Copperheads Hotel

187 - 189 Chapel Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About Copperheads Hotel

The Copperheads Hotel is located a few minutes from Manchester centre with all of its attractions and business activity. Our high standards ensure that all our guests enjoy a comfortable and memorable visit. A warm welcome and friendly service greet all our visitors to The Copperheads Hotel Manchester. We offer a quality of accommodation with the highest level of service. We are currently under refurbishment as we have new owners who are going to transform the hotel. The works should not disturb your stay and we are always available to help with any queries. Our hotel is located 2 minutes from Deansgate (The heart of the city centre). Adjacent to Salford Central Station, ideally located for all of Central Manchester's amenities. No lift at the hotel.

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