Express By Holiday Inn Manchester Salford Quays

Waterfront Quay, Salford, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About Express By Holiday Inn Manchester Salford Quays

Choose Express by Holiday Inn Manchester Salford Quays and enjoy great value, a great location and a warm welcome. Ideally situation within thriving Salford Quays, the hotel is the perfect choice for business of leisure guests. The newly refurbished Express by Holiday Inn hotel is located in thriving Salford Quays, surrounded by the water and history of the Manchester Ship Canal and within one mile of Manchester United Football Club, the Imperial War Museum, the Lowry Theatre and the Imperial War Museum. This superb location ensures that Express by Holiday Inn Manchester Salford Quays is the perfect choice whether you’re travelling on business or pleasure. Our hotel in Manchester is designed to provide consistent value for money and our great rates are inclusive of complimentary, continental breakfast which is served in the comfort of our contemporary and stylish Great Room lounge. In addition, guests also benefit from free and secure car parking.

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