Kimpton Clocktower Hotel
Palace Hotel, Oxford Road, Manchester, M60 7HA -
Up to
1000 guests
Internal Catering
allowed
Welcome to The Kimpton Clocktower– and to a brand new look and upgraded specifications across all 17 of our meeting and event spaces.
These include the new Whitworth Rooms, which can be used in conjunction with the Ballroom to create flexible conferencing facilities for more than 1,500 delegates, with a private entrance via The Terrace on Whitworth Street.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 1000
Dining
up to 850
Theatre
up to 1000
Boardroom
up to 40
Cabaret
up to 700
Classroom
up to 600
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Catering facilities
Refreshments
Alcohol
Amenities
Air conditioning
Premises parking
Heating
Natural light
Table / chairs included
Audio & visual
Projector & screen
WiFi
Space rules
Cancellation policy
100% refundable 365 days before the event
Location
Reviews
Gareth Cookson
August 2024Absolutely brilliant! Rooms are comfortable and well-appointed. Bar is lovely. Breakfast is great with real quality ingredients. Loved the little ginger shots to wake you up. Customer service was second to none. Location is excellent and in walking distance of most places in Manchester. Right next to the train station and the theatre. Cannot recommend this place enough
Drew Ledson
September 2024Called for a drink today. Staff were excellent and the building is beautiful and very grand, however, the atmosphere is chilled and welcoming. I left without my bag, returning later to find it safely behind reception. I offered to reward the member of staff for its return, but they wouldn't hear of it. Excellent service!
Angela G (Angela)
August 2024Amazing hotel ,beautifully restored old building. The interior is absolutely stunning. The staff are so kind,friendly and helpful. Beautiful room, spotlessly clean and very comfortable bed. Breakfast was gorgeous too,fresh and healthy. Highly recommended.
john burns
August 2024A few of us called into this hotel. As my reader may know, this building was the home of yhe Refuge Insurance company. They left Manchester for leafy Cheshire, and the building was converted into a hotel. It's worth taking the time to call in for a drink just to admire the beauty of the room. Fabulous tiles. Must have cost a fortune in its construction. The beer isn't the cheapest in the city but to be fair the surroundings are very impressive. We went in the mid- afternoon and it was fairly quiet, it certainly livened up around 4.30. Well worth a visit if only to admire the opulence of the bar room.
Stephanie Key
August 2024Stunning bar, reception and restaurant areas and large, comfortable, clean room made for a lovely one-night stay for a special occasion. I’ve deducted one star on the basis that breakfast seemed steeply priced compared to other experiences at hotels of a similar calibre - we went out instead. Would also like to suggest that providing two caramel wafers in a double room might go down better than one!!
