I stayed at the boutique Manchester hotel built into a shipping warehouse with Indian restaurant and very cosy rooms
Here's everything you need to know about the hotel, from how much rooms cost to what to eat at the restaurant.
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Where is the Forty Seven hotel?
At Forty-Seven Peter street, located in a former shipping warehouse, the bold and contemporary interior design patterns contrast the more traditional heritage architecture surrounding the hotel, found in the heart of Manchester.
The hotel is situated just a 6 minute drive from Manchester Piccadilly station.
What is the hotel like?
The boutique hotel is in a Grade II-listed Lancashire House on the bustling Peter Street.
It's within easy reach of the best Manchester has to offer, from art and culture to food and nightlife.
What are the rooms like?
There are 32 rooms spread over five floors. I enjoyed a Cosy King room with a king-sized bed. Decor features deep greens and striking furnishings, with teals set against bare brick.
Rooms are compact and cosy. The bed was one of the comfiest we've ever slept in.
Other thoughtful touches include a high-spec espresso machine and a hidden ironing board that folds out a full-length mirror.
All rooms provide specially appointed luxury fittings to compliment the modern furnishings, making an alluring space to call home for the night.
Rooms range from the Cosy King Room to the Forty-Seven Suite, starting from £129 per night. For more information, click here.
What is there to eat and drink there?
Check out Ashas's- a modern, upmarket Indian restaurant on the hotel's ground floor that is a Manchester favourite.
You'll find traditional Indian cuisine plus more modern takes.
Choose between a pre-theatre set menu, a la carte or a tasting menu for a fine dining experience.
Be sure to stay for breakfast- an Indian twist on the classics.
I had a tasty full English with egg and bacon wrap, spicy sausages and crispy hash browns.
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What else is there to do at the hotel?
The hotel is perfectly placed for exploring Manchester's buzzing nightlife.
Grab a drink at the Peterman, the hotel's cosy cocktail lounge, before heading off to explore the city.
You're just a few minutes walk from 20 stories, the city's best rooftop bar, N64 retro arcade bar and Schofield's, which features in a list of the world's 50 best bars.
Peter street has something for everyone, home to exhibitions and late night gigs, brilliant shopping and architecture brimming with culture.
It is also trademarked as a hotspot for foodies, with its hip bars and fine-dining restaurants to cosy coffee shops.
Is the hotel family-friendly?
The hotel can accommodate families, with two bedroom suites available, and a children's menu provided upon request at Asha's restaurant.
But Forty-Seven generally lends itself to more adult clientele as it aims to provide an elevated and sophisticated experience for its guests.
Is there access for guests with disabilities?
Yes, the Forty-Seven is an accessible hotel, providing accommodations and facilities for those with disabilities.
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