Victoria Park Hotel

4 Park Crescent, Victoria Park, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About Victoria Park Hotel

Situated on a quiet road close to the city centre and train stations and convenient to Manchester Airport. Less than a minute's walk away is a variety of English, Italian, Arabic, Asian, and Vegetarian restaurants. Very conveniently located hotel close to city centre, train and coach station. University within walking distance, Manchester city centre is two miles away. Old Trafford is just a short ride away with regular buses passing close to hotel on match days. Maine Road is also within walking distance of the hotel.

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