North Tea Power

Chic quarters in a trendy hotel featuring a restaurant, a cocktail bar & a lounge. In a trendy neighbourhood with bars and restaurants, this hip hotel is 3 minutes on foot from Manchester Art Gallery and a 9-minute walk from Manchester Piccadilly train station. Featuring mid-century modern decor, the fashionable rooms provide Wi-Fi, smart TVs and minifridges, plus Nespresso machines. Upgraded rooms have minibars. Suites add living areas, soaking tubs, and/or terraces with city views. Room service is available. There’s an industrial-chic restaurant serving international dishes, all-you-can-eat brunch buffets and afternoon tea. Other amenities include a cocktail bar, and a lounge with seating areas. Breakfast is offered.

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