Tulip Inn Manchester

Old Park Lane, Trafford Centre, Manchester, West Midlands, England

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About Tulip Inn Manchester

The hotel is an official hotel of Manchester United, situated opposite the famous Trafford Centre shopping complex. We are located within a short drive of many attractions and only five minutes from Manchester City Centre. All 161 stylish bedrooms are en-suite with power shower, free wifi internet access and satellite tv including Sky Sports. Each room also has tea & coffee making facilities, hairdryer, iron & ironing board, trouser press, direct dial telephone and pay movies. Within a couple of minutes of the hotel is a golf driving range and a modern leisure centre (discounts available to our guests). Of course, there are many other attractions for shoppers and non-shoppers alike. These include the Manchester United Stadium, Imperial War Museum North, Lowry Outlet Mall, Lowry Gallery/Theatre and the hundreds of bars, cafes, restaurants, night clubs and theatres that you would expect from a cosmopolitan city such as Manchester. Our hotel boasts 161 spacious, well appointed bedrooms including double doubles, family and accessibility rooms. All public areas had a refurbishment in November 2005 - allowing you to relax in our stylish lounge or dine in the unique Bibo bar and bistro.

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