"Manchester City" will build a new 401-room hotel

World 21:07, 5-03-2025

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"Manchester City" will build a new 401-room hotel

The club announced a partnership agreement with Radisson Hotel Group for a luxury hotel scheduled to open at the end of 2026.

The hotel will be named The Medlock, inspired by the Medlock River flowing under the Etihad campus.

This luxury hotel, operating year-round, will provide a convenient and cozy venue for music and sports fans visiting events at the Etihad Stadium and Co-op Live, as well as guests visiting the campus and Manchester.

The high-end hotel will join the Radisson Blu network and become part of the club's £300 million project at the Etihad campus.

Source: mancity.com

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