Holiday Inn Manchester City Centre: A Contemporary Building with Cultural Heritage

Holiday Inn Manchester City Centre opened in July 2016 in the heart of the city. This building has an awesome interior which is designed by Dexter Moren Associates. The inspiration is based on the city cultural and industrial heritage. The name of Holiday Inn Manchester City Centre comes from the footballing heroes, Collin Bell and George Best.

Interior

The interior design of Holiday Inn Manchester City Centre shows the high quality of contemporary finishes with the latest technology. The concept is about a flexible and creative approach with the with custom-made nostalgic features.

Details

The designer of Holiday Inn Manchester City Centre combines the signature open lobby concept with an open plan reception, Starbucks cafe, restaurant, IT hub, and also a lounge. Those areas are built with a distinctive contextual approach- amalgamating elements with the Manchester’s musical scene.

The industrial heritage is used to design the interior for creating a fresh design response complete with the colors too. The purpose is, of course, attracting the neighborhood residents and hotel guests where they can work, eat, drink, socialize, and also relax.

Bathroom

Holiday Inn Manchester City Centre has a cool bathroom with different tiles inside the interior. The wall is decorated with white tiles. The floor looks interesting with the beautiful pattern on the tiles. Each sink has its own elegant round mirror.

Facilities

The innovative meeting facilities and an open Wi-Fi IT Zone will make the guests feel comfortable to do their businesses. The flexible events can be facilitated with 12 cutting-edge meeting rooms. These rooms have an awesome capacity of 140 delegates.

Contemporary Finishes

The final design of Holiday Inn Manchester City Centre interior comes in contemporary finishes. Wood material is used on the floor to make a warm atmosphere. Each furniture has different designs and colors which are making the interior looks fresher.

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