The Midland Hotel

One of the Northwest's most famous landmarks, this restored 1903 hotel is where Rolls first met Royce. In the heart of the city, it has been restored to all its Edwardian splendor. Its major architectural features, including a vast open lobby, have been preserved. There is no better spot in Manchester to enjoy high tea than here. Guest rooms are large for the most part and decorated with wood furnishings, some in a dark purple. All the modern gadgets have been installed in this old railway station hotel. Atmospheric lighting, slender columns, and polished marble floors, along with etched glass panels, bring back a bygone age. The on-site restaurant has been much improved, and still remains legendary for refusing entrance to the Beatles, who were turned away "for being inappropriately dressed."

Facilities:
2 restaurants; 2 bars; gym; indoor pool; room service

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