THE Hilton Manchester Deansgate is the height of convenience for your next stay in Manchester, as well as providing guests with a seamless blend of comfort and sophistication.
Here’s everything you need to know about the hotel, from how much rooms cost to what to eat at the restaurant.
Where is the Hilton Manchester Deansgate?
The unmissable 23-storey building is just a 3 minute walk from Deansgate Station, providing an easy transport link to Manchester Piccadilly Station.
The hotel is also just a mile from the Manchester arena.
What is the hotel like?
The buzz and noise of Manchester are instantly left behind in the hotel lobby.
The foyer is sleek and modern, with an elegant spiral staircase at its far end. This atmosphere of class and sophistication is reflected throughout the hotel.
What are the rooms like?
Yes, they are rather spacious, with huge, comfy beds, free wifi and a large TV.
My room had an armchair and a desk with a vanity mirror that was ideal for getting ready for a night out.
The ensuite bathroom had a large walk-in shower.
But the best feature of the room by far was the grand floor-to-ceiling windows, offering amazing views of the Manchester skyline.
Double rooms starting from £117 per night. For more information, click here.
What is there to eat and drink there?
Make sure to book a table at the 2 AA Rosette Podium Restaurant, which offers relaxed fine dining.
My starter, the cured salmon, didn’t disappoint. I opted for the potato fried in peanut oil as a main.
The spiralised spud was soaked in a mushroom sauce and topped with nuts. It was totally hearty.
I tried to resist dessert but ordered a lychee sorbet wrapped in a thin layer of chocolate. To this day, I still think about all three dishes.
What else is there to do at the hotel?
Head to Cloud 23 on the hotel’s 23rd floor for a drink with a view. The spicy margarita packs a real punch.
If drinking is less your thing, opt for an afternoon tea at Cloud 23.
You can enjoy a Traditional afternoon tea, a champagne afternoon tea, or even a mocktail afternoon tea, all with a stunning view of the Manchester skyline.
Additionally, why not indulge in the hotel’s health club facilities, featuring a steam room, sauna, indoor pool and fitness centre.
Is the hotel family-friendly?
Yes, the hotel is family friendly, offering amenities such as interconnecting rooms to provide more space for families to allow for the most comfort during their stay.
Is there access for guests with disabilities?
Yes, the hotel is accessible, providing accessible rooms and facilities to its guests.
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