The Gardens Hotel

55 Piccadilly, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About The Gardens Hotel

Part of the CairnHotelGroup, the Hotel is in a prime location close to Piccadilly railway station. The Gardens Hotel is situated in the heart of Manchester, overlooking the famous Piccadilly Gardens. Easy reach of Piccadilly (5 minutes walk) and Victoria Railway Stations, the Arndale Shopping centre, theatres and city night-life. Dine in style in the hotel's le Jardin Restaurant, where the seasonal menu and level of service have earned the highest praise. Ed's bar is available for private parties, discos and quiz nights. We also have a comfortable, light and airy coffee lounge which is situated under a glass atrium. If you wish to celebrate a special occasion in style, the hotel boasts luxurious rooms complete with 4-poster beds and in some cases a jacuzzi.

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