Pendulum Hotel

manchester

 

Getting To Us

BY TRAIN

We are within 1km (approx 0.6 miles) of Manchester Piccadilly Station (MAN) and Manchester Oxford Road Station (MCO). Alternatively Manchester Victoria Station is around 1 mile away.

Stylised Bobbie floating with some balloons

BY BUS

The closest bus stop to the venue is located on Princess Street, which runs directly behind the venue. It is served by the number 50 bus which runs from East Didsbury to The Lowry via the city centre. From here to the venue entrance is about a 4 minute (0.2mile) walk.

BY CAR

The closest car park to the venue is the Circle Square Car Park on Princess Street. The Charles Street car park is now closed. Free parking is not available near the venue, the nearest free parking is over a mile away in the Ardwick area of Manchester.

BY PLANE

Manchester Airport (MAN) is the closest airport with direct bus and train services to the above Bus and Train stations inside about 25 mins travel time. Other airports have direct trains and buses to Manchester include Birmingham International, Leeds, Bradford and Liverpool.

amenities NEAR THE VENUE

Food and Drink:

Nearest shop: SPAR, 88 Princess Street, M1 6NG (here liveth the origin of SPARcon)

Nearest pub/restaurant: Lass O’Gowrie, 36 Charles Street, M1 7DB

Nearest coffee shop: Fluffy Fluffy, Carding Building, Whitworth Street, M1 3NR

Nearest bubble tea (hi Yorkicorns!): Uncle Tea, Vita Living East Circle Square, 8 Nobel Way, M1 7FT

Transport:

Nearest tram stop: Piccadilly Station (London Road, M1 2PB) - This is also the nearest major train station.

Nearest petrol station: Esso, Ardwick Green, M13 9XF

Nearest EV Charging: Be.EV, Travis Street, M1 2PZ

Nearest car park: Charles Street Car Park, Charles Street, M1 7AR (Please note this car park does NOT have 24 hour access. For 24 hour access please consider the NCP Circle Square Car Park)

Other:

Nearest A&E (emergency department): Manchester Royal Infirmary, Oxford Road, M13 9WL

Nearest park (if you want some quiet space!): Vimto Park (walk up Sackville Street and look for the giant Vimto bottle)