The Cosy City Centre Gem

Right in the heart of Manchester's city centre, this two-bedroom apartment places you moments from the Northern Quarter's buzz and the cultural landmarks that define the city. With two ensuite bathrooms and modern conveniences throughout, it's designed for couples or small families who want to explore Manchester on foot.

Bedrooms:
The first bedroom has a double bed and its own ensuite bathroom with a walk-in shower. The second bedroom also features a double bed, ideal for another couple or children sharing.
Bathrooms:
The ensuite bathroom has a walk-in shower. A second bathroom offers both a walk-in shower and a tub - perfect for a soak after a day exploring the city. Living Area:
- Wind down in front of the TV after a busy day
- Stay connected with fast WiFi throughout the apartment
- Relax in a comfortable space designed for unwinding between outings Kitchen:
Prepare quick meals or brew your morning coffee in the compact kitchen, which includes:
- Fridge and microwave for easy snacks and storage
- Washing machine to keep things fresh during longer stays
- Everything you need for simple, convenient home cooking Practical Details:
Check-in is at 16:00 and check-out is at 10:00. The apartment has smoke and carbon monoxide detectors for your safety, and electric heating to keep you warm year-round.Nearby:
- 🚌 Manchester Shudehill Interchange (Stand G) - a minute's walk
- 🍽️ Printworks - a minute's walk
- 🍽️ Manchester Arndale Shopping Centre - a couple of minutes' walk
- 🏛️ National Football Museum - a couple of minutes' walk
- ⛪ Manchester Cathedral - a 5-10 minute walk
- 🏛️ Museum of Illusions - Manchester - a 5-10 minute walk
- 📍 The Piccadilly Gardens - a 5-10 minute walk
- ☕ Marks & Spencer - a 5-10 minute walk
- 🎨 Manchester Art Gallery - a 10-15 minute walk
- 🛒 Wing Yip Superstore Manchester - a 10-15 minute walk
- 🍸 Albert's Schloss - Manchester - around 15 minutes' walk
- 🍸 Diecast - around 15 minutes' walk
- 🌿 Kersal Wetlands - around an hour's walk
- 🌿 Kersal Dale - around an hour's walk From the National Football Museum to Manchester Art Gallery