Hotel Indigo Manchester - Victoria Station Rooms & suites

Our superbly appointed suites offer floor-to-ceiling windows with private balconies accessible from the spacious lounge area, so you can relax and enjoy the city skyline view.

Inspired by our Grade II listed City Buildings, originally built between 1865 and 1875 as a tea warehouse, you’ll find the rich timber, brass, and porcelain details reflecting the materiality of the traditional teacup and warehouses that dominated the streets of Manchester during the Victorian Period in our Tea Rooms.

Using a combination of leather, timber, and metal, our Press Rooms celebrate Manchester’s literary and printing past, as well as the industrial machinery used in traditional booking binding and the construction of the original letterpress.

Our Arkwright rooms pay homage to the man who opened the first steam-powered cotton mill and helped to drive Manchester forward as the world’s leading industrial city, Richard Arkwright. Expect a mix of raw materials, such as cotton, alongside rich green velvets and timber to create a soft, traditional setting.