Macdonald Townhouse Manchester
A Historic Town House Hotel in Manchester, Greater Manchester
Heritage Rating:
101 Portland Street
Manchester
Greater Manchester
England
M1 6DF
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Accommodation Description:
The Macdonald Townhouse is a grade II listed building in the heart of Manchester City Centre perfectly located for the many business districts and to enjoy Manchester's shopping as well as theatre and exhibitions in the city centre. Constructed in 1870 the grand façade of this former textile warehouse has remained largely unchanged although the building was converted into a hotel in 1982. The hotel underwent an extensive refurbishment programme in 2010 transforming it into a 4 star Boutique Hotel whilst still retaining many of the features of the original building.
Due to the nature of the warehouse design the contemporary designed air conditioned bedrooms are spacious and filled with light from the large windows that surround each floor level. Free Wireless Internet is available throughout the hotel. Guests can also enjoy the use of the award winning GL14 Leisure Club just five minutes away.
Discounted Car Parking rates are available at Q-Park Piazza St James Street which is just 5 minutes walk from the hotel.
From: £90.00
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ofFacilities
- Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
- Disabled Facilities
- Air conditioning in rooms
- 24 Hour Reception
- Cots available
- Wi-Fi Available
- Meeting Facilities
- Restaurant
- TV
- Safety Deposit Box
- Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
- Hairdryer in each room
- Iron And Board In Each Room
- Telephone In Each Room
- 24 Hour Room Service
- Limited room service for hot food
- Laundry/Valet Service
- Wake Up Call Available
- Interconnecting rooms available
- Pets Allowed
- Doctor on call
- Porter
- Lift to all floors
- Car Parking Available Offsite
- Disabled Access Public Areas
- Disabled Access Bedrooms
- Disabled toilets on ground floor
- Wheelchair Access
- Wheelchair Access To Reception
- Wheelchair Access To Restaurant
- Wheelchair Access To Bar
- Wheelchair Access To Conference Rooms
- In-room Broadband
- Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
- Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
- Business Centre
- Secretary Service
- Translation Service
- Private dining services
- Lounge Menu
- Bar
- Breakfast to go
- [Channels] News
- [Channels] Music
- Radio
- Public Air Conditioning
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Nearby Historic Attractions
Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
People's History Museum -
0.6 miles (Museum) 
Heaton Norris, Christ Church -
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Museum of the Manchester Regiment -
6.1 miles (Museum) 
Bramall Hall -
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Carrington, St George's Church -
7.8 miles (Historic Church)
Quarry Bank Mill -
9.2 miles (Historic Building)
Dunham Massey -
9.3 miles (Historic House)
Warburton, St Werburgh's Church -
10.3 miles (Historic Church)
Bolton, All Souls Church -
11.3 miles (Historic Church)
Friarmere, St Thomas Church -
11.3 miles (Historic Church)
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