Lower Turks Head

Lower Turks Head - A historic pub hotel in Manchester's Northern Quarter with en-suite rooms and locally brewed beer

Lower Turks Head offers en-suite accommodations in Manchester's Northern Quarter, a lively district known for its music scene, bars, and proximity to Deansgate for shopping and nightlife. Each room includes a private bathroom, flat-screen TV, wardrobe, tea and coffee maker, and heating. The double room features a balcony and private entrance. The property provides free WiFi throughout and is 500 metres from Manchester city centre, with Albert Square 700 metres away. Nearby attractions include Chetham's Library (400 metres), Manchester Central Library (10-minute walk), and John Rylands Library (800 metres). The pub itself has three carved wooden bars, checkerboard flooring, and serves Joseph Holt beers, including cask ales and lagers. A continental breakfast is available each morning at Lower Turks Head.

Pros

The historic pub features distinctive decor, including panelled walls and Manchester artwork.

Located in the Northern Quarter, a hub for music, dining, and nightlife.

Rooms include private bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, and tea/coffee makers.

Proximity to major attractions like Albert Square and Chetham's Library.

Serves locally brewed Joseph Holt beers and cask ales.

Cons

No on-site parking available.

The lively surrounding area may be noisy for some guests.