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The Lowry Hotel

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The Lowry Hotel combines contemporary luxury with comfort along the picturesque banks of the River Irwell in Salford. Offering 165 beautifully designed rooms—including six suites—the hotel sets the standard for elegance in Greater Manchester. Guests can indulge their palates at The River Restaurant or enjoy lighter fare at The River Bar and Terrace throughout the day. The Lowry Spa provides a sanctuary for relaxation with high-end treatments available alongside state-of-the-art fitness facilities. Whether visiting for business or pleasure, The Lowry Hotel ensures an unforgettable stay characterized by impeccable service.

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