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New plans for Manchester Deansgate aparthotel include room2

By ASAP Newsdesk On 28th June 2018 · Add Comment · In ASAP Members, Breaking News, Front Page, Lamington, UK News

Developers have submitted fresh plans for a seven-storey aparthotel off Deansgate in central Manchester, almost three years after the site’s previous owner won planning approval for a 53-bed aparthotel and restaurant.

Changes to the original application include a height increase of 1.8m, switching from a pre-fab to more traditional building methods, and the involvement of ASAP Quality Accredited Operator Member Lamington Group’s room2 brand, leading to the number of rooms increasing from 53 to 59.

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