Manchester, also known as the industrial capital and "second city" of the United Kingdom, is situated on the banks of the River Irwell. The town beginning is somewhere in the time of the Roman Empire. The name of the city comes from the old British name "Mamucium" and "ceaster"(Latin "Castra"). Manchester was a small market settlement until the Industrial Revolution in 18th century. The damp climate of the city and the region was ideal for cotton production, spinning and weaving. For a short period of time Manchester turned into the world's most important industrial center, being in the global British Empire. Manchester has two universities. The city's architecture is extremely rich in beautiful buildings from Victorian through modern time. Manchester is also known for its excellent theatres, museums, restaurants, busy squares and shopping streets.

Address: 6 Half Edge Lane
Number of accommodation units:  14
Minimum rate per room per night:  €35.00

Address: 16 Middleton Road
Number of accommodation units:  14
Minimum rate per room per night:  €35.00

Address: Palatine Road
Number of accommodation units:  255
Minimum rate per room per night:  €45.00

Address: 35 Portland Street
Number of accommodation units:  363
Minimum rate per room per night:  €45.00

Address: Tib Street
Number of accommodation units:  223
Minimum rate per room per night:  €45.00

Address: 11 Didsbury Park
Number of accommodation units:  19
Minimum rate per room per night:  €81.00

Address: 4 Park Crescent
Number of accommodation units:  18
Minimum rate per room per night:  €42.00

Address: Old Park Lane
Number of accommodation units:  161
Minimum rate per room per night:  €54.5

Address: Back Piccadilly, off oldham st
Number of accommodation units:  21
Minimum rate per room per night:  €35.00

Address: Debdale Park
Number of accommodation units:  97
Minimum rate per room per night:  €67.5

Address: Morningside Drive
Number of accommodation units:  46
Minimum rate per room per night:  €38.00