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ABode Manchester showcases contemporary design blended with traditional hospitality in an enviable location on Piccadilly. This unique hotel offers guests well-appointed rooms complemented by modern amenities that cater to both relaxation and productivity needs during their stay. Savor delicious dishes prepared using locally sourced ingredients at the hotel’s restaurant while enjoying elegant surroundings. With its close proximity to key attractions and vibrant local culture, ABode Manchester promises an exceptional experience tailored just for you.

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Andrew Bates

4 Google Rating

Crackingly quirky and idiosyncratic, this former textile warehouse mixes industrial grandeur with bo

4/ 5

Crackingly quirky and idiosyncratic, this former textile warehouse mixes industrial grandeur with boutique hotel chic with great aplomb. Beds may be a bit low for people with mobility issues so check first. Good breakfast and very obliging staff. A good choice for a central location.

Adam Craig

5 Google Rating

Stayed here with my wife for a long weekend bed & breakfast, we booked direct with the hotel, room w

5/ 5

Stayed here with my wife for a long weekend bed & breakfast, we booked direct with the hotel, room was lovely and clean. Staff were attentive throughout our stay, the hotel itself is well located in Manchester and everything is walking distance from hotel, public transport good food and other amenities. No problems with our stay and I left my shoes the staff have since mailed them back to me, super helpful in this regard. Thank you for a lovely stay

andrew Parker

5 Google Rating

Clean reasonably priced. Full of character with friendly helpful staff worth a night just to see the

5/ 5

Clean reasonably priced. Full of character with friendly helpful staff worth a night just to see the conversion from a Victorian warehouse

Sally Burgin

4 Google Rating

Great location Lovely reception staff, Omar you were brilliant Good, comfortable rooms, quiet Defini

4/ 5

Great location Lovely reception staff, Omar you were brilliant Good, comfortable rooms, quiet Definitely recommend

Pete Richardson

4 Google Rating

Unusually good sandwiches for a business meeting. Not the best coffee though. Good room.

4/ 5

Unusually good sandwiches for a business meeting. Not the best coffee though. Good room.

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