Qbic Manchester hotel will create 50 local jobs when it opens next March

Qbic Manchester, the newest addition to Qbic’s portfolio of hotels, will open in March next year.

Located in John Dalton House on Deansgate in the heart of the city’s liveliest strip and with some of the best bars, shops, restaurants, galleries and nightlife right on its doorstep, the hotel is set to become Manchester’s most creative hangout and a haven to share stories and relax.

The group said it will mix great design with sustainability and affordability.

Challenging traditional stereotypes, Qbic says it is reinventing the concept of affordable hotels by focusing on what matters to its stylish, savvy, environmentally-responsible guests.

The 261 innovative, pet-friendly rooms boast comfortable king-sized beds, high-speed WiFi, water-efficient power showers, sustainable toiletries and complementary tea and coffee.

Boosting employment in the area, the hotel is recruiting for 42 roles as it heads towards its launch and once fully operational will provide employment for 62.

Jon Walters, operations director at Qbic, said: “Supporting our local communities is at the core of the Qbic Hotels ethos and we are proud to be creating employment opportunities in the Manchester area with our plans to recruit over 50 roles locally.

“It is a difficult time for the hospitality industry globally and locally, but we are confident better times lie ahead and that Qbic Manchester will be at the heart and soul of those better times in this fantastic city.”

Motley, a 180-cover all-day restaurant featured in every Qbic hotel, offers locally-sourced produce and seasonal specials conceived for sociable sharing with a ‘Waste Not’ section that uses leftovers.

Qbic Manchester joins sister hotels Qbic London, Brussels, and Amsterdam

Room rates will start from £72 per night for a small double.