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Renaissance Manchester City Centre Hotel is located at Blackfriars St, Manchester M3 2EQ, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Renaissance Manchester City Centre Hotel and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Need to know more about this business, please call us during business hours or visit our website and can get more information – of Renaissance Manchester City Centre Hotel by https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/manbr-renaissance-manchester-city-centre-hotel/?scid=bb1a189a-fec3-4d19-a255-54ba596febe2 .

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Mr Black

5 Google Rating

Stayed here in February, very friendly staff on check-in. Nice size room with good views.

5/ 5

Stayed here in February, very friendly staff on check-in. Nice size room with good views.

Kelly Becker

2 Google Rating

I stay at a lot of Marriott’s and plenty of Renaissance’s. Many are new, in great shape, really

2/ 5

I stay at a lot of Marriott’s and plenty of Renaissance’s. Many are new, in great shape, really clean Light rooms. This is not the case at this Renaissance- just dingy and dark. Clean, but definitely not your normal Renaissance if you are used to staying in them In the states. Won’t stay here again

Jack Hubbard

5 Google Rating

Love this hotel and the fry up is still my favourite I’ve had in a hotel which I’ve had on 3 se

5/ 5

Love this hotel and the fry up is still my favourite I’ve had in a hotel which I’ve had on 3 separate occasions.

Colin Lumb (Lumbie)

5 Google Rating

Stopped over fro a night and hotel is Ideally located if you want to be in the centre or Manchester

5/ 5

Stopped over fro a night and hotel is Ideally located if you want to be in the centre or Manchester. Room was large and spotless. Couldn't hear any noise from outside so was pleasantly surprised.

Margaret Peters

5 Google Rating

I loved it here , my daughter two friends and i were going to the Rod Stewart concert, it was withi

5/ 5

I loved it here , my daughter two friends and i were going to the Rod Stewart concert, it was within easy walking distance of Manchester Arena, lots of night life near by , Hotel itself was lovely staff very helpful, and the breakfast we had was first class .

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