The apartments
Five in one building.
Two-bed apartments sleeping five or six, and a three-bed penthouse sleeping eight. Book two or three together for a larger group and everyone stays under the same roof.
Five apartments in one building on the edge of Chinatown, from two beds sleeping five to a three-bedroom penthouse sleeping eight. All ours, all cleaned by the same team, all bookable direct.
This is about as central as Manchester gets. Piccadilly station is a ten-minute walk, Spinningfields and the Northern Quarter are closer, and you can walk home from the Arena rather than queue for a taxi.
Piccadilly station about ten minutes on foot. The airport is roughly twenty minutes by train to Piccadilly, then the walk. No car needed, and no on-site parking, so most guests arrive by train.
Chinatown itself is on the doorstep, and the Northern Quarter is a few minutes north. Our Chinatown guide and Northern Quarter shortlist are written by people who live above it.
Manchester Central is a short walk, which matters if you are here for a conference. The AO Arena is walkable too. For midweek work trips, see corporate stays.
Two-bed apartments sleeping five or six, and a three-bed penthouse sleeping eight. Book two or three together for a larger group and everyone stays under the same roof.
Not on site. There is paid parking nearby and we send the details in the pre-arrival guide. If parking is essential, Rolls Crescent in Hulme and St Johns Manor in Old Trafford both have free off-street parking.
Yes, and it is one of the more common requests. All five are in the same building, so a group of fifteen or twenty can take three apartments on the same floors and still be together. One contact, one invoice if you need it. Send us the dates and numbers.
It is central, so there is city noise, but the building is set back from the main routes and the apartments are double glazed. Guests here are usually choosing it precisely because they want to walk everywhere rather than taxi.
About ten minutes on foot. From the airport, take the train to Piccadilly and walk, which is usually quicker and cheaper than a taxi at peak times. Our airport guide ranks the options.
