EasyHotel takes Northern Quarter site

EasyHotel has acquired Bradley House in Manchester, for conversion into a 114-bedroom budget hotel.

Total cost of the purchase and the conversion of the grade two-listed building is around £6m.

EasyHotel is part of the budget hotel chain founded by easyJet tycoon Stelios Haji-Ioannou.

The purchase of the property at the junction of Dale Street and Newton Street is subject to easyHotel obtaining planning consent for a hotel.

In April easyHotel acquired its first building in the North West, 47 Castle Street, a four-storey office in Liverpool city centre which is due to be converted to provide 68-bedrooms.

The Bradley House hotel is due to open in summer 2016.

Simon Champion, chief executive officer, said: “Manchester has substantial international tourism, good economic growth potential, a large population and successful, internationally-renowned universities. We expect this new easyHotel to attract a variety of leisure and business customers looking for good quality accommodation at an affordable price and look forward to being a part of the city’s ongoing success.”

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