Hotel · Manchester, United Kingdom
Housed in Manchester's former Stock Exchange on Norfolk Street, with tender restaurant by chef Niall Keating set on the restored trading floor.
Stock Exchange Hotel occupies the former Manchester Stock Exchange on Norfolk Street, between Market Street and King Street. The Grade II listed building was designed by Bradshaw, Gass and Hope, built between 1904 and 1906, and opened on 13 December 1906. Original marble, brass and woodwork have been restored, and the former boardroom and trading floor remain part of the hotel's structure today.
The hotel has seven room and suite categories, from the John Gass Collection Rooms at 20 to 25 square metres through to The House, a 346 square metre penthouse with three king beds and its own roof terrace. The Boardroom Suite, reached by a private staircase, keeps the original marble pillars and wood panelling of the Stock Exchange boardroom. Dining is centred on tender, run by two-Michelin-starred chef Niall Keating, set on the restored original trading floor beneath its domed ceiling. The Drawing Room bar sits within the same space, and Sterling Bar occupies the old bank vault beneath the hotel. The Bank, the former boardroom, is available for private dining and events for up to 14 guests.
The hotel does not have an on-site gym or spa, but guests have complimentary access to King Street Gym, a two-minute walk away, with a pool, sauna, steam room and full gym. Manchester Piccadilly and Victoria stations are both 0.8 miles from the hotel, and the Market Street Metrolink stop is 0.3 miles away. Stock Exchange Hotel joined Autograph Collection Hotels, part of Marriott Bonvoy, in December 2024.
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Rooms of up to 25 square metres with a double bed and a walk-in shower, located within the former Stock Exchange building.
Rooms of up to 35 square metres with a king-size bed and a walk-in shower.
Rooms of up to 42 square metres with a king-size bed, a walk-in shower and a freestanding bathtub.
Suites of up to 55 square metres with a king-size bed, a seating area and a private outdoor terrace, the hotel's only rooms with a balcony.
A 106 square metre suite with two king bedrooms, two bathrooms with walk-in showers, a kitchenette, dining space and a large seating area with a television.
A 171 square metre suite in the former Boardroom of the Manchester Stock Exchange, reached by a private staircase from the lobby, with original marble pillars, wood panelling and ornamental features retained.
A 346 square metre penthouse with three king bedrooms, accommodating up to six guests, and its own roof terrace with views over the Manchester skyline.
Eligible preferred amenities are applied wherever available, subject to the property at the time of stay, and are confirmed in your proposal.
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