About Hotel Gotham
Hotel Gotham
The ‘King of King Street’, Hotel Gotham opened at 100 King Street in April 2015, 80-years after the historic building was originally unveiled. It has been painstakingly restored and transformed from its previous banking life into the handsome 5 star, 60-room Hotel Gotham. The hotel is set over seven floors, each with breathtaking views across Manchester.
The hotel features the superb 2 AA Rosette awarded Honey Restaurant as well as private members club, Club Brass – open to members and hotel guests for a selection of drinks and cocktails until late.
Enquiries: +44 (0) 161 413 0000
Accomodation: [email protected]
Honey Restaurant: [email protected]
Club Brass: [email protected]
Events: [email protected]
General enquirers: [email protected]
Sales: [email protected]
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11-50 employees
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Hospitality
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$5M–$15M
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0161 413 0000
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100 King Street, Manchester, GB
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2015
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Corporate Meetings, Corporate Events, Social Events, Weddings, Private Dining Room, Private Members Club, 5 Star Hotel, Award Winning Restaurant
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Hotel Gotham headquarters is located at 100 King Street, Manchester, GB.
Hotel Gotham generates an estimated $5M–$15M annually, based on industry analysis and publicly available market data.
You can contact Hotel Gotham by calling 0161 413 0000.
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