Come and play at Manchester’s latest contemporary hotel Moxy Manchester City – part of Marriott concept from KE Hotels. One lucky reader will have the chance to win an exclusive two-night stay for two with late check-out, on the weekend of their choice, plus pizza and prosecco.

Experience the ultimate social staycation for an endless adventure in the trendy Spinningfields area with a two-night stay bed & breakfast for two, a bottle of the house Prosecco, and two Moxy Manchester 24/7 pizzas to get the party started; you can even bring your four-legged friends to stay too. 

When you arrive, you’ll step into Bar Moxy – the social heart of the hotel, which also serves as the hotel’s front desk, where a cocktail is served at check-in, alongside the room key. The social atrium space has a modern and industrial feel, with local-inspired artwork, curated Manchester-style illustrations and illuminated signs across the lobby. A foosball table, card games and board games and communal lockers also feature in the 24/7 space. 

From brightly coloured pouffe seating, hidden corners, and laid-back sofas to seats at the urban-style wrap-around bar, there’s something for all occasions. 

Bar Moxy has DJs playing Fridays and Saturdays, with an extensive drinks menu of beers, spirits, wine, and cocktails. They also serve the ultimate feel-good food.

The 146 playfully stylish rooms include plush platform beds, walk-in showers, TVs with Netflix, open-wall closets, and motion-activated LED guide-lights. Plus, they are pet friendly.

Moxy hotels are designed with social media lovers in mind; Moxy Manchester City is the first Manchester hotel to have a digital ‘Guestbook’ wall. The Guestbook streams photos, and videos that Moxy guests have shared to the social sphere. Moxy moments are shared on the wall, which constantly changes as the social feed is updated.

The contemporary neighbourhood hotel is a rising nine-storey build that’s clad in weathered-effect metal panels to give an urban contrast to the original façade that has been retained from the former hat factory.