staying cool Luxury Apartments

313 Box Works, Worsley Street, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England

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About staying cool Luxury Apartments

If you love style and design and are independently-minded, then you'll love Stayingcool; where hip hotel meets boutique serviced apartment. We've teamed up with Urban Splash to bring you some of the best apartments in Manchester. Each is consistently stylish yet different, with a major emphasis on comfort (with the best beds, sofas and chairs) design (the hottest designer, known and unknown) and technology (Wi-Fi, Apple Macs and espresso makers). Parking, Wi-Fi and Illy coffee is all complimentary.

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