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However, whilst Manchester does share similarities with the capital, it does seem to shine brighter in areas where London lacks.
That was something I was able to explore for myself after being invited up to the northwest city by Booking.com for Manchester Pride.
As someone who has never visited the region but has always had it high on their list, I was very excited to see what it had to offer and I was not disappointed.
Staying at the Kimpton Clocktower Hotel in Manchester
Staying at the breathtaking Kimpton Clocktower Hotel, I couldn’t help but feel like royalty.
Stepping into the grand foyer, home to a stunning domed-shaped glass roof and horse sculpture, friendly staff welcomed us and answered all our questions and queries with ease.
Heading up to the top floor for our room, I was excited to see what awaited us behind the door.
Whilst the room itself was simple, it felt rich and expensive, with a large comfy bed, plush seat, desk area and a spotless Victorian fitted bathroom.
I was even greeted with personal touches, with a handwritten note welcoming us to the Kimpton, a miniature taste of Manchester Gin and plenty of yummy snacks and drinks.
One element that makes the Kimpton Clocktower stand out against other hotels on offer, is its social hour for guests.
Offering an hour of free alcoholic and soft drinks, along with snacks, the hotel gives guests the chance to relax and sit back with a drink without the cost.
Waking up and heading down for breakfast, I was curious to see what would be on offer with a price tag of £22 per person.
Set in the Clocktowers restaurant area, I was lucky enough to be seated in the Winter Garden, a glassed room with twinkle fairy lights, trees and comfy seats.
The breakfast itself offered all you could ask for, with a traditional cooked full English, pastries, fruit, cereals, yoghurts and ham and cheeses for a…
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