The Midland Hotel, Petersfield

What is The Midland Hotel?

The Midland Hotel is one of Manchester’s most famous and grand hotels. Opened in 1903 by the Midland Railway, it is a magnificent example of Edwardian Baroque architecture, built with red brick and brown terracotta.

Why Shoot Here?

• Edwardian Grandeur: The hotel’s exterior is incredibly detailed, with ornate terracotta carvings and a grand presence that dominates the street corner.
• Historic Significance: It’s where Mr. Rolls met Mr. Royce, making it a spot of great historical interest as well as beauty.
• Luxurious Interiors: The lobby and public bars offer a glimpse into a bygone era of luxury, with marble floors, grand staircases, and ornate ceilings.
• Street View Perspectives: The hotel’s location at the junction of several major streets provides numerous angles for capturing its imposing scale within the city centre.