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This Grade II listed building was constructed in 1870. The grand façade of this former textile warehouse has remained largely unchanged although the building was converted into a hotel in 1982. Due to the nature of the warehouse design, the rooms created are spacious and filled with light from the large windows that surround each floor level. In addition to a lobby area with 24-hour reception and check-out services and lift access, facilities available to guests at this 85-room city hotel include a bar, restaurant, conference facilities and room and laundry services.

Bedrooms offer comfort and relaxation within the bustling city. Contemporary décor, soft white duvets and a large-screen satellite TV give guests the comfort deserved. An en suite bathroom with a bathtub/shower and a hairdryer comes as standard, as does a data-port. Further in-room amenities include a direct dial telephone, radio and Internet access, as well as tea and coffee making facilities and central heating units.

Guests are invited to enjoy a superb dining experience at Brasserie on Portland Street. They can relax in the evening in the intimate candlelit atmosphere or watch the city bustle during the day while their meals are prepared in the theatre kitchen. The Brasserie manager and head chef creates homely and satisfying dishes accompanied by the perfect atmosphere; the extensive wine list offers unforgettable treats from around the world. Guests are invited to choose from the superb à la carte menu. Alternatively, they can be tempted with the daily specials on offer.

Reception is 24 Hours

By car from the south: exit M6 at junction 19 (Knutsford). At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit A556 (Manchester). Go past Mere Platt Farm. Turn right at first roundabout (M56). Follow signs for Manchester. Go under Hulme Archway to the roundabout. Take the 2nd left onto Medlock Street. Turn right at the 2nd traffic lights at G-Mex. Go through the traffic lights at McDonalds, onto Portland Street. The hotel is on the right-hand side, on the corner of Princess Street.