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Stock Exchange Hotel, Manchester, Autograph Collection

★★★★★
Excellent

4 Norfolk Street

About This Property

Luxurious Accommodations
Stock Exchange Hotel, located in the heart of Manchester, offers 5-star air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and private parking. Each room features a desk, flat-screen TV, and some even boast a balcony. Your safety is our priority with included safety deposit boxes.

Exceptional Services
Enjoy the convenience of 24-hour room service and a welcoming shared lounge. Our attentive staff at the 24-hour front desk is always ready to assist you. Unwind at the on-site bar and experience top-notch hospitality during your stay.

Central Location
Explore Manchester's iconic attractions like Royal Exchange Theatre and Albert Square, all within reach from the hotel. With John Rylands Library nearby and easy access to Manchester Airport, Stock Exchange Hotel is the perfect choice for your visit.

Why guests recommend it

✓Exceptional service✓Great atmosphere✓Luxurious rooms✓Delicious food

Facilities & Services (67)

✓WiFi available
✓Free WiFi
✓Parking
✓Non-smoking rooms
✓Air conditioning
✓24-hour front desk
✓Restaurant
✓Room service
✓Heating
✓Family rooms
✓Lift / Elevator
✓Laundry

Available Rooms

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Guest reviews

8.7
Very Good
1865 reviews

Most recent

Gary
September 14, 2026
10.0
Excellent

Better than expected

Staff at all points were exceptional. Breakfast was amazing

👍 Liked
  • • Staff at all points were exceptional. Breakfast was amazing
👎 Disliked
  • • Nothing
Louise
September 9, 2026
10.0
Excellent

Luxury stay in a stunning hotel

Beautiful accommodation within a stunning building, located very centrally but in a quiet setting. From the moment we checked in we were treated really well, all staff were friendly, courteous and helpful. We were given champagne while we checked in and our cases were taken straight up to our rooms for us. We had booked three rooms for our family, celebrating a special birthday, and were very lucky to be upgraded to suites - the birthday girl even received a lovely surprise treat in her room. The rooms were absolutely stunning, especially the huge and luxurious bathrooms. We loved our stay and it made our celebrations all the more special. Thank you ☺️

👍 Liked
  • • Beautiful accommodation within a stunning building, located very centrally but in a quiet setting. From the moment we checked in we were treated really well, all staff were friendly, courteous and helpful. We were given champagne while we checked in and our cases were taken straight up to our rooms for us. We had booked three rooms for our family, celebrating a special birthday, and were very lucky to be upgraded to suites - the birthday girl even received a lovely surprise treat in her room. The rooms were absolutely stunning, especially the huge and luxurious bathrooms. We loved our stay and it made our celebrations all the more special. Thank you ☺️
Peter
September 8, 2026
10.0
Excellent

Excellent staff and great hotel. Wonderful freshly cooked breakfast.

👍 Liked
  • • Excellent staff and great hotel. Wonderful freshly cooked breakfast.
Francesco
September 4, 2026
8.0
Very Good

Andrea
September 3, 2026
10.0
Excellent

Chickes Stadthotel in top Lage , Parkservice mit Concierge , sehr hilfsbereites Personal

👍 Liked
  • • Chickes Stadthotel in top Lage , Parkservice mit Concierge , sehr hilfsbereites Personal
Willliam
August 31, 2026
4.0
Fair

Not So Subtle Homophobia.

We arrived at the Stock Exchange Hotel at noon. The signage is tiny, so once we confirmed we were in the right place, we walked through the automatic doors — as one typically does when entering a hotel, rather than scurrying up from the sewer like the rats we were treated like. A hotel employee, who had been helping someone with their luggage, urgently called after us: “Excuse me. Can I help you?” I stopped in the doorway, briefly wondering if we had accidentally entered a restricted wing of the airport. We had luggage. We looked like people checking into a hotel because, inconveniently, that is exactly what we were. He asked if we were trying to check in and reminded us that check-in was at 3 p.m. Had we arranged and early check-in??? Fair enough. But instead of checking whether a room was available, or directing us to the front desk, he suggested we wait in the lobby and have champagne. Which sounds lovely in theory, but in practice felt less like hospitality and more like a hostage negotiation with bubbles. When I explained that we did not intend to sit in the lobby for three hours drinking champagne, he finally offered to hold our luggage. We returned at 3:01 p.m. He looked at us again as if we were swamp creatures who had learned to use revolving doors. Then recognition dawned, and he once again tried to steer us toward the lobby for champagne. We had already rearranged our schedule around the hotel’s check-in time and had somewhere to be at 4, so no — we simply needed to check in, shower, and leave. ... continued in next box ..

👍 Liked
  • • We arrived at the Stock Exchange Hotel at noon. The signage is tiny, so once we confirmed we were in the right place, we walked through the automatic doors — as one typically does when entering a hotel, rather than scurrying up from the sewer like the rats we were treated like. A hotel employee, who had been helping someone with their luggage, urgently called after us: “Excuse me. Can I help you?” I stopped in the doorway, briefly wondering if we had accidentally entered a restricted wing of the airport. We had luggage. We looked like people checking into a hotel because, inconveniently, that is exactly what we were. He asked if we were trying to check in and reminded us that check-in was at 3 p.m. Had we arranged and early check-in??? Fair enough. But instead of checking whether a room was available, or directing us to the front desk, he suggested we wait in the lobby and have champagne. Which sounds lovely in theory, but in practice felt less like hospitality and more like a hostage negotiation with bubbles. When I explained that we did not intend to sit in the lobby for three hours drinking champagne, he finally offered to hold our luggage. We returned at 3:01 p.m. He looked at us again as if we were swamp creatures who had learned to use revolving doors. Then recognition dawned, and he once again tried to steer us toward the lobby for champagne. We had already rearranged our schedule around the hotel’s check-in time and had somewhere to be at 4, so no — we simply needed to check in, shower, and leave. ... continued in next box ..
👎 Disliked
  • • He escorted us to the desk and, with an audible huff, informed the front desk agent — let’s call her Cheryl — that “these gentlemen don’t want champagne; they just want to check in.” Insert eye rolls to one another. The look they exchanged said plenty. Then Cheryl looked at our reservation and asked, with visible confusion and disapproval, “Oh… you’re staying in the same room?” Yes, Cheryl. My husband and I are staying in the same room. Because we are married. That is generally how that works. Her tone and expression made the moment deeply uncomfortable. Whatever personal beliefs she may hold, guests should not be made to feel judged at check-in — especially not at a hotel presenting itself as luxury. Shove your religion down someone else’s throat. The room itself was beautiful, though it carried a distinct scent of “Ghosts of Cigarettes Past.” And honestly, this was not even close to the nicest room of our trip, so the attitude felt especially misplaced. We stayed in a simpler, slightly worn room in Llandudno with a beautiful view and a kind, accommodating young owner running the place. I would choose that experience a hundred times over this one. I book a lot of travel and have lifetime Marriott Bonvoy status from more than 500 nights stayed. I know good hospitality when I experience it. This was not it. Do better. The not-so-subtle homophobia at the front desk was noticed, and it absolutely affected our stay. I had been using AI tools to help find the right hotels for this trip. This one was a miss, and I’ll be making sure the downsides are clearly noted so future travelers can make a better-informed choice. Knee Jerk reaction would be ONE STAR, but the room was nicely appointed (no cream for the coffee) and the location was good. So a reluctant 3 Stars (2.5 feels correct). Having a beautiful English accent and perfect grammar doesn’t excuse your better-than-thou facial expressions and actions. Do Better for the next guests.
Latifa
August 29, 2026
6.0
Pleasant

Samantha
August 28, 2026
10.0
Excellent

Emma
August 23, 2026
9.0
Excellent

Great hotel in a great location

Great hotel, nicely decorated, breakfast was fantastic

👍 Liked
  • • Great hotel, nicely decorated, breakfast was fantastic
👎 Disliked
  • • We asked for our room to be cleaned, but when we got back it hadn't been. As soon as we told them, they apologised and sorted it out.
Maria
August 22, 2026
10.0
Excellent

Maravilloso

La atención es impecable , te hacen sentir en un hotel del lujo

👍 Liked
  • • La atención es impecable , te hacen sentir en un hotel del lujo
👎 Disliked
  • • Por poner alguna pega diría la moqueta

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