Dating back to 1890, the Grade II listed Kimpton Clocktower Hotel is undoubtably one of Manchester’s most beautiful buildings, with its Victorian design and distinctive clocktower an iconic landmark on the city’s skyline.

Where Rolls-Royce Limited was formed, where The Beatles were once refused entry for inappropriate clothing, where the Beckhams had their first date, The Midland Hotel is steeped in history, and offers guests the ultimate in luxury.

On Canal Street, the beating heart of Manchester’s Gay Village, you’ll find Velvet, an independent four star boutique hotel with a bar and restaurant. Perhaps one of Manchester’s biggest party streets isn’t the most obvious place to rest your head, but that’s kind of the point. If you’re staying here, you’re likely one of the revellers – but one with a penchant for luxury.

Tucked away in the heart of Manchester’s thriving city centre, Motel One Manchester – Royal Exchange offers a stylish and modern haven for all travellers.

Contemporary architecture, avant-garde British style and a dash of Spanish warmth and friendliness combine at INNSiDE by Meliã, part of Manchester’s bustling First Street development.

The 5-star Lowry, with its excellent restaurant and celebrity-friendly décor, is one of our favourite luxury hotels. It’s a stone’s throw from both the delights of Salford’s indie art scene (such as the King’s Arms pub and Islington Mill) and city centre Manchester. If you’ve got the spare cash, this place is worth a splurge.

Dakota is a luxury hotel on Ducie Street, near Piccadilly Station, featuring the largest suite in Manchester, a Champagne Room and Cigar Garden. It brings atmosphere, luxury and waterside views to the city’s bustling hotel scene.

Following an extensive renovation, the largest four-star hotel in Manchester City Centre has reopened its doors, offering guests a luxurious and convenient stay in the heart of the city, literally steps away from Piccadilly Train Station.

Free Trade Hall turned five-star luxury hotel, The Edwardian Manchester, A Radisson Collection, radiates historical charm and elegance. Through a multi-million pound redesign, the grade II listed property is now an award winning monument sat quite contentedly near the Spinningfields business district in Manchester City Centre.

Just off Oxford Road, The Hyatt Regency offers a luxurious base for any visit to Manchester, but it’s particularly ideal for those connected with any of the three higher education institutions on its doorstep.

Ever heard the phrase location is key? Well, sitting in the middle of Princess Street, the Ibis Manchester has one hell of a location. The shopping district and nightlife in Manchester is hard to beat, with this central spot you will be spoiled for choice.

Tucked away behind the greenery in Fallowfield, you would probably not expect a multi- arced venue to be hidden behind the trees. But it is there. The University of Manchester’s own Chancellors Hotel, a stunning Grade II listing building.

The hotel features 261 compact, high-tech rooms, each designed with a focus on personality and texture. The rooms, known as ‘cabins,’ are equipped with adjustable Smart Beds, mood lighting, and a state-of-the-art entertainment system, creating a stylish yet functional environment.