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YOTEL Manchester Deansgate

Demi Sheridan, Editorial Assistant
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The global hotel brand YOTEL finished its rebranding in late 2021 and arrived on the scene in the beating heart of Manchester city centre. Upon your visit, expect to see a modern, stylish hotel that combines cutting-edge design with an innovative approach to comfort. With its sleek, futuristic exterior and smart, minimalist interiors, YOTEL offers a fresh, contemporary experience that appeals to both business and leisure travellers alike.

The hotel features 261 compact, high-tech rooms, each designed with a focus on personality and texture. The rooms, known as ‘cabins,’ are equipped with adjustable Smart Beds, mood lighting, and a state-of-the-art entertainment system, creating a stylish yet functional environment. Designed for convenience, each cabin includes a rain shower, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a range of smart amenities, including a touch-screen control panel for adjusting the room’s features. For those seeking additional space, the hotel also offers a range of premium cabins, providing enhanced comfort and city views.

YOTEL Manchester Deansgate is not just about stylish rooms – it also offers guests a range of excellent facilities. Head downstairs to MOTLEY, a quirky restaurant and bar with an outdoor terrace. This popular spot serves up a mix of international street food and craft cocktails in a relaxed, social setting. Whether you’re grabbing a bite to eat or enjoying a drink with friends, the lounge offers a lively and welcoming atmosphere.

In line with its commitment to sustainability, YOTEL implements eco-friendly practices, including energy-efficient lighting, water-saving systems, and a focus on reducing waste. With its prime location on Deansgate, the hotel is ideally positioned to explore Manchester city centre. Do you want to visit Manchester, have a comfortable stay and endless options for things to do? With its innovative design and prime location, YOTEL offers an ideal base for anyone visiting this dynamic city.

2 John Dalton StManchesterM3 2NW View map
Telephone: 02030213300 Visit Now

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