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ABode Manchester

Demi Sheridan, Editorial Assistant
ABode Manchester
Image courtesy of ABode Manchester

Conveniently situated just a couple minutes from Piccadilly Station, ABode Manchester is one of the city’s quirker hotels. Branded as an effortlessly stylish retreat that seamlessly combines contemporary design with timeless luxury. Set in a heritage-listed Victorian textile warehouse, ABode pays tribute both to Manchester’s 19th-century industrial history and to its continuing influence as one of England’s cultural centres. 

The hotel features 61 thoughtfully designed rooms, categories of which are unique to the ABode and exude charm and playfulness into a four-star stay. Rooms go from ‘Comfortable’ and ‘Desirable’ to ‘enviable’ and ‘Fabulous’, while the former are nice, the latter offer up something truly boutique. If your budget can stretch to it, the spacious, contemporary loft suites – ‘Fabulous on Fifth’ are something else. Each one has been designed with its own distinctive character, complete with artwork and bespoke furnishings. Walking into the room, you can expect to be greeted by a luxury kind bed, a separate lounge area, mezzanine, spiral staircase and even more surprises. 

Dining at ABode Manchester is a true experience. The hotel’s independent restaurant, Brasserie ABode, is known for its relaxed and sophisticated atmosphere. Offering a curated selection of small plates, especially crafted by talented chiefs. You can enjoy locally sourced dishes prepared with flair and finesse, all paired with a careful selection of wines. After dinner, unwind and relax, the hotel’s stylish bar offers the perfect setting for an evening drink with a variety of choices, fit for any palate. 

The hotel’s prime location also makes it ideal for those looking to explore the city. Two minutes away from cultural hotspots, theatres, and shopping districts, you won’t need to venture far to find out what Manchester is all about.

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