Contemporary Design and Landmark Elegance in the heart of manchester
The Palace is a fabulous Grade II listed building and a recognised landmark, thanks to its distinctive 217 foot tall clock tower.The 275 bedroom Palace Hotel is situated in the centre of Manchester and the hotel is within easy walking distance of Manchester Central (formerly G-Mex), MICC, China Town and Manchester's chic bars and restaurants.
This magnificent terracotta building has had an investment of £7 million ensuring that the vast public areas including the stunning Tempus Bar are the height of contemporary style. In addition, The Palace Hotel boasts some of grandest banqueting facilities in the North of England.
The Palace Hotel, Manchester is situated directly opposite Oxford Street railway station and The Palace Theatre and is within easy walking distance of Piccadilly Train Station, as well as several car parks, the Palace Hotel Manchester is ideally situated for the convenience of our guests.
The Grand Room is the centrepiece of The Palace's meeting and conference facilities with a capacity of 1000 delegates. View the Grand Room Vitual tour.
History
Rich in history, dating back to 1890, the Palace Hotel was designed by the eminent Victorian architect Alfred Waterhouse, to produce some of his most ornately Gothic work, giving it elegance and symmetry. Works continued through his son Paul, who incorporated some spectacular features including the beautiful Cararra marble and bronze staircase and the soaring clock tower.
In more recent years The Palace, Manchester underwent a major £7 million refurbishment programme which has resulted in the brand new Tempus Bar, Restaurant and Lounge which have transformed the ground floor.
