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Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG) has brought its Hotel Indigo brand to Manchester with the opening of the 187-room Hotel Indigo Manchester – Victoria Station.
The boutique hotel is located at the gateway to the Northern Quarter, and is adjacent to Exchange Square, the city’s shopping district. The Grade-II listed hotel features 187 guest rooms, with design inspired by the history of the city.
The hotel will feature a restaurant and bar, Mamucium, headed by award-winning Mancunian chef Andrew Green. Named after the Roman fort that was the birthplace of modern Manchester, the 120-seat restaurant will serve a menu of locally sourced food, “topped off with a Northern spin”.
GM James McDevitt said: “We are truly proud to launch Hotel Indigo Manchester – Victoria Station. The hotel is situated in a prime location for those visiting Manchester and who wish to see and appreciate the city’s artistic side. Working with local designers, the interiors reflect the creative personality of the area, whilst reinforcing this first-class hotel we have created.”
There are currently 27 Hotel Indigo properties in Europe with another 17 due to open in the next 3-5 years.
