The Gardens Hotel is located in Manchester in United Kingdom. To book this Hotel click here.

Situated in the heart of Manchester, overlooking the famous Piccadilly Gardens, the Gardens Hotel is within easy reach of the local amenities. The five floors of this stylish hotel are equipped with all the modern comforts one might expect for a three star graded property. There are executive suites available with trouser presses and extra toiletries, along with luxury rooms with a four poster bed and jacuzzi in each.

London St. George's Barkston Gardens Manchester Newcastle Upon Tyne Cairn Hotel Comfort Inn Carlton Royal Station Hotel Edinburgh Cairn Hotel Royal British Hotel Aberdeen Station Hotel Carlisle County Hotel York Elmbank Hotel 99 bedrooms. All bedrooms have private en-suite facilities and also: direct dial telephone colour television hairdryer tea and coffee making facilities. Luxury and executive suites available.

There is a wide choice for breakfast, with vegetarian options and both continental and cooked food on offer. Le Jardin restaurant, which is part of the hotel provides a seasonal menu, along with excellent service. There is also a coffee lounge, which is both comfortable and quiet. It has a bright and airy atmosphere, having a glass atrium above. Ed's Bar is available for private party bookings and often has discos or quiz nights on.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Full licence for serving alcohol. Three conference suites are able to accommodate up to 70 delegates and are suitable for training courses, seminars, product launches and other business activities.Gardens and parks are numerous and include the Piccadilly Gardens, in which you can take picnics and walks, or simply just relax and unwind. Manchester is also home to the extensive John Rylands University Library collection, the renowned Halle Orchestra, and the City Galleries which include museums of archaeology, natural history, science and technology. ...

The nightlife in Manchester is renowned, with a wide range of entertainments, theatres, pubs and clubs to visit. There are several major football clubs in this part of England, along with many other major sporting venues and centres