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The Box WorksThe bed is huge and the inviting and the shower packs a punch. In short, it's perfect, The Observer Staying Cool's one- and two-bedroom apartments are a Wallpaper reader's dream, Daily Telegraph Business travellers visiting Manchester can check into some of the most stylish on offer with Staying Cool, The Independent Free wifi and Sky TV Most comfortable pocket-sprung beds with memory foam - the mattresses are called the Ultimate (you'll know why in the morning!) Secure underground ... Moreparking (£5 per night - must be pre-booked) Check-in: Starts 3pm. Ends 7pm. Quiet riverside location just off Deansgate - minutes from the Conference Quarter The best furniture designers - Arne JACOBSEN, Robin and Lucienne DAY, Tom DIXON, EAMES brothers Staying Cool Concierge service Eco-friendly products throughout Our own range of hand-blended aromatherapy spa productsHip hotel meets boutique serviced apartment. If you love style and design, are independently-minded, then you'll love Staying Cool. Here in Castlefield Staying Cool has teamed up with award-winning developer, Urban Splash, to bring you some of the best apartments in Manchester.Each apartment is consistently stylish, yet different, with a major emphasis on COMFORT (the best beds, sofas and chairs), DESIGN (the hottest designers, known and unknown, plus many especially commissioned pieces) and TECHNOLOGY (wi-fi, apple macs, and espresso makers).Secure parking (£5), free wifi, free espresso coffee and organic milk, free oranges for the juicer. Egyptian cotton towels, fine bed linen and bath products. In short, everything you would expect from the very best boutique hotel and more. ... in the words of The Observer's Travel Editor, In short, it's perfect. Less

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