff especially the man Mr Muneeb on reception was very helpful and always met us with a smile. The Aparthotel did provide a parking discount, which matched the online prebooking discount for NCP”
“The hotel staff is extremely nice and friendly.
Modern and clean rooms.
Love the large windows in the rooms and the view.
Walking distance to Piccadilly Gardens as well as the train station.”
“The reception staff were so helpful particularly Katie we were travelling with an 8 month old baby and lots of luggage and she was so kind and went to great lengths to help us with the baby and luggage with a lovely...”
“Super attentive and helpful staff, service simply incredible without being pretentious or over the top. Room service delivered day or night super promptly. Great suite with fabulous bathroom.”
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