Hotel Rossetti

107 Piccadilly, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About Hotel Rossetti

Situated in the heart of Manchester. Inside this powerful Manchester landmark of history lies a hotel to turn your head. Original features of the building contrast with iconic art and furniture. Rich in diversity, Manchester is a city to explore whether it's for the nightlife, culture, art, shopping or sport. The warmth of the city is felt as you enter the electric atmosphere. But the look is something you will have never seen before. With original features remaining, steel beams, ironwork columns, polished parquet floors the history of the building can be felt. Turn each corner and find memorable art and furniture that will turn your head.

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