The Ainscow Hotel

The Ainscow Hotel has a history dating back to 1878. Initially built as the Watson and Woodhead brewery, the building changed hands in 1927, becoming a jam factory for Mackie and Sons. In 1957, the building was occupied by Brown Brothers Auto Parts who would remain there until 1986. The Ainscow Hotel is the proud result of a major restoration project and is ideally located in the Chapel Street area of Salford, a 4-minute walk from Salford Central railway station. Parking is available.

The Hotel has 74 guest rooms, ranging from standard rooms to dazzling suites. Our bedrooms combine striking features such as spiral staircases that open out onto mezzanine areas with stunning city-wide views and artisan furnishings. Free Wifi is included, as well as a flatscreen TV, tea and coffee-making facilities and free toiletries. Some rooms have a small kitchenette area.

The hotel bar is as suited to a relaxed business meeting as it is a pre-dinner cocktail.