The city of Manhattan, Kansas, with a population of about 50,000 is located in northeastern Kansas, edging the Kansas River about an hour west of Topeka.
Home to Kansas State University with its 23,000 students, Manhattan is a young thriving city. Founded in 1858, K-State's 664-acre campus is one of the Manhattan's main attractions and is home to Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art and the KSU McCain Auditorium.
Other notable attractions in and around Manhattan include Sunset Zoo, home to the oldest living grizzly bear in the world and Tuttle Creek Lake located five miles north of Manhattan.
Hotels and motels in Manhattan are mainly located in the southeastern part of town. They are all located within 5 miles of downtown and the university campus and offer easy highway access.
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