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GO Bed & Breakfast in Manchester |
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Being the gateway
to the North West, Manchester has millions of visitors
each year and that’s why it has established a reputation
for having some of the best B&Bs in the business.
So if you want to stay in a traditional English bed and
breakfast with friendly faces at every turn and a fantastic
fry up in the morning, you won’t go far wrong in
Manchester. For a taste of great old-fashioned city centre living then get a room at the Waterloo Hotel [map] in the heart of the bustling tourist area. It’s a B&B and a pub rolled into one – just like they were in the good old days – with 21 bedrooms, 18 of which are en suite, and all equipped with a colour TV. There are more B&Bs in the Castlefield area of the city, including the Commercial Hotel [map], which is very close to the Science and Industry Museum and Granada Studios. If your looking for accommodation that is close to the city centre but in a village of its own then try The Verdene [map] or the Elton Bank Hotel [map] in the popular area of Rusholme. Both are just a stone’s throw from the legendary Curry Mile and only five minutes from the centre of Manchester. The Verdene is a family run B&B with 13 bedrooms, seven en suite, while the Elton Bank Hotel has nine rooms, three of which have en suite facilities. For a taste of the Far East then stay at the Broughton Lodge B&B [map] in Salford, which has an on-site Oriental restaurant. The Victorian house has three spacious bedrooms and plenty of charm. Also a short bus ride from the city centre is the Lindeth B&B in Withington and the Oakhill B&B in Blackely, which offer simple accommodation at reasonable prices. Lindeth comprises of two bedrooms in a family home, while Oakhill is a large house with four bedrooms and secure car parking. To experience the countryside surrounding Manchester then why not stay in the glorious district of Saddleworth. The stonebuilt Grains Bar Farm offers 25 bedrooms with spectacular views of the moors and is just a five-minute drive from Uppermill, the central Saddleworth village. If you want to stay in the heart of Saddleworth then try Friars Lodge, an 18th century cottage, situated in the tiny quaint village of Delph. And if you prefer water sports to walking why not stay at the Hollingworth Lake B&B in Rochdale, which is situated next to the superb lake where you can have a go at windsurfing or sailing. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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