Radisson Edwardian Manchester

Free Trade Hall, Peter Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About Radisson Edwardian Manchester

Built on the famous Free Trade Hall site and preserving the listed Italianate frontage, the luxurious Radisson Edwardian Manchester Hotel is in the heart of the city, directly opposite the GMEX, International Convention Centre (MICC) and Bridgewater Hall. The hotel offers 263 luxurious and comfortable bedrooms, which have been designed for relaxation and work, with its rich décor and marble bathrooms.

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