Best Western Princess On Portland

101 Portland Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About Best Western Princess On Portland

Located in the heart of the city, minutes from the central shopping area, G-MEX centre and Piccadilly station, this AA 3-star (80%) graded hotel features a brasserie and bar. Formally a silk warehouse, converted to a hotel in 1982, the Princess on Portland offers spacious bedrooms featuring high windows associated with the Victorian period. Restyled and reinvigorated, the hotel's calm, spacious bar and brasserie is the sort of place where you can spend an evening away from the bustle, enjoy attentive service and catch your breath. Serving modern English and European dishes by head chef Dominic Scott, Brasserie on Portland is a real find. Intimate and refined, this is the space to enjoy a memorable meal using only the best, locally sourced ingredients accompanied by a perfectly chosen selection of fine wines. We are pleased to offer free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. All rates include breakfast.

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