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If you're looking for a hotel close to Manchester City Centre then you're in luck. There are plenty of hotels dotted around the city centre, and at affordable prices. Most are located within a few minutes of the main shopping district, and they're ideally located for anyone visiting the many bars or clubs within the city centre.

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Ł59

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rated: 3/5Britannia Hotel, Manchester

35 Portland Street, City Centre, Manchester.

Looking out on to Piccadilly, The Britannia is slap bang in the midst of the city centre. Rooms are priced from Ł65 for a double (Reduced from the standard rate of Ł135). The hotel has on-site parking, a pleasant bar and there's twenty four hour room service. Over the road is the 'new look' Piccadilly Gardens, complete with bars, restaurants and coffee shops.

From: Ł45/room

rated: 4/5Jurys Inn Manchester, Manchester

56 Great Bridgewater Street, Deansgate, Manchester.

Ideally located for Central Manchester, the Manchester Central building and the Bridgewater Hall (which is just across the road) the Jurys Inn is an large upmarket budget hotel with an on-site bar, restaurant and double/family rooms from just Ł65 (reduced from Ł145). The Innfusion and Inntro pubs provide the food and drink.

From: Ł65/room

rated: 4/5The Arora International, Manchester

18-24 Princess Street, City Centre, Manchester.

The Arora International hotel, based in the heart of city centre Manchester, is a grade two listed heritage ...read more

From: Ł69/room

The Place, Manchester

Ducie Street, Piccadilly, Manchester.

The Place is a new apartment hotel (serviced apartments) next to Piccadilly Train station. They're upmarket, and ideally located for Manchester city centre and the cool shops and bars of the Northern Quarter, which is just over the road. Rooms start at Ł95, if you use our exclusive booking service, for a double room (including breakfast).

From: Ł94/room

rated: 4/5Malmaison hotel Manchester, Manchester

Piccadilly, Piccadilly, Manchester.

The ultimate mass-market Boutique hotel, and despite being eclipsed by some of it's neighbours the Malmaison is still a cut-above the average city centre hotel, yet with rooms from Ł99 it's a bargain. Famed for it's restaurant, with it's signature steak frites, the hotel offers room service, an on-site gym, bar and a restaurant all within a central Manchester location. Ideal for the nearby station (Piccadilly) and easily reached by car.

From: Ł75/room

Jarvis Piccadilly, Manchester

Piccadilly Plaza, Piccadilly, Manchester.

The Jarvis Piccadilly is the monster hotel that overlooks Piccadilly Gardens. This former budget hotel is now having a refit, and it'll soon open up a new bar and restaurant that overlooks the city. One of the most central hotels in Manchester, but only worth it if you're not paying full price.

From: Ł59/room

rated: 3/5Britannia Sachas, Manchester

Tib Street, Northern Quarter, Manchester.

In the heart of the Northern Quarter, and just a few steps from central Manchester, the Britannia Sachas is an ideal budget base (rooms from just Ł55 including breakfast). This hotel offers simple rooms for cheap prices, and surprisingly has it's own leisure facilities including a swimming pool. If you're visiting Manchester and don't want to pay through the nose then this an ideal choice.

From: Ł55/room

Abode Hotel Manchester, Manchester

107 Piccadilly, Piccadilly, Manchester.

Formerly the Rossetti Hotel, the Abode Manchester is a sixty room boutique hotel set off from the city centre in Piccadilly.

From: Ł99/room

rated: 3/5Princess on Portland Hotel, Manchester

101 Portland Street, Gay Village, Manchester.

Formerly the Princess Hotel, The Princess On Portland has been refurbished and offers double rooms from Ł70 per night - and that includes breakfast. There's an on site bar and restaurant, and the hotels well located for Manchester's Chinatown, Gay Village and the rest of Manchester City Centre.

From: Ł60/room

rated: 5/5The Lowry, Manchester

50 Dearmans Place, Deansgate, Manchester.

Rocco Forte's Lowry Hotel is just off Deansgate (actually it lies within the boundaries of Salford) and looks across the River Irwell to the city centre - a few years ago and this was 'Manchester' first five star hotel, now it's just one of many, but the attentive staff and true five star service help this hotel stand out.

From: Ł125/room

Gardens Hotel, Manchester

55 Piccadilly, Piccadilly, Manchester.

The Gardens Hotel is a budget hotel located in central Manchester, close to Piccadilly Station and Manchester's ...read more

From: Ł45/room

rated: 4/5Novotel, Manchester

21 Dickinson Street, City Centre, Manchester.

Manchester's Novotel is an upmarket budget hotel, double rooms from just Ł69 per night (if you're willing to pay in full at the time of booking then this is reduced to just Ł65). It's also centrally located (Portland Street), clean and has a modern bar/restaurant inside. An on-site car park is another bonus, and there's plenty of bars, shops and restaurants nearby (If you like Chinese food then Manchester's Chinatown is just around the corner).

From: Ł65/room

Mitre Hotel Manchester, Manchester

1 - 3 Cathedral Gates, Printworks, Manchester.

A cheap and cheeful hotel that's got a great location in the centre of Manchester. Rooms from just Ł19 per night, with single, double and twin bedrooms available, all with built in bathrooms. A cooked breakfast is an optional Ł4.95, or have a walk in to central Manchester where there's hundreds of places to eat and drink.

From: Ł19/room

Hilton Chambers, Manchester

15 Hilton Street, Northern Quarter, Manchester.

A small, budget hotel that's based in the trendy Northern Quarter - with double rooms from just Ł50 it's an ideal base, and despite the low price the rooms have televisions, broadband, and the hotel has a twenty four hour reception. The hotel itself is clean and modern, but certainly more suited to young couples and singles rather than families.

From: Ł50/room

rated: 3/5The Castlefield Hotel, Manchester

Liverpool Road, Castlefield, Manchester.

Well located, and well priced, the Castlefield hotel has forty budget rooms available from Ł60 per night. The hotel is set in the peaceful Castlefield area of Manchester, which is very close to the centre, but there's some great bars and restaurants in the immediate area. Great accommodation for families.

From: Ł70/room

rated: 5/5Hilton Manchester Deansgate, Manchester

Beetham Tower, Deansgate, Manchester.

The stunning Hilton on Deansgate was opened in 2006 inside the Beetham Tower. The hotel has taken over the first twenty two floors (with the infamous Cloud 23 sky bar occupying the twenty third) and the rooms offer amazing views of Manchester. The Hilton has on site leisure facilities, plus the Podium bar and restaurant. It's location on Deansgate is ideal, and the hotel is everything that 'Hilton' stands for - and then some. Within five minutes walk are a plethora of clubs, bars and restaurants, with Manchester's main shopping district just a few minutes down Deansgate. Deansgate Locks is just across the road.

From: Ł109/room

The Midland, Manchester

Peter Street, Peter Street, Manchester.

The Midland is Manchester's oldest hotel, that still - until a few years ago - had gas fired flames around the outside of the building, to protect the hotel from the hoardes. Inside you'll find a luxurious, spacious, hotel, in a central location, with one foot distinctly (and perfectly) in the past. Try the afternoon tea in the hotels luxurious bar/cafe area - pricey, but worth it.

From: Ł94/room

rated: 5/5Radisson Edwardian Manchester, Manchester

Free Trade Hall, Peter Street, Manchester.

This historic site - where the Sex Pistols played one of their earliest gigs - has been converted in to a two hundred and fifty room hotel. The Radisson Edwardians' location is ideal (just a few minutes walk to the shops and bars) and the facilities (including a lively bar/restaurant) are top notch.

From: Ł129/room

rated: 3/5Palace Hotel, Manchester

Oxford Road, Oxford Road, Manchester.

The Palace Hotel is one of Manchester's older hotels, and it's located on the busy Oxford Road corridor ...read more

From: Ł85/room

Thistle Manchester, Manchester

Portland Street, Piccadilly, Manchester.

Not the most exciting hotel that Manchester has to offer but the Thistle does have it's own swimming pool (and Jacuzzi) plus it's own bar and restaurant. It's located slap bang in the middle of Piccadilly, there's bars and restaurants around it and it's equally close to the Gay Village and Chinatown.

From: Ł60/room

Renaissance Manchester Hotel, Manchester

Blackfriars Street, City Centre, Manchester.

In a perfect downtown location the Renaissance Manchester Hotel offers 203 beautifully appointed and ...read more

From: Ł95/room