The Malmaison Hotel![]() ![]() The Malmaison Hotel web
site says this of the hotel:
"This one time elegant warehouse in Manchester is now a gorgeous boutique hotel with a very theatrical style. With its red and black décor, we think it’s reminiscent of the Moulin Rouge. It’s certainly stylish, whatever colour you’re hoping to paint the town." ![]() In a former life
this was the warehouse of Joshua Hoyle and Sons
Limited, as the terracotta plaque indicates.
The building was designed by Charles Heathcote and
built in 1904.
![]() Below you can see the
building prior to its conversion into a hotel. You
can clearly see the staggered windows of the stair tower
at the corner of Piccadilly and Auburn Street.
![]() Below are two images
showing the stair tower today and the original entrance
which now provides access to the Brasserie.
![]() ![]() The Rochdale Canal
passes beneath the building on its way from the Dale
Street Basin to its junction with the Bridgewater Canal,
in Castlefield.
![]() ![]() ![]() The entrance on
Piccadilly incorporates a new extension by Darby
Associates, who were responsible for the conversion of
the old building.
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