The hotel boasts a prime location in Manchester city centre. The hotel has a luxuriously equipped health spa, inviting you to leave the city behind and laze in a refreshing spa pool, sauna, or solarium. If you are feeling more energetic however, you can take a plunge in the pool, work out in the gym, sample the squash court, or even take an aerobics class. A hair and beauty salon is also available for guests' convenience. (GW 08/2008)
The hotel is a very old, traditional building that once belonged to the Midland railway company. It has always been well maintained to a high standard. The hotel has undergone major renovations and the building is in excellent condition.
The reception area is large, with ceramic pillars, tiled floors and a large sky light, which lets in natural daylight. There is a large seating area near the bar where food is served throughout the day.
Located at the heart of the city of Manchester, this hotel lies just a short distance from the G-Mex and Manchester International Convention Centre as well as from Bridgewater Hall, home to the famous Halle Orchestra. China Town with its typical Asian flair is a few minutes walk away and a diverse selection of exclusive boutiques and shops are to be found in the near vicinity. The wonderful rolling countryside of Cheshire and Lancashire is within easy reach.
This 6-storey hotel comprises a total of 303 rooms of which 7 are suites. Facilities include a hairdresser's salon, a bar and a restaurant with a non-smoking area.
The Midland is a 303 bedroom grand hotel situated in Manchester city centre. It opened in September 1903 and was built by the Midland Railway to serve the adjacent Manchester Central railway station. Situated on Peter Street, the Midland is set near the Bridgewater Hall and Manchester Central Library. Its distinctive style is made of red brick and brown terracotta, with the exterior clad in several varieties of polished granite and Burmantofts, and the building is grade II listed. The Octagon Lounge, with its magnificent Moorish ambience, is a truly splendid place to take afternoon tea, sampling a mouth-watering menu amid real glamour. Crammed full of tempting snacks, seasonal specials and light meals, the menu is as satisfying as the Manchester views. The Wyvern Bar enjoys an exclusive repertoire and a fully-stocked cabinet that is sure to please every taste. The Wyvern has an excellent view over St Peters Square in central Manchester, great for people watching and is the perfect place to meet up with the girls or take some time out before heading into town. The French Restaurant is the place to come for the best French cuisine in Manchester. It hasnt won two AA rosettes for nothing. The chefs expertise and discerning eye for the finest ingredients ensure that dining at The French Restaurant is an experience long-remembered. Theres nothing standard about the guest rooms. Theyre everything one would expect from this Manchester icon, celebrating luxury in a unique blend of opulence and contemporary design. Each one is beautifully decorated, decadently comfortable and equipped with everything one would need to chill out and take it easy or get ready for a night out. Every detail is just so, from the crisp folds of the sheets to the plumpness of the armchair, from the fluffiness of the towels to the invigorating pressure of the power shower. The decor is modern and stylish, featuring subtle tones and flashes of colour or bold designs to lift the rooms. They come well equipped with modern amenities and include either a trouser press or ironing facilities, as well as selected Sky channels.
The hotel boasts a prime location in Manchester city centre. The hotel has a luxuriously equipped health spa, inviting you to leave the city behind and laze in a refreshing spa pool, sauna, or solarium. If you are feeling more energetic however, you can take a plunge in the pool, work out in the gym, sample the squash court, or even take an aerobics class. A hair and beauty salon is also available for guests' convenience.
All of the recently refurbished rooms are large in size and furnished to a high standard in a contemporary design. Rooms vary in style from floor to floor with some seductively furnished with dark wooden features and plum soft furnishings, whereas others are brighter in style with neutral and gold decor. Each of the rooms is equipped with air conditioning, personal tea and coffee making, mini-bar, Wi-Fi technology, in-house movies, and flat-screen TVs.
There are three eating establishments on site. The main restaurant is French and is the recipient of two AA Rosettes and serves traditional French cuisine with an English twist. The restaurant has maintained an elegant decor for which to dine in. The Colony restaurant was relaunched in November 2006 following a complete refurbishment. This stylish brasserie offers a delicious a la carte menu of modern European cuisine. Wyvern Bar is a matchless venue for cocktails, while the elegant Octagon Lounge serves drinks, deliciously creative light snacks, and the ultimate in afternoon tea.
The reception area is large, with ceramic pillars, tiled floors and a large sky light, which lets in natural daylight. There is a large seating area near the bar where food is served throughout the day.
Rates shown are per room per night.
