Skyline Room
A well-proportioned room on the upper floors with partial views toward the rooftop lounge, a king bed, and a work corner suited to shorter stays.
A hotel defined by its skyline views, a refined card room, and an atmosphere built for unhurried evenings and comfortable stays.
Book Your StayThe details that shape a stay at Yarrow, from the rooftop down to the last poured cocktail
Floor-to-ceiling glazing along the rooftop lounge frames Manchester's skyline, offering guests an outlook that shifts from golden afternoon light to the city after dark.
A quiet, wood-panelled room off the main lounge hosts classic table games in person, staffed by professional dealers, for guests who prefer a more intimate setting for the evening.
Our bar team builds a seasonal list around classic techniques and quality spirits, with a handful of house originals created specifically for the rooftop setting.
The gaming lounge sits alongside the bar, featuring roulette and blackjack tables in a relaxed, well-lit space designed for conversation as much as play.
Warm materials, low lighting, and custom furnishings throughout the lounge and rooms reflect a design brief focused on comfort rather than spectacle.
A compact team of hosts, bartenders, and dealers means guests are recognised quickly and requests are handled without unnecessary formality.
Each room is positioned to make the most of its view or its quiet, depending on what a guest is after
A well-proportioned room on the upper floors with partial views toward the rooftop lounge, a king bed, and a work corner suited to shorter stays.
A larger suite with a separate seating area and wider windows facing the Manchester skyline, suited to guests wanting extra space to unwind after an evening in the lounge.
Positioned closest to the rooftop lounge and card room, with direct skyline sightlines and a private balcony for guests who value proximity to the evening's activity.
A compact, quiet room set away from the rooftop level, ideal for guests prioritising rest, with a comfortable double bed and a simple, uncluttered layout.
We recommend reserving a table in advance, particularly on weekends, as both the rooftop lounge and the gaming lounge have limited seating. Hotel guests can arrange access directly through the front desk.
We ask guests to keep to smart casual attire in the rooftop lounge and card room after 6pm. Trainers and sportswear are welcome earlier in the day but we ask guests to dress up a little for the evening setting.
Yes, both spaces are open to visitors as well as hotel guests, though evening entry to the card room may be subject to availability. We suggest calling ahead or booking through our reservations line.
We host small private groups in a section of the rooftop lounge with advance notice, typically for parties of eight or more. Please contact our events team directly to discuss timing and layout.
Limited valet parking is available for hotel guests, and a public car park sits a short walk from the entrance. We're happy to provide directions and current rates when you book.
The rooftop lounge and bar are open from midday through late evening, with the card room typically opening around 7pm. Hours may shift slightly on weekends and public holidays.
A small set of reasons that keep guests returning to the rooftop
Few rooftop spaces in Manchester offer this uninterrupted a skyline outlook, making the lounge a natural spot for an evening that starts before dinner and continues after.
Our small team knows returning guests by name and adjusts service accordingly, whether that means a preferred table or a quiet word about the evening's schedule.
Nothing about Yarrow is designed to rush. From check-in to the card room, the pace of the evening is set by the guest, not the venue.
Our cocktail list is built by a bar team with genuine technical grounding, favouring balance and quality ingredients over novelty.
We stayed two nights for an anniversary and ended up spending most of both evenings on the rooftop. The card room was quieter than I expected, good for conversation, and the view over the city at sunset was worth the trip alone.
Booked a Corner Suite for a work trip and stayed an extra night just to use the lounge again. The bartender remembered my order the second evening, which I didn't expect from a hotel this size.
My parents came up for a weekend and we all met at the rooftop bar before dinner elsewhere. The staff were relaxed about us just having drinks and taking in the view, no pressure to rush off.
Reserved the card room for a small group of six, mostly colleagues. It felt more like a private lounge than a casino floor, and the dealer kept things easy-going for people who hadn't played much before.
Room was smaller than I pictured from the photos but the Skyline Room view made up for it, especially in the evening once the lights came on across the city.
We booked the Rooftop View Room for a birthday weekend. Being that close to the lounge meant we didn't have to plan around lifts or timing, just walked up whenever we felt like it.