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‘The family-friendly Manchester hotel I recommend to everyone for style and value’
ok.co.ukAs a mum to an 8 year old who's mad about football, I've been meaning to take the family on a trip to Manchester – arguably the UK's football hub thanks to its iconic stadiums – for quite some time.
And with the buzz around the Oasis reunion, I've been eager to head up north myself to scope out potential hotel options for when the band tours there later this year.
We decided to stay at the Kimpton Clocktower Hotel in the heart of Manchester. It was just a one-night stay, but it genuinely felt like a mini holiday.The stunning architecture and friendly staff at the Kimpton Clocktower provided the perfect blend of style and warmth, making it a must-visit if you're planning to be in town for the Oasis tour or just fancy a quick break.
READ MORE: ‘I discovered a Rivals-inspired Cotswolds getaway at this fashionable new hotel’ READ MORE: ‘I flew to Mauritius expecting a ‘fly-and-flop’ winter sun holiday but I was wrong’ The rooms at Kimpton Clocktower Hotel The bedrooms were instantly calming as soon as we walked in.They were spacious, beautifully decorated and filled with thoughtful touches that made our stay feel extra special.The kids loved the super-soft beds, and the modern aesthetic kept things interesting without feeling too 'off-limits'.The hotel also had all the essentials readily available: luxurious toiletries, cosy bathrobes and plenty of space for us to spread out comfortably, reports the Mirror.
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