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Pick the Manchester neighbourhood or venue you want to be near and we'll show you the closest apartments. New to the city? Start with our where-to-stay guide.
Neighbourhoods
Manchester neighbourhoods
Neighbourhood
Ancoats
Ancoats, the old mill quarter turned Manchester’s dining destination, is the best base for food lovers and anyone who wants the Northern Quarter buzz a notch calmer. Stay here and the city’s best restaurants are on your doorstep.
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Castlefield
Canal basins, Roman ruins and Victorian viaducts make Castlefield the most scenic and peaceful central neighbourhood, yet you’re still a short stroll from Deansgate’s bars and restaurants.
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Deansgate & Spinningfields
Spinningfields is Manchester’s modern business and financial district, and Deansgate is the lively spine running through it. Together they’re the natural base for corporate stays and smart nights out.
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MediaCityUK
Home to the BBC and ITV, The Lowry and the Imperial War Museum North, MediaCityUK and Salford Quays are a modern, spacious waterfront, quieter and greener than the centre, with a direct tram in and Old Trafford close by.
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the Northern Quarter
The Northern Quarter is Manchester’s independent heart, record shops, street art, indie bars and some of the best casual food in the city. The most atmospheric base if you want to be in the thick of it.
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Didsbury
Didsbury is leafy south Manchester at its best, independent cafés and bars, Victorian streets and green space, with an easy tram into the centre. The pick for longer, quieter stays and families who want a neighbourhood, not a city centre.
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Chorlton
Chorlton is south Manchester at its most easy-going, tree-lined streets, independent bars, delis and green space, with a Metrolink tram straight into the city. A relaxed base for longer, quieter stays and anyone who wants a neighbourhood with real character.
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Salford Quays
Salford Quays is Manchester’s regenerated waterfront, The Lowry’s theatres and galleries, the Lowry Outlet, the Imperial War Museum North and miles of dockside walks, with MediaCity next door and Old Trafford close by. A modern, spacious base with a direct tram to the centre.
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Stockport
Stockport has reinvented itself, the independent bars, cafés and makers of the restored Underbanks and Market quarter, handsome old streets, and fast trains into Manchester in under ten minutes. A characterful, great-value base just south of the city.
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Altrincham
Altrincham is an affluent market town on the south-western edge of Greater Manchester, best known for the award-winning Altrincham Market, with smart independent shops and restaurants and a direct Metrolink into the city. A comfortable, characterful base that is also handy for Cheshire and the airport.
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Stay near a venue
Near the venue
AO Arena
For a gig at the AO Arena, the UK’s busiest indoor arena, staying within walking distance means you can stroll back after the encore instead of queuing for a taxi or paying surge-priced hotel rates.
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Co-op Live
Co-op Live is Manchester’s newest and largest arena, next to the Etihad Campus in east Manchester. The smart move is a city-centre apartment a short tram ride away, central for your trip, easy for the show.
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Old Trafford
For a match or a stadium tour at Old Trafford, the home of Manchester United, staying close means an easy walk or short tram to the ground, without matchday hotel surge pricing.
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the Etihad Stadium
The Etihad Stadium, home of Manchester City, sits on the Etihad Campus in east Manchester, right beside Co-op Live. A central apartment a short tram ride away keeps you close for the game and central for everything else.
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Manchester Airport
For an early departure or a late-night landing, a self check-in apartment near Manchester Airport beats an airport hotel on space and price, and the city centre is a short tram or train away whenever you want it.
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Manchester Central
Manchester Central, the city’s convention and exhibition centre, the former GMEX, sits right in the heart of the city. For a conference or exhibition, a central apartment puts you within an easy walk and gives you space to work.
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the O2 Apollo
The O2 Apollo in Ardwick is one of Manchester’s best-loved gig venues, just east of the city centre. A central apartment puts you a short walk or bus from the show and in the heart of everything else.
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the Trafford Centre
For a shopping trip or a family day out at the Trafford Centre, a nearby self check-in apartment gives you more space than a hotel and an easy run to the shops, with Old Trafford and the city close by.
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the University of Manchester
On Oxford Road just south of the city centre, the University of Manchester and Manchester Metropolitan sit a short walk or bus from the core. A central apartment is ideal for a graduation, an open day or visiting a student.
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Heaton Park
Heaton Park is one of the largest parks in Europe and north Manchester’s big-event stage, home to Parklife and major outdoor concerts, with its own Metrolink stop. For a festival or a show, a stay on the tram line keeps you close and central for the rest of your trip.
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the Bridgewater Hall
The Bridgewater Hall is Manchester’s premier concert hall and the home of the Hallé orchestra, right in the city centre by St Peter’s Square. For a concert, a central apartment puts you within an easy walk and in the heart of everything else.
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