The Edwardian Manchester
The Edwardian Manchester, a Radisson Collection hotel, occupies the historic Free Trade Hall on Peter Street. Behind the original façade are 263 rooms, a spa with pool, the Japanese-Mexican Peter Street Kitchen and a champagne bar, all a few steps from the theatres and restaurants of the city's St Peter's Square area.
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The Edwardian Manchester Hotel
A hall with a past
The Free Trade Hall was Manchester's great public meeting place, the scene of political rallies, public unrest and some famous rock concerts. The classic exterior was kept when it became a hotel, while the interior was rebuilt, with former halls turned into rooms and public spaces.
Eat, drink and unwind
Peter Street Kitchen is the main restaurant, serving contemporary Japanese and Mexican small plates. The Library, curated by Assouline, is a champagne bar lined with fashion books, and the Rikyū Lounge pours sake, cocktails and wine. The spa has a pool, sauna, steam rooms and a jacuzzi, with treatments on request. There's also a fitness centre and 24-hour room service, and the hotel has extensive meeting space for conferences and private events, which makes it a popular choice for business stays as well as weekends.
Location
Peter Street puts you in the heart of the city: Albert's Schloss, Blacklock and Flat Iron are moments away, The Midland is across the road, and the Bridgewater Hall and Great Northern are close by. Parking is available for a charge, and Manchester adds a small visitor city charge per room per night.
Highlights
- Set in the historic Free Trade Hall
- 263 rooms
- Spa with pool, sauna and steam rooms
- Peter Street Kitchen restaurant
- Champagne bar curated by Assouline
Good to know
- Check-in 3pm, check-out 11am.
- Manchester's Visitor City Charge (£1.20 per room per night) applies.
- Paid parking available.
- No extra beds; cots free for under-3s.
Frequently asked questions
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Sources: guide.michelin.com