Hotel Indigo Manchester Victoria Station

Demi Sheridan, Editorial Assistant
Hotel Indigo Manchester

Almost disguised, just steps away from Manchester’s iconic Victoria Station, Hotel Indigo Manchester – the debut venue for the hotel brand – is a stylish and vibrant boutique hotel that combines contemporary comfort with a nod to the city’s rich heritage. Housed in a beautifully restored Victorian building, the hotel’s design celebrates both the historic and the modern, offering guests a unique experience in a city famous for its cotton mills and its role in the industrial revolution. 

The hotel features 187 stylish guest rooms, each thoughtfully crafted to reflect Manchester’s rich and colourful history. With the hotel’s exterior being a beautifully restored Grade II listed building, the interior compliments the raw materials with classic, sophisticated yet modern décor. The décor is inspired by Manchester’s industrial roots, with exposed brick walls, warm wood accents, and eye-catching artwork, creating an inviting and stylish atmosphere. The use of raw cotton in the bedding contracting with the green velvet, effortlessly exudes luxury. Its the little details that make this place special, the lamps for example – with books for stands – paying homage to Manchester’s printing past. 

Hungry? Head down to the hotel’s signature restaurant and bar, Mamucium, and enjoy a menu designed by award winning chef Andrew Green. With ingredients locally sourced, dine out on British classics with a modern twist. The hotel’s bar is a stylish space where guests can unwind with a crafted cocktail or enjoy a selection of local brews, perfect for relaxing after a day exploring the city.

Jump off the train at Victoria Station and be welcomed by the stunning Hotel Indigo. Perfectly placed to access all that Manchester has to offer, including the vibrant Northern Quarter, the iconic Corn Exchange, and the bustling shopping districts.

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