King Street Townhouse Hotel

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King Street Town House Hotel in Manchester
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Mother’s Day 2025: From 28–31st March, the King Street Townhouse Hotel is running a series of luxury experiences to enjoy with your mum, from afternoon tea to spa relaxation and private movie screenings.

  • Afternoon Tea (£32.50pp) – Enjoy fresh sandwiches, warm scones, exquisite pastries, live entertainment, and an ESPA Beauty & Wellness Gift Bag.
  • Movie Screenings (£15pp) – Watch classics like Mrs. Doubtfire, Mamma Mia, and Bad Moms in a cosy private cinema with popcorn.
  • Spa Package (£179 for two) – Includes a 45-minute ESPA treatment, access to thermal spa facilities, sweet treats, and Laurent-Perrier Champagne.

Hotel: Showcasing Manchester’s first rooftop infinity pool, the King Street Townhouse Hotel offers visitors panoramic views across the city. And, with so much to choose from, all Manchester needs now is a little sunshine…

Curious about the food? Check out our review of in-house restaurant The Tavern.

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