Marriott to open The Reach at Piccadilly this Spring
13/01/2023
The hotel will be owned by Molo Hotels and operated by Lighthouse Hotel Management
Marriott International has announced The Reach at Piccadilly is set to open in Manchester in spring this year.
The hotel will be a Tribute Portfolio hotel which is a collection of independent hotels from Marriott Bonvoy.
The 215-room hotel is located where the Rochdale and Ashton canals meet, near Manchester Piccadilly station. It will include “chic interiors” and a fully equipped fitness centre as well as a restaurant with the canals in the backdrop.
Sandra Schulze-Potgieter, vice president, Premium and Select Brands, EMEA, Marriott International said: “The Reach at Piccadilly combines local knowledge with striking design, a perfect fit for the Tribute Portfolio in the UK for 2023. This will be the third Tribute Portfolio hotel to open in the UK with a total of 20 hotels across Europe.
“All the hotels share a passion for captivating design, a vibrant social scene and thoughtful service; we look forward to this exciting new opening early next year”
General Manager, Peter Nye, added: ‘I am absolutely thrilled to announce the opening of The Reach at Piccadilly, Manchester, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel for 2023. We have set out to celebrate the pioneering spirit of the past alongside the entrepreneurial spirit of Manchester
today, and we cannot wait to welcome our first guests in spring.
The hotel will be owned by Molo Hotels and operated by Lighthouse Hotel Management.
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