Hotel Football, Old Trafford, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
4 StarsStadium-view guest rooms, Class of 92 founding story
Stadium-view guest rooms, Class of 92 founding story
Smart essentialist stay concept, Salford Quays Metrolink connection
The Edge restaurant and terrace, First-floor fitness suite
Panoramic Salford Quays views, Scoff & Banter dining
Thyme restaurant and bar, Enhanced Premier Plus rooms
Waterfront views of Clippers Quay, Clippers Brasserie dining
Scenic Ordsall Park views, Modern Salford Quays base
Coronation Street set views, Thyme restaurant and bar
Football-themed pub, Old Trafford Stadium proximity
Riverside dining at The River Restaurant, Re:treat spa and wellness center
Scenic River Irwell views, On-site secure parking
Gino D’Acampo dining experience, Wellness suite with Finnish sauna
Executive rooms with smart glass, Relaxing sauna and steam room
Modern city base concept, Manchester Victoria transport links
Salford Quays waterfront views, Smart rooms with Chromecast technology
Quayside and Old Trafford views, Convenient on-site gated parking
The Swinging Bridge pub, Family-friendly welcome amenities
Panoramic Manchester skyline views, Repurposed academic architecture
Rena Spa relaxation pool, Primal strength fitness suite
High-rise city landscape views, Thyme restaurant and bar
Signature steakhouse and Indian cuisine, On-site secure parking
Canalside setting in historic Castlefield, Cinema room for film nights
On-site secure parking, Historic brewery heritage design
Panoramic Manchester skyline views, Smart-room touch technology
Flexible family accommodations, Urban indoor swimming pool
Classic rooms with whirlpool baths, Grade II listed Victorian architecture
Glasshouse Restaurant and Bar, Dedicated fitness suite
Alfresco suites with private terraces, Aquamarine pool with cabanas
Sovereign Suite turret views, Integrated Corn Exchange dining
Secure on-site parking, Contemporary Trafford City hub
St. Peter's Square tram access, Pet-friendly urban stay
Quiet corner room views, Late-night pizza service
Cityscape views from rooms, Modern all-day dining restaurant
Secure underground on-site parking, Streamlined rooms with smart technology
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Known as The Theatre of Dreams, Old Trafford Football Stadium can be more of a nightmare venue for supporters of visiting clubs. In the good natured firing line, fans particularly wish defeat by a thousand goals on neighbours, Manchester City and Liverpool. Due to the ever-increasing success and popularity of the resident Manchester United team, a number of expansion projects have resulted in a viewing capacity of around 75,000; making Old Trafford the largest in the UK, apart from Wembley Stadium. For home supporters, their visit is only a little short of being a pilgrimage to home turf, where Manchester United will always win the day.
This is much more than just a football ground. The atmosphere of positivity and success ensures that Old Trafford is also a natural choice as a venue for conferences, exhibitions, and social occasions such as children’s parties, dinners, and stag and hen dos.
Football though, is the main focus. It’s big business too with the Executive Club offering a superb setting for businesses to entertain and impress. It is the supporters though who feature as the bread and butter element of the club’s success and organised tours enable them to see behind the scenes and receive a certificated memento of the occasion.
Not all Manchester United fans are Mancunians; they live in all areas of the UK and seize every opportunity to visit an Old Trafford game. For the London clan, it’s a train journey of two hours or more from Euston Station to Manchester Piccadilly. Then, on match days, there’s a train service to Old Trafford, or they can take the MetroLink tram. If they’ve won the lottery, they can fly from Heathrow to Manchester Airport in about an hour, and then access Old Trafford by train, tram, or taxi.
Another lottery is the one surrounding the dream of free parking at Old Trafford. Participants can take the chance by entering a ballot via their website; but there’s probably a much better chance of Manchester United winning the actual game.
If visiting Manchester in search of an away win, fans expectations may be limited to some great hotels that are near to Old Trafford where the beautiful game is being played. There is, for instance, a back of the net winner at Premier Inn Manchester Old Trafford which is only about half a mile away. Then, there’s Hotel Football Old Trafford which was founded by two of United’s football legends, Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs. This is about 100 yards from Old Trafford, half a mile from Emirates Old Trafford cricket ground, and less than three miles from the undeniable delights of Manchester’s city centre. The Copthorne, Holiday Inn Manchester - West, and Chesters Hotel, also have winning facilities and are less than a mile away.
For self-catering, it’s less than a mile to the waterfront, Quay Apartments; also taking some beating is the budget-friendly hostel accommodation, less than two miles away, at YHA Manchester. With so much accommodation choice around, it’s easy to ensure a top score thrill every time with a visit to trivago.
Old Trafford Football Stadium is a top attraction in Manchester, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Old Trafford Football Stadium, including popular choices like Hotel Football, Old Trafford, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Old Trafford Stadium Hotel, Premier Inn Manchester Old Trafford hotel, Hilton Garden Inn Manchester Emirates Old Trafford, Copthorne Hotel Manchester Salford Quays.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Old Trafford Football Stadium, Manchester United Museum, Old Trafford Cricket Ground, IWM North Imperial War Museums, The Lowry, all within a convenient distance from Old Trafford Football Stadium.