Jurys Manchester Inn

56 Great Bridgewater Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About Jurys Manchester Inn

Located on Great Bridgewater St, beside Manchester's International Convention Centre and the g-mex Exhibition Centre. Old Trafford, the home of Manchester United, is a mere 10-minute journey by Metrolink, just outside the Inn. Jurys Inn Manchester is within strolling distance of a host of museums, galleries and Manchester's International Concert Hall. It also offers easy access to a number of lively shopping districts and a good choice of either lively or intimate pubs and restaurants. The main shopping streets along with the city's thriving cafe and bar scene are also close at hand. Old Trafford Football Stadium is a mere 10-minute journey by metrolink, which can be taken from just outside Jurys Inn Manchester. Offering an excellent standard of 3 star accommodation, our fixed room rate pricing policy offers excellent value for money. Large, spacious air-conditioned rooms can accommodate up to 3 adults, 2 adults and 2 children or just one person in complete comfort. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of Arches Restaurant or the more informal setting in The Inn pub which is ideal for a quick bite to eat or a relaxing drink with friends and colleagues.

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