Manchester offers a variety of shopping for all tastes and budgets. The city is full of shopping centres with high street brands, streets of luxury brands, and independent boutiques were you'll discover unique finds. For a festive twist, don’t miss the Manchester Christmas Markets, where seasonal stalls, handmade crafts, and delicious street food add an extra sparkle to your shopping spree.
We've put together a complete list of were you want to shop depending on your style, taste, and budget. If you are visiting Manchester for the weekend check out our guides on things to do in Manchester with friends and top seeing spots in the city.
1. Manchester Arndale
One of the largest shopping centres in the UK, Manchester Arndale is just a short walk from the hotel. It hosts a wide variety of high street brands, fashion stores, electronics, and dining options.
2. King Street
Once the main banking street in Manchester, King Street has evolved into a high-end shopping destination with luxury brands, designer boutiques, and jewellers.
3. The Northern Quarter:
A bit further away, but still within walking distance, the Northern Quarter is renowned for its indie spirit. You’ll find independent shops, vintage stores, and unique boutiques here.
4. Exchange Square
An extension of the Cathedral Quarter, Exchange Square is home to various high street shops and department stores, including a large Selfridges.
5. Market Street
One of the main shopping streets in Manchester, Market Street has an array of popular high-street stores and is often bustling with shoppers.
6. New Cathedral Street
Right opposite to the Arandale and linking to the Exchange Square and Victoria Street, is the New Cathedral Street, a pedestrianised street lined with high-end brands and flagship stores.
7. Barton Arcade
A Victorian shopping arcade with a beautiful glass and iron roof. Inside, you’ll find independent boutiques and eateries.
8. The Royal Exchange
While it’s mainly known for its theatre, the Royal Exchange building also houses several boutique shops and cafes.
9. Deansgate
A major road through Manchester, Deansgate offers a range of shopping options, from high-street brands to high-end boutiques. The hotel and its surroundings are rich with history, and many of the shopping areas seamlessly blend modernity with historic architecture, giving shoppers a unique experience.
