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Hotel Review
Innside by Melia, Manchester
WHAT WE LOVE...
A sleek, modern hotel next to the HOME arts centre and over the road from the former Hacienda building, INNSIDE Manchester is an informal option that attracts both leisure and business travellers. A resident DJ in its bar and restaurant, minimalist bedrooms, an Instagrammable lobby with a "doodle pillar" and regular displays, plus dressed-down staff will appeal to a younger crowd. And touches such as a wellness suite with a gym, sauna, steam room and spa treatments, and a complimentary minibar (soft drinks only) in rooms make it stand out. The restaurant looks great, with light streaming in from enormous windows and huge light shades that look like dandelion clocks, but there are better places to eat nearby.
THE DETAILS
Location
The hotel is on the edge of the city centre, so it's convenient to reach by car but also close to transport links. Most of Manchester's major attractions are walkable.
Innside is a short walk from Deansgate's popular bars and restaurants, as well as the city's universities and convention centre.
By car: the hotel is 2 hours from Birmingham, 2 hours 15 mins from Nottingham and 4 hours 15 mins from London. There is a 25% discount for hotel guests at the nearby Q-Park First Street car park.
By train: London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly takes just over 2 hours. The hotel is a 5-minute taxi ride or 15-minute walk from the station. thetrainline.com
Style & Character
Business travellers looking for a modern, relaxed place to stay near Manchester Central Convention Complex and leisure guests visiting a nearby theatre or music venue will like it here. The open-plan reception area, restaurant and bar, and doodle pillar, immediately set the scene for a stylish stay.
Service & Facilities
Some of the staff wear T-shirts by local illustrator Dave Draws, who has also created a doodle pillar in the lobby with Manchester symbols and landmarks on it.
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Terrace
- Wellness suite
- Gym
- Free Wi-Fi
- Pet-friendly
The hotel welcomes dogs for an additional fee of £10 per night.
Rooms
City View King rooms are on the eighth, ninth and tenth floors of the hotel, with views through floor-to-ceiling windows towards Manchester city centre. We love that there's no chintz in the rooms, so no scatter cushions to sweep off beds. Headboards have sketches of nearby King Street on them.
Innside Room (standard, twin or city view), The Studio, The Townhouse
Facilities include: ensuite bathroom, free toiletries, TV, tea and coffee facilities, free Wi-Fi, minibar
Food & Drink
The restaurant looks great, with light streaming in from enormous windows, and the bar has a great range of cocktails, as well as a number of locally-produced drinks such as Brightside pale ale and Didsbury Gin.
Hideout Lounge & Grill: relaxed all-day dining, modern British dishes, global influences, seasonal menus, cocktails. Open every day 6.30am-11pm (7am at weekends).
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