Mitre Hotel Manchester 
Address: 1-3 Cathedral Gates M3 1SW Manchester
Location: City Center
Location: City Center
Hotel Information
Historic boutique hotel by Manchester Cathedral...
Mitre Hotel was built in 1815 it has witnessed many events in this and is the oldest area of Manchester.
The name of the hotel has an obvious connection with the Cathedral and its original name of the "Old Church Tavern" is also indicative of this.
Further connected with the Cathedral and the hotel is the probable existence of a secret tunnel between the church and a small underground chapel near to St. Anne's Square, part of this tunnel was under the Mitre Hotel.
The fortunes of war are associated with this location with two memorable events. The first of these occurred on the 29th November 1745 when Prince Charles Edward Stuart accompanied by several thousand tartan-clad and bagpipe-clutching soldiers invaded Manchester. The Prince reviewed his ill-fated troops directly on the side of the Mitre Hotel.
The second invasion Manchester had to face was on the night of 23rd December 1940, when an air raid destroyed part of the Cathedral and almost all of the old Market Place. The Mitre Hotel, which lies between these locations, only suffered shattered windows and a few displaced roof-slates.
In 1996, The Mitre Hotel was partly damaged by the IRA bomb, which destroyed the main shopping area, where now Selfridges and Harvey Nicholls stores have been constructed as part of a rejuvenation plan for this part of Manchester and the hotel underwent major reconstruction.
Former proprietors of the hotel have included an ex-acrobat in the person of John Whitehead in 1817 and it is recorded that given an encouraging audience and sufficient refreshment, he would attempt to demonstrate his precarious skills in the bar. It would be as well if the guestsdid not ask the present proprietor to re-live history
Wits its long history and excellent facilities, the hotel waits for you to experience the elegance.
Across the road the guests are in the middle of Manchester's large international shopping complexes and close to all the large commercial banks situated in the heart of the city of Manchester's business areas.
Within each access are a variety of theatre houses, i.e. the Royal Exchange Theatre, The Palace Theatre, The Operate House and musical venues such as The Free Trade Hall and the MEN Arena only minutes walk away, there is always a wide variety of good productions to choose from.
Mitre Hotel Manchester is within 20 minutes of Manchester International Airport and there are direct coaches to and from Manchester operating at regular intervals.
Manchester's New Exhibition Centre (G-MEX) is only 5-10 minutes walk .
The Mitre Hotel is a perfect location for both business and leisure visits and surrounded by extensive public parking facilities.
* Activities include; a golf course (within 3 km).
* The services that the hotel offers are; meeting/banquet facilities, laundry, dry cleaning, fax/photocopying.
* No internet access available.
* Double bedroomoffer; irect dial telephones, colour television, radio, tea & coffee making facilities, wireless internet connection (Btopenzone)
* The 32 bedrooms are made up as follows; 11 double bedrooms, 12 twin family bedrooms, 4 Triple bedded / family rooms, 5 single bedrooms
* 26 Rooms are en-suite with bath and shower, shower, or bath; 6 rooms are currently not en-suite.
The name of the hotel has an obvious connection with the Cathedral and its original name of the "Old Church Tavern" is also indicative of this.
Further connected with the Cathedral and the hotel is the probable existence of a secret tunnel between the church and a small underground chapel near to St. Anne's Square, part of this tunnel was under the Mitre Hotel.
The fortunes of war are associated with this location with two memorable events. The first of these occurred on the 29th November 1745 when Prince Charles Edward Stuart accompanied by several thousand tartan-clad and bagpipe-clutching soldiers invaded Manchester. The Prince reviewed his ill-fated troops directly on the side of the Mitre Hotel.
The second invasion Manchester had to face was on the night of 23rd December 1940, when an air raid destroyed part of the Cathedral and almost all of the old Market Place. The Mitre Hotel, which lies between these locations, only suffered shattered windows and a few displaced roof-slates.
In 1996, The Mitre Hotel was partly damaged by the IRA bomb, which destroyed the main shopping area, where now Selfridges and Harvey Nicholls stores have been constructed as part of a rejuvenation plan for this part of Manchester and the hotel underwent major reconstruction.
Former proprietors of the hotel have included an ex-acrobat in the person of John Whitehead in 1817 and it is recorded that given an encouraging audience and sufficient refreshment, he would attempt to demonstrate his precarious skills in the bar. It would be as well if the guestsdid not ask the present proprietor to re-live history
Wits its long history and excellent facilities, the hotel waits for you to experience the elegance.
LOCATION
Mitre Hotel Manchester is within 3 minutes walk of Manchester's Victoria Station and Metro Link, 10 minutes walk or 3 minutes in a taxi from Manchester's Piccadilly Station and also within a short distance of all the large Intercity Coach Stations.Across the road the guests are in the middle of Manchester's large international shopping complexes and close to all the large commercial banks situated in the heart of the city of Manchester's business areas.
Within each access are a variety of theatre houses, i.e. the Royal Exchange Theatre, The Palace Theatre, The Operate House and musical venues such as The Free Trade Hall and the MEN Arena only minutes walk away, there is always a wide variety of good productions to choose from.
Mitre Hotel Manchester is within 20 minutes of Manchester International Airport and there are direct coaches to and from Manchester operating at regular intervals.
Manchester's New Exhibition Centre (G-MEX) is only 5-10 minutes walk .
The Mitre Hotel is a perfect location for both business and leisure visits and surrounded by extensive public parking facilities.
PROPERTY AMENITIES
* The general facilities include; restaurant, bar, 24-hour front desk, terrace, luggage storage, all public and private spaces non-smoking.* Activities include; a golf course (within 3 km).
* The services that the hotel offers are; meeting/banquet facilities, laundry, dry cleaning, fax/photocopying.
* No internet access available.
ROOM AMENITIES
* The historic Mitre Hotel offers 32 individual bedrooms, the majority of them en-suite.* Double bedroomoffer; irect dial telephones, colour television, radio, tea & coffee making facilities, wireless internet connection (Btopenzone)
* The 32 bedrooms are made up as follows; 11 double bedrooms, 12 twin family bedrooms, 4 Triple bedded / family rooms, 5 single bedrooms
* 26 Rooms are en-suite with bath and shower, shower, or bath; 6 rooms are currently not en-suite.
CANCELLATION POLICY
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ATTRACTIONS
* Harvey Nichols and Selfridges - Opposite Manchester Cathedral - 10 m* Shopping – next door
* The Print Works (nightlife, cinemas) – 300 m
* Victoria Station – 300 m
* Piccadilly Station – 800 m
* Old Trafford – 1.5 miles
* National Cycle Center – 2 miles
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