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A
magnificent example of Edwardian design, the Hotel is of considerable historic
importance to the North West. Originally built by the Midland Railway Company
in 1903, it is now a listed building. In 1904 it was the venue for the very first
meeting between the Honourable Charles Stewart Rolls and Frederick Henry Royce,
which led to the formation of a unique partnership and resulted in the formation
of the company Rolls Royce | | Location | Cituated
in Manchester City Centre, immediately adjacent to the G-Mex Exhibition centre
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Site | Aerobic
Studio, Beauty Salon, Multi-gym, Sauna, Solarium, Spa Bath, Squash, Swimming
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of Interest | Arley
Hall, Bridgewater Hall, Castlefield, Chinatown, Dunham Massey Park, Lancashire
Cricket Ground, Lowry Centre, Manchester Evening News Arena, Manchester United
Football Museum, Museum of Science and Industry, Opera House, Palace Theatre,
Royal Exchange Theatre, Trafford Centre Shopping Centre, Whitworth Art Gallery
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Meeting
Facilities | Extensive
Conference and Banqueting facilities for up to 1400 people, the hotel provides
everything from the space of the Alexandra Suite to the Edwardian style of the
oak panelled Stanley and Lancaster Suites |
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