Discover the most popular places to visit in Manchester
Wickham Park
8.0/10 (90 reviews)
This 250-acre sanctuary features themed gardens from Oriental to Italian, with panoramic views of Hartford's skyline. Wander through the award-winning Sensory Garden amid meticulously maintained landscapes.
Connecticut Valley School of Woodworking
7.4/10 (43 reviews)
Explore the campus of Connecticut Valley School of Woodworking, during your trip to Manchester. Experience the entertainment choices or attend a sporting event in this family-friendly area.
Cinemark Buckland Hills 18
This premium multiplex offers 18 screens with XD and IMAX formats for an elevated viewing experience. Sink into heated luxury loungers while enjoying Studio Eats Kitchen & Bar's full-service dining before your film.
Case Mountain
7.8/10 (57 reviews)
Case Mountain's trails wind through 640 acres of diverse terrain, leading to panoramic views of Hartford from Lookout Mountain. Enjoy the historic Case Falls and vibrant autumn foliage along the Carriage Path.
Lutz Children's Museum
7.6/10 (48 reviews)
This hands-on children's museum brings history and science to life with interactive exhibits like "Main Street 1943" and live animal encounters. Meet Chuckles the woodchuck while exploring displays for curious young minds.
Cheney Homestead Museum
7.6/10 (40 reviews)
Step into the 1785 Cheney Homestead, birthplace of Manchester's silk industry pioneers. Explore period-furnished rooms while discovering early American lifestyle in this historic setting.
Charter Oak Park
7.8/10 (48 reviews)
Charter Oak Park offers a recreational oasis with playgrounds, sports courts, and a unique music garden for all ages. Follow the paved paths to access the scenic East Coast Greenway for biking or walking adventures.
"the hotel was great and the staff were very helpful. they had free breakfast every morning with free parking and free electric charging as well. The rooms were very comfortable with plenty of space for three people."
"Breakfast was not good.
Sundays eggs were cold. I waited for a new pan to be taken out and it was cold.
Sausage was like hockey pucks. And the young lady setting things up did not wanna be there.
Did not know it was a dog friendly hotel, which is fine?But a floor should be for no pets.For people who do not own pets and do not want to listen to dogs , barking or waning all night long.
Then, front desk did help with that problem.And with the neighbors partying the night away.
First floor carpet...
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.