LONDON HOTELS

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5 Star Hotels

• Hampshire Hotel, Leicester Square
• May Fair Hotel, Mayfair, London
  • May Fair Bar
  • May Fair Spa

4 Star Hotels

• Berkshire Hotel, Oxford Street
• Grafton Hotel, Tottenham Court Road
• Kenilworth Hotel, Bloomsbury
• Bloomsbury Street Hotel, Bloomsbury
• Mercer Street Hotel, Covent Garden
• New Providence Wharf, Canary Wharf
• Leicester Square Hotel, Leicester Square
• Sussex Hotel, Marble Arch
• Vanderbilt Hotel, Kensington

MANCHESTER HOTELS

5 Star Hotels

• Manchester Hotel, Manchester City Centre

AIRPORT HOTELS

• Heathrow Hotel, Heathrow Airport

Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre sits within the famous Royal Exchange building, a grade II listed building in the city centre. The theatre was established in 1976 by a group of artistic directors, including the famous Gregory Hersov and Braham Murray. The most striking aspect of the Royal Exchange Theatre is its seven-sided glass and steel capsule nestled within the Royal Exchange's Great Hall. The unusual design of the building was intended to allow an intense and close relationship between the performer and the audience.

The Royal Exchange theatre hosts major performances from around the UK, as well as other countries. The programme for 2009 includes a performance of Macbeth in the main theatre, as well as Bernard Shaw's Widower's Houses and Edna O'Brien's Haunted.

As well as the main Royal Exchange theatre, the venue also houses the Studio for smaller productions and readings. The Great Hall also features free entertainment on Friday evenings, including comedy, music and dance.

The Royal Exchange theatre has two entrances, one on St Annes Square and the other on Cross Street. Its convenient central location makes the theatre accessible, and it is within walking distance from Picadilly, Oxford Road and Victoria stations. You'll also find Market Street Metrolink tram station is just a five minute walk away.

»The Radisson Edwardian Manchester Hotel

Our Radisson Edwardian Manchester hotel makes an excellent base for visiting the Royal Exchange Theatre. Take a short stroll from the hotel across the city centre to the theatre in St Annes Square.

The Radisson Edwardian Manchester Hotel is perfectly located for visiting the city. Whether you’re staying in Manchester for a city break, or visiting the city on business, the hotel’s central location makes it an obvious choice. Winner of the Tourisim Award in 2007 for “Manchester Hotel of the Year” the hotel is renowned for delivering true luxury at an affordable price. On arrival at the hotel you’ll encounter the magnificent Italianate façade that used to front the Free Trade Hall. Whilst maintaining the grand traditional exterior the Manchester hotel exudes luxury and modernity within. Light spacious rooms and stylish décor make this unique hotel an excellent Manchester choice.