Treehouse Hotel Manchester has officially opened, welcoming guests to a whimsical, eco-conscious retreat in the heart of the city. As the second UK property in the Treehouse Hotels portfolio, part of the Starwood Hotels collection, this 224-room hotel promises a unique blend of nostalgia, sustainability, and contemporary design.
Located on Blackfriars Street, Treehouse Hotel Manchester is a vibrant new addition to the city’s luxury hospitality scene. With interiors that evoke childhood memories and a commitment to environmental responsibility, the hotel offers 224 treehouse-inspired rooms, including nine suites and three accessible rooms. Later this year, the Treetop Suite will join the lineup, providing an elevated stay experience.
The hotel debuts with its ground-floor restaurant, Pip by Mary-Ellen McTague, a concept centred on seasonality and low-waste cooking. Featuring locally sourced ingredients from renowned suppliers such as Littlewoods Butchers and Organic North, Pip delivers an all-day dining experience that blends comfort with culinary innovation.
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Upcoming additions to the hotel’s dining scene include Sister Moon by Sam Grainger, a Southeast Asian-inspired restaurant set to open on the 14th floor, as well as The Nest in Treehouse & The Hideout, a rooftop lounge offering stunning views of the Manchester skyline.
Treehouse Hotel Manchester is more than just a place to stay—it’s a hub for entertainment and wellness. The hotel features Flix, an intimate 43-seat screening room with Dolby Atmos and 4K projection, perfect for private events and film screenings. Guests can also enjoy The Playground, a state-of-the-art gym designed for energising workouts. A membership programme will soon be introduced, offering access to Manchester’s fitness enthusiasts.
With seven versatile event spaces inspired by treetop surroundings, Treehouse Hotel Manchester provides a setting that fosters creativity and connection. The hotel will also host a curated series of cultural events, led by Manchester icons Luke Cowdrey and Justin Crawford, celebrating the city’s rich artistic and musical heritage.
To mark its launch, Treehouse Hotel Manchester is rolling out an exciting programme of events, including:
- Artist in Residence: Caroline Dowsett – A showcase of vibrant artwork throughout spring.
- Creative Workshops – Including an Alcohol Inks Abstract Painting session and a pottery class.
- Wellness Sessions – Such as Yoga-Lates and the dynamic fusion of yoga and dance with House of Voga.
- Friday Night Film Club – Classic film screenings in the Flix cinema.
- Sunday Roasts at Pip – A weekly indulgence featuring locally sourced ingredients.
For reservations and more information, visit Treehouse Hotel Manchester.
