| there's an a la carte fine-dining restaurant with an adjoining champagne bar, a cafe bar and grill, and a lounge bar serving cocktails. meeting and private function rooms are available. a 5-minute walk from piccadilly train station and 0. contemporary rooms and suites maintain original features such as parquet flooring and high ceilings and are equipped with flat-screen tvs and dvd players, free wifi, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. 4 miles from the shops along market street, this chic hotel occupies a victorian warehouse building. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. upgraded options add sitting areas and snack boxes
Manchester Airport 19 min
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