Holiday Inn Manchester Central Park

888 Oldham Road, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About Holiday Inn Manchester Central Park

New Hotel with 83 en-suite bedrooms furnished with super king-size beds, a 60-seater stylish restaurant and bar. We are close to Manchester city centre, Sportcity, Manchester City FC, the Velodrome, Athletics Arena and Old Trafford The Holiday Inn Manchester is the nearest brand-new hotel to Sportcity and close to Manchester city centre. Newly-opened in June 2005, this contemporary-styled hotel with modern facilities, air-conditioned Restaurant and Bar with free resident parking to compliment the 83-large ensuite bedrooms with the choice of family rooms for up to two children. Wi-Fi access is available at supplier rates.

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