
18-24 Princess St,M1 4LY Manchester
53.478351-2.241605Hotel built in 2004, Last complete renovation 2004, Number of floors 8, Total number of rooms 141, Number of single rooms 70, Number of double rooms 70, of which have 2 separate beds 32, of which have a double bed 141, of which are suitable as three-bed rooms 0, of which are suitable as four-bed rooms 0, Rooms with connecting door 0, Number of suites (separate rooms) 0, Number of junior suites 0, Number of apartments 0, Hotel, City hotel, Business hotel, Boutique hotel, Gay and lesbian-friendly hotel
Airports: Manchester International Airport
By Rail
Manchester is well served by train. Local operator Northern Rail operates all over the north of England, and other national operators include Virgin Trains. Greater Manchester has an extensive countywide railway network, and two mainline stations (Piccadilly station and Oxford Road station).
From the Piccadilly Station (10-minute walk), follow signs for Piccadilly Gardens. Turn left onto Portland Street then right onto Princess Street. Arora Hotel Manchester will be on your left.
From Oxford Road Station (7-minute walk) turn left along Oxford Road and continue to the traffic lights. Turn right onto Portland Street, the left at the next set of traffic lights onto Princess Street. Arora Hotel Manchester will be on your left hand side.
Manchester became the first city in the UK to acquire a modern light rail system when the Manchester Metrolink opened in 1992. The present system mostly runs on former commuter rail lines converted for light rail use, and crosses the city centre via on-street tram lines. The 37 km (23 mi)-network consists of three lines with 37 stations (including five on-street tram stops in the centre).
The Manchester Metrolink Tram is only a 2 minute-walk from Arora Hotel Manchester the nearest station being St Peter’s Square and offers speedy access to Manchester United Football Club, The Trafford Centre and other locations throughout the region.
TO / FROM Manchester Airport
Manchester and North West England are served by Manchester Airport. The airport is the busiest in terms of passenger traffic in the UK outside London, serving 21 million passengers each year. The airport serves many destinations in Europe, North America, the Caribbean, Africa, the Middle East and Asia (with more destinations from Manchester than from London Heathrow).
By Car
Please note that the hotel does not have its own parking but offers a concessionary residents rate in Q Parks Piazza on St James’ Street. (Turn second right past the Arora Hotel Manchester)
FROM THE SOUTH:
Exit the M6 at Junction 19, following signs for the M56 (Manchester City Centre). Turn left at GMEX towards the rear of the Midland Hotel and turn immediately right, which brings you onto Mount Street. Keep going straight to Albert Square, following the road round until joining Princess Street. Crossing the Mosley Street tramlines you will see the Arora Hotel Manchester on the corner of Princess Street and George Street, opposite the Art Gallery.
FROM THE NORTH:
Exit the M61 at junction 1 and join the M62 South towards Liverpool. At exit 12 join the M602 signed Manchester City Centre. The motorway becomes the A57 (regent Road). Turn left into Water Street and then right into Quay Street, follow the road ahead until it becomes Peter Street. Turn left onto Mount Street (just before the round City Library building) then follow the directions from the South).
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Positive: EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION
Positive: Quiet room even though the hotel is in a busy area, very convenient for the city and just across the road from Manchester Art Museum. Breakfast is served in a nice restaurant, and until relatively late in the morning.
Negative: Uncomortable bed (small, soft double bed), room was hot and stuffy even with the temperature control system, bathroom looked half-finished (exposed pipes and wires). Staff were friendly but I had to queue to both check in and check out as there seems to be a lack of both space and staff in the lobby area to cope during busy periods.