Palace Hotel

Oxford Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About Palace Hotel

The Palace Hotel is a magnificent terracotta grade ii listed building, within the heart of Manchester city centre and with many interesting architectural features. The neogothic design of this building has made it an architectural asset to the city. Richly glazed decorative tiles enhance the interior and the vast lobby creates a grand first impression. The hotel has fabulous accommodation, conference and meeting rooms, Waterhouse Restaurant and a lounge bar. Located in the heart of Manchester and within easy driving distance of the Yorkshire dales.

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