Courtesy/News Source: hospitalitynet.org

Edwardian Hotels London, one of the UK's largest privately-owned hotel groups, and Radisson Hotel Group, have announced that following a multi-million-pound renovation, the Manchester property is relaunching as The Edwardian Manchester, A Radisson Collection Hotel.

The hotel is the third in the UK to join Radisson Collection, a unique compilation of Radisson Hotel Group's most exceptional premium lifestyle properties, set in prestigious locations.

Known for its heritage and first-class service, The Edwardian Manchester, encompassing Manchester's iconic Grade II* listed Free Trade Hall, reflects the energy, confidence and progressive spirit of the city's neighbourhood.

The Free Trade Hall has played an integral role in the UK's history, and has long been an important spot for those visiting and living in the city. From the political; the Free Trade Hall was constructed in 1853-56 on St Peter's Fields, the site of the Peterloo Massacre, to the cultural; a range of iconic names have either performed or spoken at the property, from Charles Dickens and Winston Churchill to the Sex Pistols - and the hotel embodies a sense of community and union.

Radisson Collection celebrates each member hotel having a different look and feel, whilst delivering to the highest standards. The 263-key hotel combines modern design influence with the classic heritage of the Free Trade Hall. The renovation has covered the entire ground and lower-ground floors - from grand entrance lobby and concept bar and restaurants to the awe-inspiring spa and fitness centre, as well as extending throughout the guest bedrooms and suites plus quality meeting spaces.

Guests have access to the hotels urban refuge, The Spa and Gym at The Edwardian Manchester. Defined by its sweeping, uninterrupted floor plan, guests are connected between each space, but the sensation is one of privacy throughout the state-of-the-art gym, urban subterranean swimming pool, tranquil sauna, steam rooms and atmospheric treatment areas.