A bold green addition to Manchester’s skyline, 275 hotel rooms stacked with character, buzzing social spaces and flowing planting.
An eye-catching landmark shaking up Manchester's skyline.
Inspired by Milan's Bosco Verticale, Mary Martin's Expanding Form sculpture, and Alan Turing's black and white computer programs developed in Manchester, the 13-storey landmark stacks white panels, projecting balconies and lush, overflowing planters to create a striking silhouette that scooped a design award from the Manchester Society of Architects before it even opened its doors.
Alongside 275 keys with views across the city, the Jenga Hotel also features a cafe-bar, gym, wellness room and new public square.
Location.
Right in the mix of Manchester's Piccadilly East, Jenga Hotel puts you in the heart of the city, minutes from bars, restaurants and buzz of Ancoats and the Northern Quarter.
Jenga Hotel
260 Great Ancoats St
Manchester
M4 7DB