Member since 2015
Iconic 5* deluxe hotel in the centre of cosmopolitan Manchester. Opened in early 2015, The Rex has a themed 1930's style, yet also boasts all the modern gadgets you'd expect in a modern swanky city-centre hotel. Bedrooms offer opulent luxury with individual features, and the top floor private members' bar is a must see.
Exclusive offers
5 Special Offers for this hotel.
Bed and Breakfast - Club room
from £187 per night**Based on a 2 night stay
Stay and receive:
- Full English breakfast daily
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Highlights
- Set in the heart of the city of Manchester.
- Private top floor 'members' bar (hotel guests have free access).
- 6th floor restaurant
- Stylish 'ultra luxury' bedrooms - some with stand-alone chrome baths in room
- Wonderful breakfast
- 2 AA Rosette restaurant
Home truths
From April 1st 2023, Manchester will be implementing a City Visitor charge. The charge (£1 +VAT) is applied per room, per night and payable on departure.
Good to know
Hotel check-in time:
3:00 PMHotel check-out time:
11:00 AMRestaurant
Opening Times
Breakfast
Monday to Friday 7am - 10.30am
Saturday and Sunday 8am to 11am
Lunch
Monday to Sunday 12 noon - 2.30pm
Afternoon Tea
Monday to Sunday 2.30pm - 6pm
Pre-Theatre Tea
Monday to Sunday 5pm - 7pm
Dinner
Monday to Sunday 7pm - 10pm
Dress Code
Smart Casual
Can you park at The Rex?
The hotel does not have onsite parking, however they do offer a valet service which is £35.00, alternatively there is an NCP car park located on New York Street, a short walk from the hotel.
Is The Rex accessible for disabled guests?
Lifts to all floors with guestrooms.
No lift access to Rex Reserve
History of the hotel
This relatively new hotel in the central conservation area of Manchester is set in one of the city's grandest, listed buildings - a former bank premises at 100 King Street designed by Edwin Lutyens and referenced in Pevsner's Architectural Guide.
Of the 60 bedrooms, five are inner sanctum suites. There is a restaurant, and a roof-top private bar and members club.
The Art Deco building features carvings by local sculptor John Ashton Floyd, and was dubbed the 'King of King Street', due to its grandeur, size and castle-like design.
The building hit the national news in 2010 when it was alleged that safe deposit boxes containing jewellery, gold and master tapes from Joy Division and New Order recording sessions were found on the site.
The Rex has been fully refurbished as a luxury, 5-star hotel in the heart of Manchester's most upmarket shopping district with boutiques such as Hermès, Emporio Armani, Agent Provocateur, Mulberry, Louis Vuitton, Vivienne Westwood and many more just a stones throw away.
Does The Rex allow dogs?
Small dogs are allowed in selected rooms, please contact us to check availability. Dogs are charged at £35 per dog per night. Dogs are not allowed in the restaurant.
