Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester, M1 6DP
Phone: 0871 376 9026 / +44 845 305 8326
Fax: 0871 376 9126 / +44 845 305 8365
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Rooms
Whether you’re in this part of the world on business or purely for pleasure, Thistle Manchester makes the perfect base. We offer a choice of 205 Standard or Deluxe rooms, all ensuite and with all the facilities you need for a relaxed, comfortable stay, including BT Openzone wireless broadband connection available throughout the hotel.
For maximum space and comfort, choose one of our Suites with a separate lounge and a spa bath; perfect for working, entertaining or a special occasion. And if you need an Accessible or Family room, we have them too.
Work in progress: We are constantly updating our products and a redecoration program will be in place from February 15th until the end of October 2010 to ensure customers continue to enjoy staying at Thistle Manchester for many years to come. Apologises for any inconvenience this may cause your stay.
- Adjoining Lounge
- Bathrobes
- BT Openzone Wi-Fi
- Coffee and Tea Making Facilities
- Colour TV
- Complimentary Toiletries
- Connecting Childrens Bunk Bed Room En Suite
- Direct Dial Telephone
- Full Length Mirror
- Guest Bathroom and Toilet
- Hairdryer
- Iron & Ironing Board
- Jacuzzi Bath
- Mini Bar on Request
- Separate Lounge Area
- Separate Sitting Room
- Slippers
- Small Lounge Area
- Trouser Press
- Work Desk
Group Offers
Today's Weather
in Manchester °C or °F12 Mar Fri
Rain and drizzle this morning
High Temperature:10
Low Temperature:4
13 Mar Sat
Times of clouds and sun
High Temperature:8
Low Temperature:0
14 Mar Sun
Sunshine and some clouds
High Temperature:9
Low Temperature:3
15 Mar Mon
Intervals of clouds and sunshine
High Temperature:8
Low Temperature:2
16 Mar Tue
A couple of morning showers
High Temperature:7
Low Temperature:5
What's on?
Facing East, at Manchester Art Gallery, is dedicated to outstanding contemporary paintings and sculptures from China, India and Japan. Featuring pieces from Frank Cohen's private collection, it's a rare opportunity to see works from some of Asia's most promising artists.
The Manchester Irish Festival, one of the biggest in Europe, celebrates the Emerald Isle with over two weeks of partying, music, comedy, theatre, sport and dance around the city.
Having last visited in 2005 Cirque du Soleil brings its 'Grand Chapiteau', or big top, back to Manchester's Trafford Centre for its show Varekai. An astounding mix of awe-inspiring acrobatics and polished circus skills, it's considered one of Cirque's most thrilling productions.
Negotiable Values, at Manchester's Chinese Arts Centre, invites seven artists from the UK and China to create works on the idea of ethics and moral choices. Examining themes of duality and difference, the exhibition showcases different artistic responses to common themes.
David Haye and John Ruiz take to the ring at Manchester's MEN Arena to fight for the WBA Heavyweight Championship of the world. Haye believes that "this is going to be one of the most dramatic heavyweight fights in years."
