Manchester was highly rated for soccer by 99 guests from the United States!Manchester Travel Guide
The Capital of Northern England
With an industrial past and a modern outlook, the complex fabric of Manchester is interlaced with interesting museums, English pubs and shopping centers.
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.
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What Guests Said About Manchester:
k_ghaith
Egypt
8.0
Manchester is a very nice city and very close to Sheffield...
Manchester is a very nice city and very close to Sheffield and Liverpool. You can stay in Manchester and take the train to spend a day in one of the neighbour cities. You should consider visiting the stadium, WWII museum and media city.
Debra
United Kingdom
10
I've known Manchester to be a great city following...
I've known Manchester to be a great city following previous visits to its great nightlife, various shopping areas. Top designer names, a variety of restaurants, museums; Manchester has everything!
Barry
United Kingdom
8.0
Things to do in different areas were close enough to walk to.
Things to do in different areas were close enough to walk to.
Easy access to various areas. Ie. Trafford Centre, Manchester city centre. Quays area things to see.
Free entry to places of interest with donations if u want to was very good idea.
Areas were clean and people nice to talk to.
Anonymous
Malaysia
8.0
Manchester is vibrant and the city centre is convenient for...
Manchester is vibrant and the city centre is convenient for shopping and food. Sights are not far away. Good base to stay if you are visiting surrounding areas like peak district, Liverpool, Chester etc
Lauren-Olivia
United Kingdom
10
Manchester is a great city.
Manchester is a great city. Lots of public transport to get around, especially the free shuttlebus for the city centre, and the Intercity trains when you buy one ticket. There are also trams and other buses. Plenty of taxes and uber.
There is a place suitable for every kind of person. Plenty of interesting places to eat and drink, great priced cinemas, museums, tourists attractions and great people.
Karen
United Kingdom
10
Lots to do and see.
Lots to do and see. Metro tram is brilliant so quick and easy. Family ticket cost £6.20 after 9.30am and is great. Hop on and hop off service means you can go anywhere all day. Shops, bars, visitor attractions everywhere so lots to do for all tastes
“The reception is friendly and helpful.Breakfast is worth the price which cost only 10 pounds each if you book on the day you arrive!the room is much more spacious than any hotels in London!very close to the railway station and Manchester uni!Strongly recommend to anyone who will go to the city!”
“Nice, new hotel in the centre of Manchester. Super easy to get around the city in foot and the room was great. Comfortable and clean. Service was great, especially at breakfast as they were able to cater for my coeliac. Would stay here again next time I am in Manchester on business. ”
“To be clear, this "hotel" is the rooms upstairs from a bar in the often festive gay quarter of Manchester.
The sheets were very clean, which one normally wouldn't mention except the rest of the place exudes 'flophouse'.
I liked that it was very inexpensive.
Nice trad English breakfast in an upstairs room at the bar.”
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